I saw a study guide for candidates in Heilongjiang today, and I had an idea to create a study guide specifically for candidates in Inner Mongolia. While amateur radio development in Inner Mongolia is relatively behind, since the "unauthorized station" trend, more and more people interested in amateur radio have joined the HAM community. This article is written to help new candidates prepare for their exams and set up stations. Please correct any errors or omissions.
Step 1:
Follow the Inner Mongolia Amateur Radio Association's WeChat official account to stay updated on exam news. Official account link: ↓
Step two:
Stay informed about exam updates, similar to the example below ↓
Step 3:
Registration. The platforms for registration are CRAC's official website and ZhiPu. I recommend using ZhiPu for registration. Below, I will use ZhiPu as an example (Note: There are requirements for the registration photo, please see the image below).
Step 4:
Find the corresponding test center based on the registration location; usually, the location will be specified.
Step five:
Use paper-based answer sheets and question papers for the exam. Don't try to copy; everyone receives a different set of questions, so copying is pointless (Note: B class exams require submission of logs).
The following items are required for the exam: admission ticket, ID card, pencil, pen, eraser. (Mobile phones can be brought into the examination hall; during the exam, the invigilator will use an envelope to secure the phone.)
Step six:
Waiting for notification regarding your ID card (Association's official WeChat account) - similar to this ↓
You can also view the operation certificate number from ZhiPu, and once you have the operation certificate number, you can view the electronic certificate.
Obtaining physical certificates takes a very long time; you can ask me how I know...
However, obtaining the operating license was surprisingly quick.
Step seven:
Once you have obtained the certificate number, you can proceed with setting up the device. The time for processing the setup is inWorking daysFrom 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM. There are no online broadcast channels available in Inner Mongolia (the most lagging episode).
The required materials include: application form (available for download from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology website), a copy of the applicant's ID card, a copy of the guardian's ID card (if the applicant is underage, along with a copy of the guardian's ID card and proof of guardianship), and ideally, the antenna itself.
The application form can be filled out yourself and brought along, or it can be filled out at their location, regardless of whether a pre-printed form is available.
After that, there was nothing else...
Also, please encourage Inner Mongolia Ham to provide more information and promote it further, so that everyone doesn't just talk about it without substance (I was really frustrated with BI3PIE when he only talked...).
Please also ask senior members not to criticize.
I hope that the radio waves carry not just signals, but also the deep bond between hams.
I wish all the aspiring Ham radio operators in Inner Mongolia good luck on their exams.
VY73!
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