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@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ In 2025, I ended up locking in enough to try grinding for a Technician license.
>[!TODO] TODO: Put a picture of them here >[!TODO] TODO: Put a picture of them here
- Anyway I think I'm reaching the limit of how much I can memorize Hamstudy. Every other resource I've found online seems like it's trying to have you memorize the test bank as well, so here are my notes for the Amateur Extra exam, much of which is digested from hamstudy and wikipedia and the aforementioned lesbians: - Anyway I think I'm reaching the limit of how much I can memorize Hamstudy. Every other resource I've found online seems like it's trying to have you memorize the test bank as well, so here are my notes for the Amateur Extra exam, much of which is digested from hamstudy and wikipedia and the aforementioned lesbians:
# Rules and Shit (E1) ## Rules and Shit (E1)
- **PRB-1** is an FCC document that basically says that localities can't fuck with ham radio equipment (within reason) - **PRB-1** is an FCC document that basically says that localities can't fuck with ham radio equipment (within reason)
- your HOA can't legally do anything about your massive fucking Antenna but they're damn well gonna try - your HOA can't legally do anything about your massive fucking Antenna but they're damn well gonna try
- The **[National Radio Quiet Zone](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQEGPATQe5s)** is an area in MD, VA, and WV where ~~chicanery~~ RF is banned so that RF research can happen without interference - The **[National Radio Quiet Zone](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQEGPATQe5s)** is an area in MD, VA, and WV where ~~chicanery~~ RF is banned so that RF research can happen without interference