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Books, blogs, YouTube, podcasts and live shows — edited Aug 31, 2026 by Unknown editor
Compared with the version from Aug 31, 2026. Note: Imported from content/wiki
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- *ARRL Ham Radio License Manual*, *General Class* and *Extra Class* manuals — the standard study
path, matched to the current question pools.
- *The Fast Track* series (Michael Burnette, AF7KB) — explains why each answer is right, which
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works better than rote memorisation for some people.
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works better than rote memorization for some people.
- The **free** [HamStudy.org](https://hamstudy.org/) pools cover the exam without buying anything;
see [studying](/wiki/licensing/studying).
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archives.
- **Ham Radio History (W2PA)** and [Early Radio History](https://earlyradiohistory.us/index.html)
for [the history](/wiki/getting-started/history-of-amateur-radio).
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- **PA3FWM's technical notes** and **Rudy Severns N6LF's papers** for people who like the maths.
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- **PA3FWM's technical notes** and **Rudy Severns N6LF's papers** for people who like the math.
## Podcasts
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- **Ham Nation** — the long-running weekly video show.
- **Ham Radio Live**, **AmateurLogic.TV** — regular video magazines.
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- Club and organisation streams: ARRL events, AMSAT symposia, QSO Today Virtual Ham Expo, and the
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- Club and organization streams: ARRL events, AMSAT symposia, QSO Today Virtual Ham Expo, and the
Hamvention and Pacificon presentation recordings — most end up free on YouTube.
## On the air
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