Combat Clock 2a vs Ham Radio Exam Trainer

Combat Clock is a 24-hour analog clock (sweeping second hand) that is a contemporary replica of a 1957 Air Force clock possible used in a missile silo. Location data is leveraged to display current GPS coordinates, heading and compass bearing that indicates the direction the top of the device (portrait mode) is pointing to (12 is North, 6 South, 3 East and 9 is West). The application is active only when it is in the foreground. No location or personal data is saved or sent from the device. There are no in-application advertisements, or purchases.

Ham Radio Exam Trainer - The FCC regulates ham radio and has appointed Volunteer Exam Coordinators (VECs) to administer the exam. Prepare for your test day with ease and confidence, so you know you are ready to pass! Questions we use are exactly from the official test pools to make sure that you study with the right material and be familiar with real questions. Now that you decided to get your ham radio license and have fun joining airways, and suddenly you are OVERWHELMED with so much to study! Some people study with books, some of them looking like a giant textbook. Then you’ve got free videos online (that may be outdated). I like many thousands of ham radio operators started by reviewing the questions as many times as I can. This way I learned what was being asked and passed with flying colors. You too can and will.