Ham Radio Prep recently partnered with FliteTest in a video to promote the use of ham radio for high-powered hobby flights as well as the use of activities such as drones, technology, engineering and mathematics education.
Ham Radio Prep has submitted 25 suggested questions to the NCVEC, for use on the upcoming revision of the amateur radio Technician class examination pool set to go into effect next year.
There has been a lot of confusion as a result of the Federal Communications Commission’s publication on March 19 in the Federal Register that the agency will begin charging for amateur radio licenses and vanity call signs.
