LARK Amateur Radio Testing Process
At the current time, LARK is meeting virtually using Zoom.  As a consequence our license testing sessions are being conducted on an as-requested basis following the meeting guidance provided by the Alameda County  (ALCO) Health Department
Please read the rules at the following link:
 Testing Rules To Conform With ALCO Health Department

Please contact Ron Kane, AD6KV (AD6KV at arrl.net) to schedule a time and location acceptable to the applicant and the Volunteer Examiners.  This process will be updated as ALCO changes its health orders.

We will transition back to testing sessions following the club meetings when the health situation allows.

For other exams in the local area see:
http://www.arrl.org/find-an-amateur-radio-license-exam-session , where you can do a ARRL Exam Session Search.  You can search by state or by ZIP Code and distance you are willing to travel.

Amateur Radio Technician License Training Class
LARK conducts a training class several times each year that will teach you what you need to know to take and pass the "Technician" level licensing test… and you don't need to learn Morse Code for ANY level license.  The next class is not scheduled at this time.
 

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How to have Amateur Radio support for your event 
If you would like Amateur Radio Communications support for your event and for assistance in planning for better communications and safety concerns and event coordination, we can help. LARK can provide communications support for all areas where the event is taking place as well as in areas where cell phones do not work. We also can provide communications for the SAG/Sweep Vehicles, Rest Stops, Water Stations, etc. Please contact the LARK Events Coordinator listed on the Contacts Page for assistance.
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Last Updated: 02/19/21