SD>I'm still trying to wrap my head around the theory so I can get my Extra (bu
SD>have too many other more important things, quite frankly, to do with my time
SD>since I no longer own a HF rig).  I actually have all 700+ questions, with
SD>answers, downloaded in a PDF on my computer.  I'm going through those questi
SD>and looking up the answers so I understand.  After my car accident in 2008,
SD>short-term memory isn't the greatest (as evidenced by the trouble I'm having
SD>college currently) so I try to drill it in my head.  I -do- want to understa
SD>theory so I can optimize my little radio setup. :)

My short menory loss is a result of Old Age. Hopefully some time after
the first of the year I cna see it I can retain enough to pass the test.
I learned al of the thriory in high School so that part hopefully is
jsut a refresher of the brain cells. I expect my biggest problem wil be
rembembering the rules and Regulations. That is why I got the CD in
addition to the Extra Book as it has an excellent practice test of the
question pool. The old Computer is really going to get a wrok oit most
likely.

As a side note I am saddened by my age group that shy away from
Computers as it is most likely the BEST brain excerise one can get.
Adn the "USE or LOOSE it" quote I used recently aplies to the Brain just
as much as other things.

SD>There's a lot of people who enjoy VHF/UHF and don't want to do anything else
SD>with it and that's fine.  However, from what I've seen in the short 14 years
SD>I've had my license is that once a new ham gets a taste of HF, they will
SD>generally upgrade to their General.

SD>I'm only upgrading to my Extra because I can.  Well, that and a little more
SD>bandwidth to call DX in. :)

SD>73,
SD>Sean

SD>... The old believe everything; the middle-aged suspect everything; the youn
SD>know

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