Detailed feature guide

Seven instrument drawers

Each module supports a different part of the learning and preparation sequence.

Abstract technical workbench illustration
01

Workbench

A custom rotary selector makes the app's architecture visible. Progress indicators show only local reviewed-card state.

02

Signal Concepts

Sixteen lessons cover signal energy, frequency as a rate, wavelength, paths, noise, interference prevention, listening, modes, occupied bandwidth, minimum power, control, identification, clarity, and source currency.

03

Practice Console

Eight fictional, preset-only drills move through Brief, Listen, Format, Verify, Close, and Complete. No names, callsigns, locations, microphone input, recording, or live transmission appear.

04

Bench Check

Twelve cards guide a power-off inspection of the surface, power source, fuse path, connectors, cable strain, grounding references, controls, audio level, cooling, tools, labeling, and shutdown.

05

Field Board

Twelve mapless prompts organize permission, line clearance, weather stop points, stable surfaces, bystander space, cable routes, moisture, power isolation, lighting, receive-first observation, leave-no-trace, and pack-down.

06

Safety Lock

Fourteen hard stops address electrical energy, overhead lines, lightning, RF exposure, batteries, antenna movement, trips, heat, hearing, roadways, minors, emergencies, skill limits, and rechecks after change.

07

Rules and sources

Ten dated Part 97 principles and five source records reinforce that the current FCC, eCFR, equipment documentation, site rules, and qualified guidance outrank an offline summary.