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Ever wanted to become a ham radio operator?  You can do so this weekend!

The Georgia Tech Amateur Radio Club, W4AQL, will administer
amateur radio exams this weekend.  The examinations
will be given Sunday, April 25, 1999, at 2:30 p.m., in
room 301 of the Student Center.  We ask that examinees 
arrive by 2:20 to allow time for the appropriate paperwork.

All written and Morse code elements will be administered.  If you
don't already have an amateur license, it is now possible to
get a Technician Class license without taking a Morse code
test.

Candidates should bring:

1)  $6.45 for the testing fee.  Cash or personal checks payable
    to ARRL/VEC will be accepted.  Please attempt to have
    exact change.

2)  Photo identification.  A driver's license or Buzz Card are
    among several acceptable forms.  Minors without photo ID
    have several options; please contact the number below for
    details.

3)  Current licensees wishing to upgrade must bring their 
    signed, actual, and original license (either wallet sized 
    or frame sized), AND ONE PHOTOCOPY THEREOF.
    Examinees with credit from a previous test session must
    bring the signed, actual, and original CSCE from that session
    AND ONE PHOTOCOPY THEREOF.  It is suggested that
    examinees make the copies off campus, as the nearest
    accessible copier to the test site is at the Price Gilbert Library,
    and it is rediculously overpriced.

Questions?  Call test session manager Brennan Price, KU4WJ, 
at 404 892-8255 before 11 p.m.

--Brennan Price
  price@jacor.com



-- 
Brennan Price, Affiliate Relations and Operations Assistant
Georgia News Network, Atlanta Falcons Radio Network, Georgia Tech Network
<price@jacor.com> or <dsrekbtp@prism.gatech.edu>
"It's only gone downhill since Rahul Bali left."--Mitch Kispert