HAM RADIO FOUNDATION LICENCE TEST MOD
HAM RADIO FOUNDATION LICENCE TEST FULL

In the UK no-one except some crusty old greasy-haired shed dweller* gives two hoots unless you cause a problem for the MoD or British Bullshit Company.no idea if Switzerland enforce their equivalent laws though Foundation and Intermediate UK licences are not covered by CEPT T/R61-01ДЇurther, there is a limit on the amount of time a licence within the CEPT T/R61-01 recomendation can be used in any other country.

HAM RADIO FOUNDATION LICENCE TEST FULL

The only UK licence you could use in Switzerland is a FULL one. It is just one of the 'hobbies' I have and so far(!) has been way cheaper than some of the others! Taking the license here is also an option, but that costs over ВЈ100 fee, plus the ВЈ100 annual fee on top. Yes, I can keep the license in the UK, but then I can't use it where I am! However, then I incur a ВЈ100 annual fee to have the license here as that is how it is (not free lifetime like UK), which is a bit steep TBH. I could apply via an address in the UK, but then I have to (read *should*) transfer the license to my domicile country, which is do-able. STOP MOANING - GET OFF YOUR ARSE & JOIN ME !! It's the telecommunications union that governs everyone. It's not OFCOM who say you have to take an exam, I personally think the foundation should be like a motorbike CBT so if you don't take & pass level 2 within 2 or 3 years you should have to start again after a 1 year ban.Д¬ome on people ! If a little girl can pass, What's your problem ? The licence tier is 3 levels of foundation, intermediate & full. With this licence you get 10watts on almost all amateur frequencies & if you put in the effort to learn cw you will work the world, If i can work Australia & New Zealand with 2watts & a 17 foot vertical up 12 feet, Then so can you. The foundation license is so easy it's almost impossible to fail. I struggle to understand but passed 2 city & guilds first time 28 years ago & the statutory 12 wpm morse 11 months later. I wanted to be a novice but the trainer said do the full RAE. Later exams became multiple choice but you still have to understand.

To communicate further you took a full written exam & a morse test then used CW only.ДЄs years went on equipment advanced but you still did a written exam & a morse test to use SSB & CW on HF In years gone by you built all your own gear & applied for an artificial Ariel license to test it. It couldn't get any easier to get a license, The youngest foundation was passed by a 6 year old girl.

The number of people coming into the hobby was falling, Why use amateur radio when you can use a phone or computer to talk to whoever you want wherever you want, Any time of the day or night ? Over the years the hobby has changed due to advances in technology.

Ham radio foundation licence test