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What was the
BRATS' ethos
?
BRATS training had the ethos of "Learning
by practical application".
How many levels
of amateur radio licence are there in UK ?
The Foundation and Intermediate
and Advanced Radio Amateur Licences are part of a suite of three examinations
designed to give access to the "Amateur Radio" bands.
The Foundation Licence is the
entry level into the UK amateur radio activity.
The Intermediate Licence is the
second level.
The Advanced Amateur Radio licence
is the top tier of the licence structure.
What was the
shortest time a student studying with the BRATS has achieved a pass at the
Foundation Licence Exam, then the Intermediate Licence Exam and the Advanced
Licence exam.
14 weeks
from first contact
with the Lead Instructor to a pass slip for the Advanced exam with the FL
exam and IL exam also passed.
Who wrote the
BRATS teaching web site?
This training site was the work of
several dedicated club members whose specialist skills were :-
not only in
amateur radio,
but also
industry based electronics,
physics,
teaching
and
web site design.
How big is
the web site ? The
site comprises of over 200 pages and nearly 1000 drawing / animations and
can take the new student from the Foundation Licence examination through
the Intermediate Licence examination to the Advanced Licence examination
as quickly as they wish to progress, of course giving time to carry out
practicals and sit exams!
Due to spammers the email
information is as a graphic
For more information about the BRATS
club and its venues click on the link above to BRATS Club.
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Disclaimer:- This web site has taken many hours of hard work from members of the BRATS, and it is hoped that as far as possible that the contents are accurate. However no responsibility can be accepted for any errors or omissions that may exist on this site. It is your own responsibility to decide the suitability of this site for your use and that the site development team cannot be responsible for any misuse or misunderstanding or incorrect information. The site no longer continues to develop. |
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