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Home » Topics » General Ragchew » RRATT VE team

RRATT VE team

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  • March 7, 2025 at 10:33 am #45798
    Mark Johnson
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      Here is an update from the RRATT VE team.

      “Several ARRL VE’s from this area have formed the Red River Amateur Testing Team (RRATT) that provides online/remote testing for amateur radio licensing. We offer tests every Thursday night at 7:00. We are trying to focus on helping individuals in the ArkLaTex region. Testing is accomplished using the Zoom platform and Exam Tools software. Candidates test in the comfort of their own home and will have their license processed and completed in 1 or 2 business days. If you are interested reach out to us at RRATTEAM@gmail.com or register at the link below. The next available session is March 20 https://hamstudy.org/sessions/RRATT/all”

      A group of local VEs are going to the McCurtain County ARC for training on March 15, 2025. Please contact Dan KB7JZI if you need more info.

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      Mark W5PTX

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