Marine Radio Operator Permit Manual: Pass Your Marine Operator Permit Exam

by Charles Pascal

Overview

The MROP allows the holder to operate marine radios on commercial vessels carrying passengers, cargo or freight.
The exam you will take for this license consists of 24 multiple choice questions. You need to answer 18 questions correctly to obtain a passing score.

This manual is written with an explanation of each FCC test section for the exam. Directly below the explanations you will find the actual question pool questions. At the bottom of each exam page, you will find your answer key so you can score your test.

Study this manual thoroughly before taking the exam. The questions contained in this book are the actual questions you will find in the FCC’s published question pool for this license. You will find the FCC question pool questions below each topic.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940153740676
Publisher:	Charles Pascal
Publication date:	09/19/2016
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	120 KB

About the Author

Charles Pascal has been teaching Amateur radio and FCC license exams for over 30 years. Pascal has taught over 10,000 students to pass all classes of both amateur and commercial FCC tests. Charlie has taught students how to pass FCC license tests for the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, General Telephone, Pepperdine University, Children’s Hospital, the City of Santa Monica, UCLA, Culver City, Sony Pictures and the California Yacht Club. Students who took Pascal’s classes reported a test passing percentage of 97% passing all exams on the first attempt.

In 2007 Mr. Pascal Received the Golden Key award from the Association of Santa Monica Bay Yacht Clubs for 25 years of teaching and community service.

The author has held his Amateur license for 53 years and holds a Master’s Degree in Education and Counseling from Loyola Marymount University.

The writing style for this book has been developed from over 30 years of teaching and direct classroom experience.

Pascal’s books are designed to simplify the material and make learning of this information enjoyable for all students from ages 8 through 95.