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I learned a lot through my military training.

They crammed electronics and calibration into a 10-month course and some continuing ed afterwards.

LOTS of great resources to learn out now. Wish I could point to one in particular. Maybe Adafruit is a good starting point, or Udemy.

It is definitely like a muscle though. Once you learn it, use it. (Or the skill will atrophy.)
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The Bird 1y ago

Thanks I'm going to do some digging. It looks like the local schools near me don't offer much, and the only classes I've found are for kids. While that's my aptitude I don't think they'll let me take classes lol.

You do anything with @Bitcoinveterans?

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AJ Nobody ⚡🏴 1y ago

You bet! There seems to be a TON of online content these days. You can learn from places like MIT even.

Found a sample playlist on YT that would help with the theory end of things. Traditional classes would mix in some simple soldering and circuits as you go, but theory is important. (Below).

Haven't done much with Bitcoin Veterans yet. I should. Thanks for the nudge.

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnVYEpTNGNtUSjEEYf01D-q4ExTO960sG&si=NZA_2X-2q85K3W2R