Hi Linda!

Try bookshare if you belong.

Speaking somewhat of study, in case anyone reading this list is needing to
know more about the hobby, I just found All About Amateur Radio by Harry
Helms DB36341 seemed promising.

Can't tell when it was published, but since the annotation welcomes the
elimination of the Morse code requirement, it must be recent enough to avoid
being moldy, hi hi.

I must read that and see how deep it goes. I'm sure I'll find some things
like XYL, but it probably will skip the Q signals since they were meant for
CW anyway, but let's face it QSY is still easier to type than move
frequency, hi hi.

73,
Dave

-----Original Message-----
From: For blind ham radio operators [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
On Behalf Of Linda C. Knight
Sent: Sunday, 15 November 2015 2:04 p.m.
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: The 2015 General Question Pool.

Hi all,

I am getting back to studying for my General license. It will take time as
I=  am still caring for my husbed. He is doing well and I can relax a bit.
Of c= ourse, He will need more treatment but we have a handle on it for now.

So I got the mp3 lectures and the question pool in daisy format, but I'd
rat= her haveave it in BRF or text file. I looked on the HandiHam site, but
I cou= ldn't find it. =20

Would any of you have any idea.

Thank you. And I thank you for all of the information you all have given
me.=
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