MISSION STATEMENT

THE SAN DIEGO COUNTY AMATEUR RADIO COUNCIL (SANDARC), INC. WAS FOUNDED SOLELY TO PROVIDE SERVICE AND SUPPORT TO THE SAN DIEGO AMATEUR RADIO COMMUNITY. WE DO THIS IN MANY WAYS, NOT THE LEAST OUR VOLUNTEER EXAMINER PROGRAM. SANDARC HOLDS AN EXAMINATION SESSION EACH AND EVERY WEEKEND OF THE YEAR WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE THANKSGIVING AND CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. THIS COULD NOT BE ACHIEVED WITHOUT A GROUP OF DEDICATED VOLUNTEERS. THIS SITE WILL BE UPDATED AND WOULD EVENTUALLY BECOME PART OF A GREATER SANDARC SITE. SANDARC ALSO SPONSORS THE ARRL SOUTHWESTERN DIVISION EVERY FOUR YEARS. OUR NEXT CONVENTION WILL BE IN SEPTEMBER, 2010. ALSO VISIT OUR BOOTH AT THE SAN DIEGO COUNTY FAIR STARTING ON 12 JUNE 2009. WE LOOK FORWARD SERVING YOU. MICHAEL P MASTON, N6OPH CHAIRMAN SANDARC, INC.
AMATEUR RADIO LICENSE EXAMINATIONS SANDARC sponsored examinations for Amateur Radio licenses, new and upgrades are provided every Saturday as follows: To Test you MUST have your valid FRN number with you and $5.00 for Examination Fee. To get your FRN number please visit: http://www.fcc.gov If you do not have a valid FRN no test! For upgrade have a copy of your Amateur Radio License. More info Saturday Location Team Leader 1st El Cajon Lutheran Church 867 South Lincoln El Cajon, CA. 10:00 AM Michael P Maston N6OPH 3982 Kansas St. San Diego (619) 972-1148 or (619) 296-9067 mastroleo@mindspring.com 2nd Carlsbad Safety Center Info Orion Way Carlsbad, CA. 09:30 AM For registration information please visit: http://www.kiloxray.com/vec 3rd North Park Recreation Center 4044 Idaho Street San Diego, CA. 10:00 AM Michael P Maston N6OPH 3982 Kansas St. San Diego (619) 972-1148 or (619) 296-9067 mastroleo@mindspring.com 4th CV Fire Station #7 1640 Santa Venetia Chula Vista, CA. 08:30 AM Tuck Miller NF9T 3122 East 2nd St National City, CA 91950 (619) 962-5975 NF9T@arrl.org Last LDS Church 1917 East Washington St Escondido, CA. 09:00 AM Harry A. Hodges W6YOO 2435 Our Country Road Escondido, CA. 92025 (760) 743 4212 w6yoo@cox.net It is preferred that applicants phone ahead for reservations at least seven days prior to the test date. Walk-ins will be accepted at some test sites if the workload is light and space available. Special sessions may be arranged for handicapped persons, classes or groups by contacting any of the above team leaders and making arrangements as to date, time and locations. Such special sessions MUST be publicized at least one week prior to the event as per FCC Rules. E-mail requests should include all data required for filling in an NCVEC-605.
VE Links		Forms (PDF)
http://www.kiloxray.com/vec.		605 Feb 2007	Additional Data in the Amateur Radio Service (Part 97) Schedule D
		FCC 605 Main Form

What Is A FRN?
The FCC Registration Number is a 10-digit number that is assigned to an entity registering with the CORES. The entity that you register will have a unique FRN that is used to identify each entity with the Commission.

How To Obtain A FRN
Everyone doing business with the FCC is encouraged to obtain a FRN as soon as possible. There are two ways to obtain an FRN. Most entities that have previously registered with the Wireless Telecommunications Bureau's Universal Licensing System (ULS) will automatically be registered in CORES. The entity is not required to register with CORES again. Those entities will receive a registration letter concerning the conversion to CORES and FRN.
You can also register electronically for a FRN at http://wireless.fcc.gov/uls and click on the CORES Registration link, or by filing FCC Form 160, CORES Registration which may be obtained either at http://www.fcc.gov/formpage.html or by calling the FCC's Form Distribution Center at 1-800-418-FORM [3676]. Mailing instructions are found on the form.