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"RAE PROCEDURES & REGULATIONS - Mock Exam" Leader board
Practice tests on Ham Radio Procedures for those who are attempting to pass their Class A exam in South AfricaTotal attempts since last reset: 36
Only your highest score will be displayed on the leaderboard.
1) Richard Wilkinson
Date:
Wednesday, 3rd of April 2024 11:19
Score: 100%
Time Taken: 00:02:56 (*)
Performance Index:
0.57 (**)
2) Chris Gerber
Date:
Tuesday, 2nd of April 2024 15:08
Score: 100%
Time Taken: 00:03:44 (*)
Performance Index:
0.45 (**)
3) Dumisani Nkala
Date:
Monday, 18th of March 2024 21:17
Score: 97%
Time Taken: 00:06:36 (*)
Performance Index:
0.24 (**)
4) Gert Claassen
Date:
Saturday, 6th of April 2024 18:16
Score: 93%
Time Taken: 00:05:54 (*)
Performance Index:
0.26 (**)
5) Mandla Ngwenya
Date:
Tuesday, 27th of February 2024 00:11
Score: 93%
Time Taken: 00:06:55 (*)
Performance Index:
0.22 (**)
6) Alan Aitken
Date:
Sunday, 14th of April 2024 21:40
Score: 83%
Time Taken: 00:09:03 (*)
Performance Index:
0.15 (**)
7) Douw Steenkamp
Date:
Thursday, 4th of April 2024 15:38
Score: 83%
Time Taken: 00:10:11 (*)
Performance Index:
0.14 (**)
8) Maggie Scott
Date:
Wednesday, 20th of March 2024 13:57
Score: 80%
Time Taken: 00:06:58 (*)
Performance Index:
0.19 (**)
9) Daniel De Klerk
Date:
Monday, 15th of April 2024 22:06
Score: 80%
Time Taken: 00:10:31 (*)
Performance Index:
0.13 (**)
10) Shane Prinsloo
Date:
Sunday, 7th of April 2024 16:02
Score: 80%
Time Taken: 00:11:53 (*)
Performance Index:
0.11 (**)
11) Leonid Goldberg
Date:
Monday, 11th of March 2024 18:16
Score: 77%
Time Taken: 00:13:02 (*)
Performance Index:
0.10 (**)
* Time taken to complete the test HH:MM:ss
** Performance Index. (PI - Higher is better)
This is a ranking factor based on the percentage achieved divided by the time used to complete the test.
This means that the less time you use to get more correct questions, the better your PI will be.
Only your highest score will be displayed on the leaderboard.