Practice and exams
Study every question, revisit bookmarks or focus on weak topics. Practice exams select one question from each required group, with scoring, elapsed time and a review of mistakes.
Learn the material. Practise with purpose.
A native Mac app for US Technician, General and Amateur Extra exam preparation. Official question pools and diagrams, focused practice and local progress—all available offline.
Study every question, revisit bookmarks or focus on weak topics. Practice exams select one question from each required group, with scoring, elapsed time and a review of mistakes.
Keep separate local profiles, saved sessions, results and readiness tracking. Mark completed licenses to hide them from study selection, progress and Top 10. Guest attempts remain temporary.
Enlarge official diagrams, adjust question text size, practise incorrect answers, and export or print results. Local Top 10 boards rank qualifying exams by score and time; Club Challenge codes give participants matching exams.
Extract the ZIP, open the DMG, drag PlotLost Ham Study to Applications and launch it. Choose a question pool, mode and profile, then Start. The included user guide is also available under Help.
Your saved profiles and progress are retained when updating.
macOS 13 or later on an Apple silicon Mac (M1 or newer). Internet access is needed for question-pool updates; installed pools work offline.
Includes Technician 2026–2030, General 2023–2027 and Amateur Extra 2024–2028 question pools. The app checks NCVEC at launch and daily while open, validating downloaded questions and diagrams before installation.
If an update needs diagram corrections, Review Diagrams lets you crop each figure from the source sheet and check the questions using it. Corrections apply to that exact document. Your installed pools remain available if an update cannot be verified.
Free · macOS · Apple silicon
Choose Check for Updates… from the app menu. Leave Check for Updates Automatically enabled to be notified when a new version is available. You choose when to install.
App updates are separate from the automatic NCVEC question-pool updates. Your profiles and study progress are retained.
© 2026 PlotLost. Official NCVEC question pools are public-domain material. PlotLost is independent of the FCC, NCVEC and ARRL. Practice results do not confer an amateur radio license.