ARRL Ham Radio License Manual 6th Edition – Complete Study Guide with Question Pool to Pass the Technician Class Amateur Radio Exam

Earn Your Ham Radio License and Get on the Air with ConfidenceNEW! 6th Edition | For exams July 1, 2026, to June 30, 2030Pass the 35-question multiple choice exam Designed for self-study and classroom use Use with ARRL's online practice resourcesThe ARRL Ham Radio License Manual is your complete guide to earning your Technician-class license and getting on the air. Whether you're interested in radio technology, connecting with people around the world, or serving your community, this book gives you everything you need to pass the exam and get started.Packed with helpful photos and illustrations and supported by a wealth of online learning resources, the material is presented in a clear, engaging format that builds your knowledge step by step. By the time you finish, you’ll be ready for exam day.What's Covered:Amateur radio rules and activities Radio and signal fundamentals Electricity, components, and circuits Propagation, antennas, and feed lines Amateur radio equipment Communicating with other hams Licensing regulations Operating regulations Radio safety Selecting your first radioAt the end of the book, you’ll find the complete Technician-class question pool, including all questions and answers with detailed explanations for exams beginning July 1, 2026. Pair it with ARRL’s Online Exam Review for Ham Radio to take randomly generated practice tests and ensure you’re fully prepared.The ARRL Ham Radio License Manual has helped thousands of new operators get licensed. Use it to study, pass your exam, and get on the air. Keep it close—you’ll refer to it again and again as you begin your journey into amateur radio.Amateur radio operators experiment with electronics, provide communication during emergencies and disasters, and connect with people across the country and around the world. With a Technician-class license, you can communicate through repeaters, satellites, and even the International Space Station. Read more