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 Message 12752 
 Mike Miller to Nigel Reed 
 How do you study for extra? 
 23 Feb 24 10:49:30 
 
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Hello Nigel!

19 Feb 24 23:45, you wrote to all:

 NR> Hi all,

 NR> I am wanting to get my extra ham licence and just have a complete
 NR> mental roadblock when it comes to studying.

 NR> As with the other ham tests. The question is, why do I have to
 NR> remember complicated rules, formulas and equations. All the answers
 NR> are need are right here in this study book. I can go online and look
 NR> up any laws and forumlas I need. I'm not going to go up on a roof,
 NR> construct an antenna and then wonder how can my lineraly polarized
 NR> Yari antennas be used to produce circular polarization.

 NR> My brain wont take it because my brain knows it's all written down for
 NR> me to refer to when I need it.

 NR> How do you, or did you get over that hump?


 I have a similar issue. Right now I have a fair amount of the q
estions/answers memorized from the Extra pool,  but I need to buckle down and
learn the rest of it before they switch over to the new question pool July 1.


Let me know if you come up with a solution other than "Buckle down and
study",  because my ADHD-addled brain might just force my body to run off the
nearest cliff if i keep this up. :)

Mike


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