THERE IS NO REFUND OPTION ONCE YOU REGISTER
unless the HAMCRAM is cancelled,
BECAUSE THE SEAT IS RESERVED FOR YOU ALONE.
We will consider your payment a DONATION to the club if you fail to attend for any reason.

Note: License upgrade opportunities to GENERAL or EXTRA Class are dependent on the
presence of enough qualified Volunteer Examiners (VE's) to certify the test results.
There is no guarantee that this service will be offered at the Hamcram.

You MUST bring your FCC Registration Number (FRN)
and photo ID to take the exam. Scroll down for more information.

By registering for the HAMCRAM, you agree and accept these terms.
Click Here To Contact us with any questions.
Remember: We are all VOLUNTEERS, and do not receive compensation for this event.

Follow all of these 3 Steps to sign up:

STEP 1:
PRE-PAY in order to save your seat!
Send $30.00 via PayPal (they accept Credit/Debit Cards),
to us at the following email address:
treasury@nject.us
Payments go directly to SAL our club Treasurer. Contact us for other payment methods.
Please send funds as a FRIEND so we get the entire amount, or PayPal will deduct a fee.
~Note that the FCC will collect a separate fee of $35 pending your license issuance later.~
You will receive ONE FREE DOOR PRIZE TICKET if you pass the test!

STEP 2:
Pre-register by sending an email to us
AFTER YOU HAVE PAID with your name
and phone number to get on the student list.
You will receive a confirmation email with your student number and further directions.
Plan to arrive by 0830 hours so we can start on time.

STEP 3:
Get your Personal FCC Registration Number (FRN)
before the coming to the Hamcram.
~~~No one will be permitted to take an exam without an FRN!~~~
Get one by clicking here: CORES
Need help? Watch this video.
Write your FRN on your PayPal receipt and bring it with you to the Hamcram!

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Click here for the "Hamcram Day in Detail"
which lists the agenda for the day.

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The FCC approved new fees for licensing in December 2020! The new fees may go into effect at any time. If so, there MAY be an additional FCC license fee of $35. We do not know at this time if we need to collect the fee or if they will require you to pay the FCC directly. Read the whole story here: FCC Fees

AUGUST 2021 FCC FEE UPDATE from the ARRL Newsletter published on 8/19/21:
The previously announced schedule of FCC amateur radio application fees likely will not go into effect before 2022. FCC staff confirmed during a recent virtual meeting with Volunteer Examiner Coordinators (VECs) that the agency is still working on the necessary changes to the Universal Licensing System (ULS) software and other processes and procedures that must be in place before it starts collecting fees from amateur applicants. Earlier this year, the FCC said it would not start collecting fees from amateur applicants before this summer. The new estimate is that the fees won't go into effect until early next year. Once it's effective, a $35 application fee will apply to new, modification (upgrade and sequential call sign change), renewal, and vanity call sign applications. All fees will be per application. Administrative update applications, such as those to change a licensee's name, mailing, or email address, will be exempt from fees. ARRL VEC Manager Maria Somma, AB1FM, said Volunteer Examiner (VE) teams will not face the burden of collecting the $35 fee. "Once the FCC application fee takes effect, new and upgrade applicants will pay the exam session fee to the VE team as usual, but they'll pay the $35 application fee directly to the FCC using the FCC Pay Fees system," she explained. When the FCC receives the examination information from the VEC, it will email a link with payment instructions to each successful candidate, who then will have 10 days from the date of the email to pay. After the fee is paid and the FCC has processed an application, examinees will receive a second email from the FCC with a link to their official license. The link will be good for 30 days. Licensees also will be able to view, download, and print official license copies by logging into their FCC ULS account. The FCC no longer provides printed licenses. Licensees can log into the ULS with their 10-digit FRN (FCC Registration Number) and password at any time to view and manage their license and application, print their license, and update anything in their FCC license record, including adding an email address.

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Here are some helpful learning resources: Start reviewing Element 2 NOW! Do not expect to pass the test simply by attending the Hamcram. You can purchase the ARRL License Manual - Try this On line Practice Test or try these "flash cards." There are many more resources online. To preview the offical ELEMENT 2 Technician Class License Question/Answer pool, Click Here OR, try my REFORMMATED version with only the CORRECT answers listed: Click Here (Helpful Hint: We recommend printing it out to follow along at the Hamcram)

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~BE SURE TO CHECK HERE BEFORE YOU COME TO THE CLASS FOR ANY WEATHER RELATED ISSUES!~

Weather Watch: Class is ON for 0900 hours Saturday February 26th 2022. SEE YOU THERE!

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