In article ,
(Steve Robeson, K4CAP) writes:

(Len Over 21) wrote in message
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In article ,
(Steve Robeson, K4CAP) writes:

I have an old FM2015R that I want to restore. Does anyone have a
schematic and/or owner's manual they'd be willing to sell, trade or
otherwise share?

Go to - http://www.w7fg.com and check his listing.

Prompt, courteous service for manual copies of many kinds.



No! Don't do it!

Everything I write here you call a LIE and distortion! It can't be
true! Don't go there!

A couple of points, Lennie...

First of all, I have never said EVERYTHING you write is a lie or
distortion.

YES you have. Plus a LOT more in the form of excessive personal
insults of many kinds.

I HAVE publically stated in this forum that I acknowledge that
you know far more about the inner workings of the box than I do.

You have NEVER said anything in public about "my having far more
(knowledge) about the inner workings of the (FM2015R) box."

NEVER.

If the "FM2015R" is an amateur radio, then, by YOUR own rules in
here, I cannot possibly know anything about it because I have "zero"
experience in amateur radio.

Your "definition" is multiply faulty. I have learned many many things
about radio and have applied them in all disciplines of such radio.
All radios work by the SAME physics regardless of any human
legislation or advertising/marketing or membership organizations say.

When
YOU respond in a fraternal, respectful manner I ahve done the same
(ie: a couple years ago when I asked about plastic model
sources...Your INITIAL response was polite, precise and appreciated)

I am NOT a "member of any fraternity."

Mentions in public of other sources in this newsgroup is done for
the BENEFIT of all, not for any 'fraternalism.' All public access
newsgroups are readable by all and are NOT one-on-one private
correspondance.

But, YOU cannot ever remain "in phase" with what you say and
MUST vent your rage against another you personally dislike. That
is exemplified by the following -

What I ALSO have said is that you lie and mislead people about
the character of the AMATEUR RADIO SERVICE, that you find it necessary
to use demeaning and belittling endearments in order to place yourself
above everyone else, and that your purpose in doing so is for mere
spite, nothing else. (ie: your SECOND response to the above referenced
item wherein you made a 180 deg turnabout and resumed your typical
snide manner)

Tsk, tsk, tsk. You have been taken to task for demonstrating an
unusual personal mythos about amateur radio that is not real. That
has already been explained to you. You refuse to accept it...and
must continue to dwell on your peculiar personal outrage and
disagreements...which you did as shown.

You inadvertently LIE in stating I say "bad things" about the Amateur
Radio Service. I do NOT. I state up front that I say bad things about
INDIVIDUALS who have amateur radio licenses, because they do so.

YOU do NOT represent ALL of U.S. amateur radio. Ergo, you cannot
transpose your personality to that of ALL U.S. radio amateurs. (they
would feel or should feel insulted by such a gross misrepresentation)

YOU cannot seem to accept the slightest correction or rebuke or
even difference of opinion to your own personal opinions with any
sort of civility. YOU can't handle the truth and typify the "Colonel
Jessups" of your imaginary "service" world.*

That you started off on a purely fraternal offer of information
for another radio hobbyist was appreciated.

YOU have repeatedly claimed that I am not allied in any way with
U.S. amateur radio. Now you claim "fraternal offers." A LIE of
a LIE by yourself. [how hypocritical can 'done peyote...' be?]

The "W7FG Manuals" service is an old one and links to the business
are made on many websites of interest to hams as well as hobbyists.

There are many businesses involved in supplying service manuals
for electronic equipment, easily found by a simple Search function
available at all major ISPs. I suggest a review of the functions
available to AOL users as a benefit to your own education for
Internet operations.

That you finsihed off in your usual spiteful slashing was
typical. At elast this time you did it all in one post...

There is NO "elast" in or about time. TRY to control rage and anger
when typing. Clean copy is a positive attribute in communications.

PS...Thanks for the tip, Len.

WHAT "tip?" W7FG has been supplying manuals for a long time.

I never looked to see if your particular part number was available
there. I just pulled down a copy of an H-P 606A signal generator
manual that I obtained from there two years ago. The business
name (using an amateur radio callsign, a grey area in "non-
pecuniary" definition of amateur radio in a business name) is
printed predominently on its cover.

Did you go to the www.w7fg.com site to check for yourself? Or
didn't you just shoot off your keyboard in personal rage and anger
about imaginary slights against your attitudes and opinions in
long-ago discussions now defunct?

Why are you always so angry and rage-filled, wanting to fight all
the time? Have you seen an analyst or therapist to cure that
aggressive, uncivil behavior?

Try getting on the list for the first copy of "Ham Radio for Dummies"
that is rumored to arrive in April. Get one. You may learn
something about the insides of radio and electronics boxes and
become productive in your amateur community.

Keep up that good work on the morse code and making sure that
all U.S. prospective radio amateurs MUST take that code test
forever and ever. Morse code can be "a significant factor" in
emergencies and "play a major role" there as the League blabs.

LHA / WMD




* "Colonel Jessup" is the character in the film "A Few Good Men"
and protrayed convincingly by actor Jack Nicholson. The
character of Colonel Jessup was removed from the military court
in arrest at the end of the film after the character lost his cool
arrogance. "You can't handle the truth!" is Colonel Jessups'
now-famous line that reveals his arrogance and imaginary beliefs
about those not in the USMC.