Northwestern Ontario Senior Radio Club
55 Plus Centre, 700 River Street, Thunder Bay ON, P7A 3S6
CQ Zone 4 -- ITU Zone 4 -- ARRL Section ONN -- Grid EN58JK
48.4496 N x 89.2372 W
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New members are welcome. Contact Ve3saoClub at gee male dot calm for information.
Members are welcome to operate the club station days and evenings.
Every Sunday 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm is a popular time to get together at the station.
Meetings are held 2:00 pm on the second Sunday of each month, but not July, August and December.
55 Plus Centre, 700 River Street, Thunder Bay ON, P7A 3S6
CQ Zone 4 -- ITU Zone 4 -- ARRL Section ONN -- Grid EN58JK
48.4496 N x 89.2372 W
___________________
New members are welcome. Contact Ve3saoClub at gee male dot calm for information.
Members are welcome to operate the club station days and evenings.
Every Sunday 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm is a popular time to get together at the station.
Meetings are held 2:00 pm on the second Sunday of each month, but not July, August and December.
Getting Your Ham Radio License
Self-Study Courses
Taking the Exam
- Obtaining the Federal License is now much easier than it used to be.
- Morse Code is no longer a requirement.
- The exam consists of 100 multiple choice questions.
- The exam tests your knowledge about the radio regulations and basic electricity.
- You can study for the exam using self-study, over the Internet.
Self-Study Courses
Taking the Exam
- One of our club members - Lori Bedford is a Federal Government (Industry Canada) accredited examiner.
- When you feel you are ready, contact Lori at 622-2746 (cell 630-7688) to make arrangements to take the exam.
- Once you have passed the exam, you may choose a VE3... or VA3... callsign.
