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  • “I was a Tech plus for several years.  Several months ago I subscribed to your service.  After one week I was a General, two weeks following that I am an Extra.  What a great program.  Thanks for your help.” —  Ken, WB5Y
  • “With just a little under a month or so, your study guide really isolated the areas I was weakest in, and drilled home the proper study technique and assistance. Last Saturday, I passed the Amateur Extra exam, after sitting on my hands with a ‘General’ since the fifties. A great help!”  — Bill, K5AUS
  • “In just less than 24 hours of online reading and studying the Element 2 on your site, I am ready to pass the test with confidence. Your program is a great tool for learning the needed information to pass the test. I will be studying Element 3 now using your site. Your site is well worth the cost.” — Cliff, KZ5JO
  • “Tycho (age 9) passed his Technician exam on the first try after studying on your web site.”  — Tom (Tycho's Dad!)
  • “23 Feb 07 - Passed General.  Score: 97% w/10 hours study time.  I have found that the techniques used by your site make learning the appropriate material very easy.  I tried reading books and just going over the test questions...  They are good for review, but second only to classroom instruction, your site makes learning or refreshing about as easy as it can be.  The only thing one needs to learn is to be dedicated enough to put in the time and focus on the topics as they go thru the study portion.  The technique used couldn't be much more effective or simple to use.  I had quite a bit of an electronics base from high and tech school, but have been out of the technician field since the early 80's.  I studied about 10 hours for my Element 3 test and passed it missing only 1 question.  I plan to test for my Element 4 on the 19th of March, which will be a month or less after purchasing my subscription.  I average between 1 and 4 hours per day (total) of study time, and even skip a day occasionally depending on the time I have available to study.  I plan to return to the site even after I pass my Element 4 just to finish the ‘course’ and keep things fresh in my mind at least until my subscription expires or until I reach 100% on all levels.” — Les, KB0PDX
  • “After using www.hamtestonline.com I gained the confidence and knowledge to prepare for the real thing, went to the local amateur radio club testing site, and was amazed that I was able to cruise thru the exam in a very short period of time, passing at my very first attempt at the tech class at an amazing ‘97%.’  I can only say thanks for such a wonderful service.  I am now on my way to my dream of being a licensed amateur radio operator.  I am just waiting for my call to be issued so I can begin experiencing what I have waited so long to enjoy.”  — Dean
  • “My 72 year old brain functioned a lot better with the program you provided.  I actually passed the Tech test.”  — John
  • “Passed Element 4 3/29/08 without difficulty after a few weeks of study.” — Michael, W2DQM
  • “I want to thank you guys for your HamTestOnline course.  It was very helpful.  I passed my General and went on to pass the element 4 Extra also on March 14 2008.  Your course was great.” — John, N2RCP
  • K0FCM “Subscribed to site on March 20 2007 and took Extra test on April 7 2007.  Could not have done it with out the help of your great site.  Can't say enough good things about it,” — Clark, K0FCM
  • “I passed my element 3 exam 35/35 and my element 4 exam 50/50.  The adaptive testing technology allowed me to focus on my weak areas and reduced the amount of time that I needed to study to pass the test.” — Bruce, KB7ZPJ
  • “Just a quick note to let you know that after only 32 hours of review I nailed my General and will now start working on my Extra.  You have a wonderful program.” — Allan, KC8FCW/AG
  • “Just thought I'd let you know that I PASSED my Extra Class exam on the first attempt this morning, 5/7/5!  HamTestOnline.com certainly contributed to my ability to be able to be successful on the exam!   73!” — David, K7GDK
  • “Your online study and tests, as they were very helpful to me in getting my Tech. Ticket on Sat. Oct 30, 2004. We had 38-41 in our class, and only two failures....I think at the most I missed one or maybe two, anyway, I was one of the passing group, & now awaiting my ticket arrival in mail.  Will study the General over the winter and try to take in the spring...was a novice 40 years ago...best 73's ....”  — Larry

  • “I passed my element 3 exam on the first try!

    I can't even begin to say how helpful HamTestOnline was in studying for the test. I took the route of basically memorizing the questions, I did not buy any books to explain the theory, but I did study using a book for my Technician license back in 1992, so I was familiar with the basic electrical components and antenna designs mentioned in the the questions. HamTestOnline lets you select which test pool (Technician, General, Extra) you want to study and further it allows you to select subsections as well. I was having a heck of a time memorizing the privileges on each band and the band plans, so I just turned off those parts.  I basically didn’t study them at all.  On my test there was only question from this section and I just skipped it.

    The element 3 (General written) test is multiple choice, 35 questions and you need to get 26 right in order to pass. I don’t know how many I missed, but there were 6 questions I wasn’t 99.99% sure about including the one I skipped, so I had a buffer of 3 more I could miss. If you decided to use HamTestOnline as a comparison, I got to a 76% rate on the New General questions and an overall ranking of 87.  My total hours was 12:19. I’m not sure sure how they calculate that to be honest.

    Finally, you can definitely do this there’s no reason to pay for SSB when you can easily get your HAM license! While it may be sacrilegious to say this, you don’t need to be an electronics guru or a ham radio wonk to use the Nets and mail programs like WinLink. What you do need to do is jump through the hoops (license) and then get someone to help you get setup (aka the place you’re going to buy your radio from!)”

    — Patrick on Patrick's Sailing Blog

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