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How do I become an amateur radio operator? It’s really quite easy! All you need to do is pass one exam, which is given by your local amateur radio volunteers.  There is usually a minimal cost ($15) that you’ll need to pay for their time and materials.  You’ll need to provide valid identification as well. … Read more

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At Ham Radio Academy, I may (but not always) link out to products or services for sale that I am an “affiliate” for.  This means that if you purchase something through that link, I receive a small commission.  This helps keep the site operating, and I’m always grateful for your support. Thanks for your understanding.  … Read more

Hi, I’m Chris, also known as K5HRA, and I’m the guy behind Ham Radio Academy.  I’m on QRZ, LotW, eQSL, and HRDLog. When I was a kid, I’d hide under the covers and mess around with a little red transistor radio that my dad got for me.  From my home in Wisconsin, I’d pull in … Read more