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Testimonial from a reader

July 17, 2016 By Dan KB6NU 1 Comment

extra-class-cover-188x300One of the coolest things about writing my study guides is that I get great e-mail from my readers. Here’s one that arrived just a couple hours ago:

Hello, I wanted to drop you a quick line about your study guides. I found them quite at random doing a web search. I used all three of the guides, the free Tech study guide and the Kindle version of the General and Extra Class study guides. I used them to study from for a few hours a day for about a week and half. Yesterday, July 16, I planned on taking the tests for all three elements, assuming I would pass each one to move to the next. The guides actually gave me the confidence to know I would at least get to the Extra test, but as it worked out, I passed all three elements. I even got the highest score of the three examinees who too the Extra test. So, thanks to your guides I have passed all three elements in one sitting, and now I am just waiting on the FCC to issue my Amateur Extra license.

Thank you so much for the guides !!!

Chris

How cool is that? I can’t guarantee that you’ll pass all three at a single exam session, but they certainly will help you pass the test, whenever you take it.

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  1. Vincent Alvino says

    December 17, 2018 at 6:56 pm

    The power of a good study guide is unmatched, When put together correctly it makes learning easier and even fun at times. I found Dan’s KB6NU, clean, to the point, and easy to read. The no nonsense approach helped me to feel confident in what I was learning. My only issue was that I wish I found this line of study guides sooner. Thanks Dan, 73’s

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