On 10/12/2014 11:14 AM, Lostgallifreyan wrote:
John S wrote in :

These are complex applications which someone with a mindset not like
yours has produced. There will be a learning curve. The important thing
is to not get frustrated and give up. If you need help, ask.


Understood. Thanks. bear in mind that my mindset did manage to get to grips
with phase modulation synthesis, large scale polyphony and multitimbrality,
and accurate similautions of a few musical instruments, and did do alone with
nothing but expired patents and service manuals, and a very few other
published notes to guide me. I'm not trying to show off, my point is that
while I do not give up easily, I AM alone, so my time is divided. If after
my current break from that I go back to it, I might be listening to radio on
an antenna or two while not thinking of the antennas for months. I've always
been interested in this though, so I won't let it go. I'll look into NEC
because the whole thing about good grounds is a particular fascination now,
especially if improvising in limited or very temporary circumstances.


Excellent! I like to explore and I encourage everyone to do so whether
it be with math tools or getting your hands dirty. Keep it up.

Cheers.