Ham Radio Examination

Welcome to the world of ham radio, academy of ham radio presenting model paper 2. Those who wish to appear for restricted grade examination, they need not write Morse code Exam. Morse code syllabus is not there to candidates of those appearing only for restricted grade. Nowadays, restricted grade holders, can talk anywhere in the world. They can use VHF, HF and UHF. Even they are authorized to receive the signals from international space station. Astronauts, they use 145, 800 megahertz
for communicating ground stations through ham radio operators.
All these frequencies can be availed by a restricted grade operator. So restricted grade examination qualifying is very, very easy. They have to appear only radio regulations, Total 25 bits will be there, total 50 marks, 30 minutes is the time period. Each bit carries2 marks. If they secure 30 marks, that means if they able to write 15 bits correct, 15 into 2, they
will get 30, that is the qualifying marks. Those who follows my videos carefully, they aresure to get 45 out of 50, they will get 45 marks. So without wasting time, I'm straightaway going into the discussion of model paper number 2, radio regulations. Section B, radio regulations, this is total consisting of 25 bits. So each bit carries 2marks, 25 X 2 = 50 marks, for qualifying in this part, one should get 30 marks. So if they able to write 15 bits correct, 15 X 2 = 30 marks, they will secure.Those who follows my videos carefully, seriously, they will easy to get at least 45 marks.
This is the only one examination of those appearing restricted grade Ham Examination and those who are having exemption of being a engineering certificate or diploma electronics with ECEsubjects or BSE electronics.

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Very nice information Sir