How I STUDIED LESS THAN A DAY, FOR FREE, And PASSED HAM RADIO Test! 4K

I just found a way to study for my Ham Radio Technician Test for free, and was able to pass my test the first try with less than six hours of combined studying. Check out the video to find out how I passed my Ham Radio Exam.

Here's the links I mentioned in the video-

HRE-Tech App (Android) -

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[clydeosterhout]

I got my GMRS radio for my family, so we can use them together while hiking and kayaking. I am working on my Tech license for myself!

[uppaia]

Thank you for your YT series and the study suggestions.
I passed the Technician exam yesterday on the first try - 34/35. Sometimes you can teach an old dog a new trick.

[frankiehernandez]

Thank you for inspiring me two weeks ago I am now a ham tech.

[nateitkin]

Hi Matt. Kudos and Happy New Year. I basically followed the outline of your video and the FCC granted my license today. It took me about 5 days of study for the test. People could probably grind it out faster, but I was also doing some reading on the side to better understand some of the material. Thanks much.

[michaell]

What about the money it cost to take the test? I hear it’s 15 bucks.

[MrTommy]

I got my Tech license over 30 years ago. I used it for 2m for a few years, then did nothing. But I renewed my license every time it came due (as did my wife). About a year ago I decided to try for General. I studied and memorized everything. Passed the test online. Now I've discovered HF and I'm REALLY loving that! I've spent a bunch of money on radios, antennas, and assorted ham related goodies. Converted my Bully Barn shop into a Bully Barn Ham Shack. I don't know if I'm going to try for an Extra license. I'm 79 and hate to waste valuable airtime trying to memorize stuff I have no interest in. But I guess the bragging rights would be cool. Nice video. I hope you've convinced many more folks to get into the hobby. I've become a POTA freak, both hunting and activating. 73. K7LWL

[CJ-kplk]

Would love to see a video on APRS for overlanding when you get it up and going! Thanks for the great videos!

[dadsrcworkbench]

Great video. I got my tech license over a decade ago and now I want to get my General. I am in the same boat of studying...again and not getting distracted. I will have to look into APRS.

[peverill]

You beat me... Lol I just took my Tesl and I took a week and had to study a week... But congratulations to you and hope things are going great.

[tjmill]

Thanks Matt! Well done.
Would love to see more Land Rover content.

[palierto]

Great video. I’m looking to take my test next month and have been playing around with the app. Much appreciated!

[ScrambleNorth]

Great video! I think I’m going for it!!

[jamesvanlanen]

Congrats on getting your ticket. Got mine a few weeks ago as well. Spending way too much on gear, lol! Enjoyed your review on the KG935G and the KGXS20G mobile. I have the mobile in my Jeep and the 935 is my go to. For 2M/70cm, I went with Yaesu's FT-65R HT. I like the on the fly programming, but don't like the proprietary mic/software cable port.

[deltafour]

Did you find that the practice test was exactly the same as what was on the actual test?

[nickwind]

Just got my tech license this weekend. Looking forward to more radio content. Are you also going to upgrade to General or Extra class?

[toddhoffmaster]

Congratulations on passing your Ham test..

[kiethlowry]

Update the fee has now dropped to $35

[bluecavemen]

Are you referring to the “amateur radio technician licensed” I want to get into the drone world and one of the applications ask to get your amateur radio technician licensed. Not sure if this is the same thing?

[PaulKrista]

I subbed just because your funny and tossed that trash away 😅

[engineereuler]

ham tests are $15 each ($45 if you want to get to extra), did you skip your fee?