US Amateur Radio exams in Italy
Future test sessions
No sessions scheduledPast test sessions
Bologna (Italy), 25 September 2010Busto Arsizio (Italy), 11 September 2010
Busto Arsizio (Italy), 9 May 2009
Bologna (Italy), 27 September 2008
Busto Arsizio (Italy), 10 May 2008
Acicastello (Italy), 29 September 2007
Maslow (Poland), 22 September 2007
Pordenone, Italy, 29 April 2007
Casale Monferrato, Italy, 28-Jan-2007
Bologna, Italy, 30-Sep-2006
Nola, Italy, 16-Sep-2006
Novi Sad, Serbia, August 2006
Pordenone, Italy, 29-Apr-2006
Sala Consilina, Italy, 01-Oct-2005
Bologna, Italy, 24-Sep-2005
Darlowo, Poland, 19-Aug-2005
Nola (NA), 09-Apr-2005 - pictures
Bologna, 25-Sep-2004
 |
Frequently Asked Questions about US amateur radio tests |
Study material is available at: www.arrl.org/catalog/lm/
On-line exams practice: www.qrz.com/testing.html
Exam Question pools
License search
Viale Treviso 1
33170 Pordenone
Italy
By train: from Venice take a train with destination Udine or Pordenone (there's one train every hour) and go down at Pordenone's railway station. When you are out of the station you should walk on the pedestrian platform at the right of the station's exit, go over a traffic light intersection, always walking besides the railway, you should go across a river (Noncello) and at the end of the street turn right under an underground pass, then you see the fair on the right.
VE Team
The VE team includes: Andrea AI4CA/IK1PMR (VEs liaison and contact person), Claudia K2LEO, Vinicio N7CIO. Additional VEs wishing to join the team are welcome.The session will provide testing for all classes of US amateur radio licenses.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
- We invite you to pre-register to the test session (it's simple and free, just fill in the online form reported below) to allow us to better organize the tests; walk-ins are allowed subject to space and time availability.
- Make sure you have a U.S. mailing address; you must have use of a U.S. mailing address in order for your FCC paperwork to be processed. The FCC will not mail your license to a non-US address.
If you have difficulties on this point, email us and we'll help you. - You are required to bring a legal photo identification (i.e. identity card, driver's license or passport).
- We need the original and a copy of any current FCC license or CSCE. We can't give you credit for elements you've previously completed unless you bring the CSCE.
- The test fee for 2005 is US$ 14.00 (all class licenses). We will also accept the equivalent amount in Euro as a convenience to you (about 11 euro).
- American citizens will need to have their social security number (SSN) or tax identification number (TIN) handy.
- Retesting of failed elements the same day is not normally offered at our test sessions. We may make exceptions to this policy only if time permits (for all interested candidates) and if the VE team is unanimously determined to offer retesting after the standard session.