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If you had to use CW to save someone's life, would that person die?
On Fri, 4 Aug 2006 08:58:19 -0400, "clfe"
wrote: I THINK his idea of memorization or what he is referring to is as such - lets say you have someone who wants to pass their ham exam. They buy a manual and instead of reading the damned thing to LEARN the ins and outs of ham radio, applicable theory, rules, regulations and so on - they simply try to memorize each answer which is shown as the right answer - merely by A, B, C or D. Some clown I knew, tried this - he didn't take into account that the tests were not always in that order - when it came to the answers. Am I correct Mr. Klein? To paraphrase Maxwell Smart, you're thiiiiis close. Substitute "the correct answer to each question" for "A, B ..." and you've got it. Some things have to be memorized - you can't, as Cecil tells us, derive laws from first principles - but there's a difference between "the answer to the question about the oscillator is the .001ufd capacitor" and learning the basics of a Twin-T circuit. |
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