This one-stop guide is your first step to obtaining your FCC Commercial Radio License. It contains everyting you need to know to get a Marine Radio Operator Permit (MROP) or General Radiotelelphone Operator License (GROL), plus the Radar Endorsement. Learn wireless communications and move to the front of the employment line in Radio-TV Broadcasting, Satellites, Microwave, Aviionics, Radar and Maritime. A US Government FCC License is important. Federal regulations require all transmissions and tests performed during installations, servicing or maintenance of a Marine or Avionics station to be made by or under the immediate supervision and responsibility of a person holding an FCC General Radiotelephone Operator License. Even when this license is not legally required for employment, it serves as a government document certifying and acknowledging proficiency in the Communications industry. To obtain an FCC license, applicants must get a passing score on a 100 question multiple-choice exam. The only other requirements for getting an FCC License: Applicants must be a legal United States resident and have an ability to communicate in English. This newly revised 19th edition contains everything an applicant needs to know to pass the exam, including the answers to all questions on the government examination.
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Warren Weagant has written and produced more FCC testing guidebooks and courses than any other author. His approach has resulted in thousands of successful licensees since his first edition published in 1968. He credits an early electronic ambition to his father, Charles Weagant, who designed and built the first Hi-Fidelity standard broadcast radio station in the United States. He holds a General Radiotelephone Operator License with Radar endorsement, was educated at Washington State University, worked in the Radio-TV Broadcasting industry for many years and currently heads a publishing and multimedia production company in Sausalito, California.
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Answers to questions in the book,
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This review is from: Tests - Answers for FCC General Radiotelephone Operator License Updated Multiple-Choice Tests from the actual FCC exam Plus Radar Endorsements Tests (Paperback)
This book is a mere copy of the FCC answers from the pool questions on the website. It does not tell you how you got the answers. Most importantly to consider is the math problems as there are several Math questions that came up in the examination. Perhaps if the author had to consider showing the calculations of how he got the answer it will be worth the purchase. I had to pull out my old electricity and electronic theory books from school and go the specific topic to get the formula and find the answers. But I passed with a high 96% in all three tests.
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Same Stuff Free from the FCC,
This review is from: Tests - Answers for FCC General Radiotelephone Operator License Updated Multiple-Choice Tests from the actual FCC exam Plus Radar Endorsements Tests (Paperback)
Why pay over $20 for omething you can download free. The question pool contained in the book is the same one available gratis at the FCCs website. This book provides no added value - i.e., it doesn't explain the reason the answer is correct.
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