Len Over 21 wrote:
In article , Dave Heil
writes:
Len Over 21 wrote:
In article ,
(N2EY)
writes:
In article , Robert Casey
writes:
"Look lid you still don't get it, I am well aware the CW test is gone, my
complaint still is the Give away Written."
So why are we all not extras, then? If the writtens are so easy?
Well, for starters:
1) Some hams are just not interested in HF.
Those are obviously not "real hams."
How would you know, Leonard? You aren't a radio amateur.
I'm a PROFESSIONAL in radio, been one a helluval lot longer
than you and done far more.
I'm impressed with your PROFESSIONAL status, Len. You've been a
professional in radio longer because your were born earlier. As to
whether you've done more, you have no way of knowing. That said, my
comment was that you aren't a radio amateur. That statement is still
completely accurate.
Poor baby, got your state department shorts all knotted up?
Why are you interested in my underwear? It would seem, Poor Baby, that
you are upset about not being part of the amateur radio crowd.
2) Some hams are not in a position to have an HF station
No excuse. Real hams get on HF and work DX with CW.
So far, you're the only individual making such statements. How would
you know? You aren't involved in amateur radio.
I'm not eager to "get involved" with working DX on HF with CW.
I didn't write anything about your eagerness. I wrote that you are the
only person making such statements and I asked how you'd know. You
aren't involved in amateur radio.
That was done over a half century ago by others.
It was done last night by others. When you write of anything involving
amateur radio, it is all done by others.
Amateurs, and I use that in its most pejorative appelation, LIKE YOU
insist on reliving the past so that you can claim "pioneer" status when
you've never done a damn thing in that regard, including your famous
claim of "using CW as an order wire on an RTTY circuit in the 1980s"
while at state.
I've never claimed pioneer status in amateur or professional radio.
I don't live in the past and am currently quite active as a radio
amateur.
3) Some hams are not that interested in the relatively small amount of
additional privileges an Extra provides
Tsk, tsk, tsk, no "service traditions of honor, glory, and reward..."
Huh?
What do you mean, "Huh," dumbass? You can't read standard
English? You want me to type slower so you can lip-read as
the letters appear? TS.
I read standard English just fine, Len. Maybe you could start writing
some instead of including phrases which read like the rantings of some
demented homeless person.
4) Some hams have lost interest completely
OBVIOUSLY not real hams.
As defined by one not remotely involved in ham radio?
As defined by idiots like yourself who only want to attack people,
not subjects.
You wrote the phrase, Len. I didn't make such a definition so the
sentence above makes no sense.
Heil, all you have left is Personal Attack of anyone who displeases
you.
That's your mode, Len. It applies to anyone or any entity not in
agreement with your views.
Typical dictatorial prussian.
Neither applies to me. Maybe you could uses complete sentences and
communicate what you mean.
The CW skilled all have maximum interest, the only ones in US
amateur radio. All the rest are "knuckle-dragging CB-plussers"
according to two extras in here.
So you take the view of two Extra Class licensees as representative of
all code-tested radio amateurs? You really should devote some time to
learning a bit about amateur radio.
I've read quite enough.
That isn't apparent from your posts.
I can't get inside minds to find out how
terribly deluded some are, like yourself, all caught up in the "service"
aspects of a mythical "service" when all you are doing in enjoying
your hobby.
No you can't get inside minds, Lamont Cranston. I'm enjoying my hobby
but you aren't. You're not even involved in my hobby.
I suppose now you are going to come back with having to be a believer
in the ARRL bull****. It will be some kind of stinky bull**** regardless.
Your words are becoming less rational, old timer.
5) Some hams haven't yet heard about the rules changes, or don't
understand
them
Inconcievable in an activity that is all about communication.
It isn't any worse than a fellow who passes himself off as a
"professional" writer and who can't spell "inconceivable".
YOU are NOT paying for any of this, dumbass.
No, I'm not paying. I wouldn't pay for the disjointed, inaccurate,
misspelled rantings of some old fellow with inadequate knowledge of the
subject matter.
Why don't you go
form a league of newsgroup Kops who argue minutae of typos
such as prissy Parson Jimmie?
Oh, your errors consist of more than typos, Len. Trouble is, as
fascinating as you are, we can't drum up enough support for
alt.Len.Anderson.mistakes.
I've SOLD thousands of words and copy for a quarter century.
No problem.
Is that supposed to make you unique or just excuse your spelling?
6) Some hams haven't gotten around to visiting a VE session
There's no snow yet for all to walk barefoot uphill both ways
to the VE place...
What do you know of the schedule and location of amateur radio exams in
relation to the location and schedules of those who may desire to
upgrade?
Who the hell cares about YOUR judgemental non-talents, Oberst
Heil.
I didn't make a judgement. I asked a question.
All you care to do is PICK FIGHTS, flame fests, so you can appear
triumphant even in losing.
Ahh, but Len, those are your specialties, despite your repeated claims
to only desire civil debate.
Who says that none of them have done anything to advance the radio art?
Do you believe that it is necessary for every radio amateur to advance
the radio art? Better hop to it and obtain a license. Maybe you can be
a shining example for all of us.
YOU wouldn't know "state of the art" in radio if Norman Rockwell
came back to life and painted portraits of Peter Martinez and Phil
Karn and Dan Tayloe.
You didn't answer the question.
YOU are just an AMATEUR in the radio arts, capable of little but
restoring OLD radios and operating ready-built radios designed by
professionals.
Then again, you'd have no way of knowing. I am enjoying amateur radio,
though. What steps are you taking to become a part of amateur radio?
Come back when you've gone beyond Ohm's Law.
I'm not going anywhere.
Were all those just sitting around
waiting for restructuring so they could **** and moan "no-coders
going to do the art advancing?"
They were probably getting on the air and operating. What were you
doing for those several decades during which you've declared an interest
in amateur radio?
WORKING for a living IN radio and electronics, dumbass,doing PROFESSIONAL work...
Did any of that preclude your taking part in amateur radio? Many,
including myself have found time for both though few of us ever found it
necessary to write "PROFESSIONAL" when describing our work.
applying for patents and gettin one,
Others here have done the same but have found the time to become
licensed hams. None of them have spent time frequently blowing their
horns about a patent. You have.
going farther along the EM spectrum in radio communications than is legal for US amateurs.
How does that preclude obtaining an amateur license?
Design engineering, you dumbass, not sitting around
shoveling bull**** about being some hobbyist in off-hours
pretending to
be a radio pioneer and "in the service of your country" by beeping
morse.
So it appears that your decades-long declared interest in amateur radio
is a sham. Your rambling, disjointed statement shows your lack of
regard for those who are radio amateurs.
You LOST it Heil.
I lost it? Reread your own rant above.
You don't have the proper prussian arrogance for
an oberst anymore. You are demoted to just a feldwebel, a minor-rank
NCO, in a fantasy life as a United States Morse Codist (USMC).
Semper foo, herr feldwebel
Is this the part where we're reduced to being your mere playthings,
Leonard?
Dave K8MN