ARRL has launched the So Now What? (bi-weekly) podcast for hams getting started in Amateur Radio or returning after an absence.
Join podcast co-hosts Michelle Patnode, W3MVP, ARRL Communications Content Producer; and Joe Carcia, NJ1Q, W1AW Station Manager and ARRL Lab member; “as they explore the topics that every newcomer to amateur radio needs to know.” 1
The first episode is an Introduction to the podcast hosts and to their plans for content.
Registration for RRRA Spring 2019 Technician Classes is now open. Please register on-line for these classes. This series of classes begins April 3, 2019.
The required textbook changed, beginning with the Spring 2018 Technician Classes, to the HamRadioSchool.com Technician License Course book. Students are strongly encouraged to visit our Education and Testing Schedule before purchasing their textbook.
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