TECHNICIAN FOUNDATIONS // V0.1

Labs

Eight foundation labs, eight Technician Core labs, then the remediation labs that are open. Finishing a set is not Technician exam readiness. The coverage audit is a historical record, not a score that later labs rewrite.

  1. 01

    What Is Radio?

    Explore frequency, wavelength, signals, noise, Hz/kHz/MHz, and basic receiver behavior.

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  2. 02

    Your First Radio

    Frequency selection, volume, squelch, simplex operation, memories, and basic radio controls.

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  3. 03

    Repeaters

    Repeater input/output frequencies, offsets, tones, range, and basic repeater operation.

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  4. 04

    Bands & Privileges

    Amateur bands, Technician privileges, operating scenarios, and choosing an appropriate frequency.

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  5. 05

    Electricity Without the Textbook

    Voltage, current, resistance, power, and an interactive introduction to Ohm's law.

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  6. 06

    Antennas & SWR

    Frequency, wavelength, antenna length, resonance, SWR, and troubleshooting.

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  7. 07

    Propagation & Range

    Line of sight, terrain, antenna height, VHF/UHF behavior, introductory HF propagation, and repeaters.

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  8. 08

    First Field Operation

    An integrated scenario: choose equipment, frequency and band, antenna, operating method, and proper procedure.

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Technician Core

TC-01 through TC-08 can be opened. They build on Foundations. Completing a core lab is not concept mastery, and it is not exam readiness.

  1. TC-01

    Your License & Responsibilities

    What a Technician license allows and requires, practiced as operating decisions.

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  2. TC-02

    Operating on the Air

    Listening, calling, identifying, simplex, repeaters, and a first courteous contact.

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  3. TC-03

    Components & Circuits

    What common parts do, and how to read a basic schematic.

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  4. TC-04

    Inside the Radio

    Signal path, modulation, and a first troubleshooting sequence.

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  5. TC-05

    Modes, Digital & Radio Activities

    Receiver modes, occupied bandwidth, a digital path, and a simple satellite pass.

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  6. TC-06

    Antenna Systems & Feed Lines

    The path from the radio to the antenna, loss, polarization, and pattern.

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  7. TC-07

    Measure, Test & Troubleshoot

    Meters, a dummy load, and faults you isolate one measurement at a time.

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  8. TC-08

    Safety, Emergencies & Responsible Operation

    Site hazards, an educational exposure model, and emergency priority.

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Technician Remediation

TR-01 through TR-09 can be opened. Completing the set is not concept mastery, not the historical coverage audit, and not exam readiness. Coverage verification comes next.

  1. TR-01

    Electrical Quantities & Circuit Math

    Prefixes, decibel ratios, series and parallel resistance, and mixed voltage, current, and power decisions.

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  2. TR-02

    Parts, Symbols & Practical Circuits

    Parts and their jobs, the official schematic figures, a power-supply path, and solder-joint diagnosis.

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  3. TR-03

    Rules as Operating Decisions

    License, privilege, control, identification, and content decisions from a teaching reference, including a first week on the air.

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  4. TR-04

    Repeaters, Nets & Public-Service Operating

    CQ, repeater offsets including 70 centimeters, reverse, DTMF, DMR, nets, formal traffic, and ARES versus RACES.

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  5. TR-05

    How Radio Waves Travel

    Electric and magnetic fields, one free-space speed, the radio horizon, multipath, and the propagation paths beyond a first skywave sketch.

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  6. TR-06

    Station Setup, Interference & Measurement

    Station controls, mobile power, coax, SWR readings, receiver blocks, and an interference report handled with evidence.

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  7. TR-07

    Modes, Satellites & Digital Activities

    Mode bandwidth, upper and lower sideband, digital activities, fast-scan television, and a low-Earth-orbit pass.

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  8. TR-08

    Antennas, Feed Lines & Connectors

    Named antennas, a dipole pattern model, loading, feed-line loss, connectors, the tuner, and SWR.

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  9. TR-09

    Safety Beyond the First Inspection

    Electrical hazards, fuses, lightning bonding, tower decisions, and RF exposure factors. The exposure model is not a compliance calculator.

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RF Labs

RF-01 is a supplemental simulation. It is not part of Technician Remediation, and it is not exam readiness. 0 of 1 complete.

  1. RF-01

    RF Interference & Jamming

    What a receiver does when another signal or a raised noise floor competes with the signal you want. Simulation only.

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