My call sign is VK3JFP and my location is QF22hc (Melbourne, Victoria, Australia). First licence issue was in 1982.
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Australian Amateur Licence Required Examinations | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Amateur Radio Tool Box | |||||||||||||||||||||
Amateur Radio Reference sheet --The reference sheet contains Frequencies , Q codes, States and other handy data. | |||||||||||||||||||||
Amateur Radio Refernce sheet . Same as above but without the frequencies. | |||||||||||||||||||||
Amateur Frequencies, Bandwidths & Limitations.-- Frequency data compiled from the LCD and Australian Band Plan | |||||||||||||||||||||
Electronic Glossary -- Electronic and engineering terms database.. | |||||||||||||||||||||
Foundation Licence | |||||||||||||||||||||
Zero to Foundation 17 chapters with questions and answers |
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Practical Assessment | |||||||||||||||||||||
All applicants for an Australian
amateur radio licence must undertake the practical
assessment once to hold a licence. No matter what level
licence you undertake as your first licence, you need to
complete the practical assessment to be granted your
licence. The exanimation contains 15 Sections and is currently set by the Australian Media and Communications Authority (ACMA). This exam r 15 sections with questions and answers Material amended to reflect the new requirements of the Radiocommunications (Amateur Stations) Class Licence |
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Standard Licence | |||||||||||||||||||||
My recommendation is to sit the advanced exam instead of the standard. The syllabus is slightly different but, for either standard or advanced, a pass in the regulations is required. The advantage of advanced over standard is that the advanced licence has access to 28 amateur radio bands and the standard has access to 11 amateur radio bands. Power with a standard licence is limited to 100 watts in two modes while the advanced is limited at 400 watts in three modes. The choice is always yours. |
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Standard Syllabus | Standard syllabus from the Australian Media and Communications Authority (ACMA) | ||||||||||||||||||||
Standard Licence
Practice Exam 1 Unavailable at this time as ARV are reviewing the questions. |
Trial exam with Amateur Radio Victoria (ARV) Trial 1 | ||||||||||||||||||||
Standard Licence
Practice Exam 2 Unavailable at this time as ARV are reviewing the questions. |
Trial exam with Amateur Radio Victoria (ARV) Trial 2 | ||||||||||||||||||||
Advanced Licence | |||||||||||||||||||||
Preparing for your Advanced theory licence exam can seem a huge challenge so I developed some online training material to help you in your preparation. Zero to Advanced 21 lessons with questions and answers. Updated to the ACMA Syllabus dated February 2024 |
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Regulations | |||||||||||||||||||||
The Regulations exam must be sat if you are planning on gaining your Standard or Advanced licence.. Zero to Regulations 8 parts with questions and answers |
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Morse Code -- --- .-. ... . ....... -.-. --- -.. . |
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Morse code is not a requirement for any Australian amateur radio licence but it is fun to learn. Did you know there is a local net for you to practice, no matter what your speed? Tune into the CQ QRS Net Click on the morse key for more information. Fun Fact A dash is 3 time units. The space between symbols (dots and dashes) of the same letter is 1 time unit. The space between letters is 3 time units. The space between words is 7 time units. A time unit is based on the period for the dot. |
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