While studying for my Ham radio license, I noticed that each practice exam contained a variety of subjects.\u00a0 Some of the questions contained practical common sense items such as not climbing your antenna tower during a rain storm.<\/p>\n
And of course, there was a section on rules and regulations for operating your Ham radio station and a section on general electronics.\u00a0 And all of these I could deal with.\u00a0 But, when it came to radio theory, I was somewhat lost.<\/p>\n
For example, I had no idea what radio frequencies work best during a period of sun spots.\u00a0 Or what causes a “Knife edge” reflection.\u00a0 So, for these questions, I relied\u00a0 strictly on memorizing the answers.<\/p>\n
Who knows, maybe some day I will learn the radio theory.\u00a0 But for right now, the focus is on passing the test.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
While studying for my Ham radio license, I noticed that each practice exam contained a variety of subjects.\u00a0 Some of the questions contained practical common sense items such as not climbing your antenna tower during a rain storm. And of … Continue reading