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Ham Radio Technician Exam, 397 Questions Deep

Drill every text-only question in the official 2026-2030 Technician pool, section by section, from FCC rules to antennas and safety, then sit practice exams at the real pass mark.

11 modules

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What it teaches

The US amateur radio Technician exam, from its own question pool. The exam’s 35 questions are drawn from a public pool of 409, which is split into 35 groups; this course drills every text-only pool question (397), subelement by subelement: FCC rules, operating, propagation, station practices, electrical principles, components, circuits, signals, antennas and safety. Then it gives practice exams built the way the real one is, one question per group, scored against the real pass mark (26 of 35). The AI asks 3 questions, checks one question from each subelement, sets your path, and gives you one pool question at a time; each drill miss comes back 3 or 4 rounds later, answered in words so you can’t just remember a letter (except two questions whose options differ only in capital letters).

Not for the General or Extra exams.

How long

403 items (397 pool questions + 6 on the exam). Every pool question is shown at least once and each drill miss comes back, plus a 35-question practice exam: roughly 13-19 sessions of ~40 rounds (not timed with a real student). The tutor gives a one-line save code at the end of each session.

The modules

11 modules, drilled one item at a time.

  1. M0

    How the exam works

    How the exam works

  2. M1

    T1 Commission’s rules (6 on the exam)

    68 pool questions

  3. M2

    T2 Operating procedures (3)

    37 pool questions

  4. M3

    T3 Radio wave propagation (3)

    35 pool questions

  5. M4

    T4 Amateur radio practices (2)

    23 pool questions

  6. M5

    T5 Electrical principles (4)

    50 pool questions

  7. M6

    T6 Electronic and electrical components (4)

    34 pool questions

  8. M7

    T7 Practical circuits (4)

    44 pool questions

  9. M8

    T8 Signals and emissions (4)

    47 pool questions

  10. M9

    T9 Antennas and feed lines (2)

    23 pool questions

  11. M10

    T0 Safety (3)

    36 pool questions

Before it teaches, it asks

  1. 1
    When is your exam (a date, roughly, or not booked yet)? Have you used a radio, a scanner or electronics before?
  2. 2
    What formula is used to calculate current in a circuit?
  3. 3
    For which classes of amateur radio licenses does the FCC currently issue new licenses?

What’s exact, and what isn’t

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Straight from the course’s own notes.

The questions and Keys are the official ones, word for word
The NCVEC Question Pool Committee’s 2026-2030 Technician pool (public release with errata, Feb 19 2026), which the committee released into the public domain.
The exam facts are sourced
35 questions and a pass at 26 from the FCC rule (47 CFR 97.503); one question per group from the pool’s syllabus.
No explanations
The pool gives answers, not reasons, and this version adds none: the tutor gives the right option and, where the pool cites one (every rules question in T1 but one, and one in T2), the FCC rule section. Learning is by repetition and practice exams.
Honest limits
12 pool questions need the pool’s three diagrams (Figures T-1 to T-3) and are left out (text-only). 10 of them are in group T6C (12 questions), so a real exam will often include one; the practice exams here never show one. Passing practice exams is not a licence, and this course isn’t connected to the FCC, the NCVEC or any exam team.
Not in it yet
The 12 diagram questions, explanations, the General and Extra pools.