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2025 Tech study guide

New edition of my No Nonsense Technician Class License Study Guide now ready for review

May 7, 2026 By Dan KB6NU 3 Comments

The 2026 edition of my No Nonsense Technician Class License Study Guide is now available for review. I would love for you  to download it, read through it, and comment on it, either here in this post or directly by email.

I’ve improved some of the explanations in the text (at least I think that I’ve improved them). But, please feel free to comment and suggest other topics that might need more explanation.

I have also added some illustrations. I was going to add more illustrations—and I may try to add more before I actually publish it—but illustrations take a lot of time. If there’s a topic that you think really needs an illustration let me know.

Finally, I’m looking for suggestions as to what to put on the cover. The last edition had a cartoon image of a young man holding a satellite antenna. That generated a little controversy about not being inclusive enough. I’m not sure it was all that bad, but I’d love to hear what you think would make a good cover.

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No Nonsense Technician Class License Study Guide (for tests given between July 2026 and June 2030)

New No Nonsense Technican Class Study Guide now available!

The 2026 version of my Tech Class study guide is now available, and as always, the PDF version is FREE!. The ePub version costs $9.97, and a Kindle version and paperback version will be available on Amazon shortly.

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