16-03-2017, 01:35 PM
For learning new things it's been good. At the very beginning here is what I didn't know:
(1) PCB soldering and component removal.
(2) Particulars of Telefunken valves.
(3) No experience of transistors (except a brief intro some years ago).
(4) Far more understanding of oscillators and IF's.
(5) A so far emerging grasp of FM PM modulation.
(6) Improved schematic reading.
In other words any progress is always better than no change. The ideal is to mix the theory with practical. I guess that's why we had those demanding practical classes in Biology back in 1990.
(1) PCB soldering and component removal.
(2) Particulars of Telefunken valves.
(3) No experience of transistors (except a brief intro some years ago).
(4) Far more understanding of oscillators and IF's.
(5) A so far emerging grasp of FM PM modulation.
(6) Improved schematic reading.
In other words any progress is always better than no change. The ideal is to mix the theory with practical. I guess that's why we had those demanding practical classes in Biology back in 1990.
