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Revolutionizing Radio Exams with Signal Stuff and HamStudy
Revolutionizing Radio Exams with Signal Stuff and HamStudy

Ever wondered how Zener diodes and NOR gates can spark both humor and learning? Join us as we explore the fascinating world of ham radio with special guests Richard and Ben from Signal Stuff.

Ever wondered how Zener diodes and NOR gates can spark both humor and learning? Join us as we explore the fascinating world of ham radio with special guests Richard and Ben from Signal Stuff. Our conversation kicks off with Todd's journey towards his extra class license exam, tackling tricky questions with the help of Eric, Ben, and Richard, leading to a mix of laughter and enlightenment. We also share the excitement of Paul's amplifier modification success and Todd's debut as a net control operator, touching on the adventure and challenges of SOTA (Summits on the Air) events. Richard and Ben bring a wealth of experience to our discussion, recounting their roles as key communicators during major conventions and the bustling success of their Black Friday sale. These stories highlight their adaptability and the fun chaos that comes with being at the heart of the ham radio community. We delve into their journey of creating innovative tools like Signal Stuff and HamStudy, which have revolutionized exam preparation for budding radio enthusiasts. Their insights reveal the importance of collaboration and community in overcoming challenges, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic when remote exam administration became essential. In our final segment, we focus on the innovative minds behind ExamTools, a platform that modernized exam administration and gained traction during the pandemic. Richard and Ben share their journey from accidental entrepreneurship to managing multiple ham radio ventures with a balance of backend programming and frontend user experience. Their commitment to improving study methods and tools for the community shines through, demonstrating how passion and perseverance can create impactful change. Don't miss out on this engaging episode filled with insights, anecdotes, and a celebration of the thriving ham radio community. Links mentioned in the Episode: Signal Stuff Website: https://signalstuff.com/ Ham Study.org Website: https://hamstudy.org/ Exam Tools Website: https://exam.tools/

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