Continue to learn?
Post-license learning
25 members have voted
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1. How important is it to 'keep' learning after one's license?
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Very important20
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Somewhat important4
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Not critical1
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2. On a scale of 0 (none) to 3 (regularly), how much time would you say you spend 'learning' about ham radio in some formal way?
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0 - none1
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1 - a little9
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2 - considerable10
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3 - regularly5
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3. Which TWO (maximum) do you currently use as your 'principal' source of learning?
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Books6
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Magazine articles10
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Online user videos16
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Conferences and forums1
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Club events6
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One-on-one with an Elmer4
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Experimenting on my own12
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Other (none of the above)0
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4. Which of these topics would be the TWO (maximum) that would currently interest you the most?
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Electronics4
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Propagation13
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Electricity and grounding0
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RFI2
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Antenna construction13
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Shack-setup best practices4
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Club leadership knowhow0
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Digital modes5
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Overall ham software knowledge7
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Other1
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