Class size is limited to 30 students, on a first-registered basis. This is an informal requirement, and we'll work with everyone if we see the class filling up. To get a registration form, e-mail Gary KN4AQ . The form is an Adobe Acrobat PDF file that can be e-mailed, or printed and sent regular mail. You don't have to be an electrical engineer to get a ham license.
Many hams have no technical knowledge beyond what they learned to get their licenses.
The exams are drawn from a pool of multiple-choice questions. You're Talking , or you can download them from this ARRL web site , among others. There are over 300 questions in the pool, the questions won't be numbered the same on the exam, and the answers may be presented in a different order. In fact, many questions require just that - memorizing rules, frequency limits and such. Other questions require solving some basic math problems using simple algebraic equations that we'll teach.