an_old_friend wrote:
K4YZ wrote:
wrote:
From: Leo on Jul 23, 11:23 am
While the ubiquitous ball-point pen is used for making notes
in ham "logs," the precise frequencies noted down are kept
accurate by the PLL or DDS in modern amateur transceivers.
Nope.
The precise frequencies are "kept" by the station licensee who
ensures that his or her station is kept in good operating order.
the rigs do that the operator may or may not be checking thier work but
the rigs do it
And if the rigs FAIL to do it, who do you think the FCC is going to
send the "Pink QSL Card" to...?!?!
It is additionally noted that Leonard H Anderson had nothing to do
with the creation for the aforementioned PLL or DDS that he's
attempting to brag on.
so?
NASA has a rather large PR department, adjacent to a large
"technology licensing" department, all of which is intended
to help support NASA operations' budgets. Their PR is on a
higher level than the ARRL's PR, but both tend to generate
a considerable number of MYTHS in their respective areas.
NASA pays people to write "MYTHS"...???
sure does most Govt agnecies do
of course for the sack of PC they call it PR.
So...Provide me some example of NASA "
PR" that is a myth.
Steve