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Boatanchor Xmitters and Scopes
I am really starting to enjoy my Boatanchors which have only been in my shack for about 6 weeks. I have a Viking Valiant and Ranger. I am thinking I would like to have a scope with a trapazoidal pattern so I can watch my modulation like all you old pros. I have never done this before and need a little direction from those of you who do use a scope. First what kinda scope should I get? Is one of those station monitors scopes the way to go or should I use an oscilliscope. I own a 5mhz basic B&K #1405 oscilliscope that works. I use AM on 160mtr - 40 mtrs only. Do I need a better scope? Ok can someone tell me or direct me on how to hook things up to get a trapazoidal pattern? I am not a real technical type ham, altho this BA stuff has me learning way more than I used to know about electronics. Keep it as simple as you can. Thanx Lazy Senior |
Boatanchor Xmitters and Scopes
Nice article on using an Oscilloscope in the Ham Shack
http://www.icycolors.com/nu9n/scope_your_audio.html Includes trapezoidal patterns -- CL -- I doubt, therefore I might be ! "Lazy Senior" wrote in message news:Fp9df.1690$w85.123@trnddc02... I am really starting to enjoy my Boatanchors which have only been in my shack for about 6 weeks. I have a Viking Valiant and Ranger. I am thinking I would like to have a scope with a trapazoidal pattern so I can watch my modulation like all you old pros. I have never done this before and need a little direction from those of you who do use a scope. First what kinda scope should I get? Is one of those station monitors scopes the way to go or should I use an oscilliscope. I own a 5mhz basic B&K #1405 oscilliscope that works. I use AM on 160mtr - 40 mtrs only. Do I need a better scope? Ok can someone tell me or direct me on how to hook things up to get a trapazoidal pattern? I am not a real technical type ham, altho this BA stuff has me learning way more than I used to know about electronics. Keep it as simple as you can. Thanx Lazy Senior |
Boatanchor Xmitters and Scopes
You really are a "lazy senior". Too many questions, not enough Googling to
find the answers on your own. "Lazy Senior" wrote in message news:Fp9df.1690$w85.123@trnddc02... I am really starting to enjoy my Boatanchors which have only been in my shack for about 6 weeks. I have a Viking Valiant and Ranger. I am thinking I would like to have a scope with a trapazoidal pattern so I can watch my modulation like all you old pros. I have never done this before and need a little direction from those of you who do use a scope. First what kinda scope should I get? Is one of those station monitors scopes the way to go or should I use an oscilliscope. I own a 5mhz basic B&K #1405 oscilliscope that works. I use AM on 160mtr - 40 mtrs only. Do I need a better scope? Ok can someone tell me or direct me on how to hook things up to get a trapazoidal pattern? I am not a real technical type ham, altho this BA stuff has me learning way more than I used to know about electronics. Keep it as simple as you can. Thanx Lazy Senior |
Boatanchor Xmitters and Scopes
On Sat, 12 Nov 2005 13:41:31 GMT, "IonSpot" wrote:
You really are a "lazy senior". Too many questions, not enough Googling to find the answers on your own. Patrick Keogh, WB9GKZ, said that....... |
Boatanchor Xmitters and Scopes
Ah come on guys/gals -- it was a legitimate question
Unlike the political and other trash that appears on the NG's I think his answer will be found at URL: Nice article on using an Oscilloscope in the Ham Shack http://www.icycolors.com/nu9n/scope_your_audio.html Includes trapezoidal patterns Which indeed can be found by using Google -- but one might get a bizillion hits So if you know where the info is -- why not give a URL ?? ------- Give a man a fish and he will back the next day (or several times a day) for another Teach a man to fish and he will be seen in a boat every day with a six pack o beer -- fishin by golly Indeed use Google but if you need further help DIS IS DA PLACE That is why it was set up -- CL -- I doubt, therefore I might be ! "Win" wrote in message ... On Sat, 12 Nov 2005 13:41:31 GMT, "IonSpot" wrote: You really are a "lazy senior". Too many questions, not enough Googling to find the answers on your own. Patrick Keogh, WB9GKZ, said that....... |
Boatanchor Xmitters and Scopes
"IonSpot" ) writes: You really are a "lazy senior". Too many questions, not enough Googling to find the answers on your own. Or for that matter, looking in books. Michael VE2BVW "Lazy Senior" wrote in message news:Fp9df.1690$w85.123@trnddc02... I am really starting to enjoy my Boatanchors which have only been in my shack for about 6 weeks. I have a Viking Valiant and Ranger. I am thinking I would like to have a scope with a trapazoidal pattern so I can watch my modulation like all you old pros. I have never done this before and need a little direction from those of you who do use a scope. First what kinda scope should I get? Is one of those station monitors scopes the way to go or should I use an oscilliscope. I own a 5mhz basic B&K #1405 oscilliscope that works. I use AM on 160mtr - 40 mtrs only. Do I need a better scope? Ok can someone tell me or direct me on how to hook things up to get a trapazoidal pattern? I am not a real technical type ham, altho this BA stuff has me learning way more than I used to know about electronics. Keep it as simple as you can. Thanx Lazy Senior |
Simple Questions and Assholes
Michael Black wrote:
"IonSpot" ) writes: You really are a "lazy senior". Too many questions, not enough Googling to find the answers on your own. Or for that matter, looking in books. Michael VE2BVW Where is this "Ham Spirit" we all are supposed to have. Why does everyone just has to act like an asshole on Usenet? I asked a simple question, but only got got trash talking. I know how to google and read books, I was asking those that do use scopes how they do it. No wonder No one wants to became a new ham any more, we are all cranky *******s with a chip on our shoulder. Why even have this boatanchor group if you cant ask simple questions and get help and not riduculed... I am outta this group right now, you guys just go on reading the auction ads, thats all this group is good for.. Lazy Senior |
Simple Questions and Assholes
"Lazy Senior" wrote in message news:BBrdf.2485$MY4.2011@trnddc03... Michael Black wrote: "IonSpot" ) writes: You really are a "lazy senior". Too many questions, not enough Googling to find the answers on your own. Or for that matter, looking in books. Michael VE2BVW Where is this "Ham Spirit" we all are supposed to have. Why does everyone just has to act like an asshole on Usenet? I asked a simple question, but only got got trash talking. I know how to google and read books, I was asking those that do use scopes how they do it. No wonder No one wants to became a new ham any more, we are all cranky *******s with a chip on our shoulder. Why even have this boatanchor group if you cant ask simple questions and get help and not riduculed... I am outta this group right now, you guys just go on reading the auction ads, thats all this group is good for.. Lazy Senior I guess he told you guys and I agree. -- Regards B.H. Brian's Basement http://webpages.charter.net/brianhill/6.htm Brian's Radio Universe http://webpages.charter.net/brianhill/500.htm |
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Lazy Senior -- pay no attention to the jerks in the news groups -- since it
is free -- it attracts all kinds Out of a dozen trashy responses you may get 2 or 3 good ones -- and you did. I answered your question -- did u see it Once again it is Nice article on using an Oscilloscope in the Ham Shack http://www.icycolors.com/nu9n/scope_your_audio.html Includes trapezoidal patterns I have read the news groups for years now and I can assure you - you can get answers here that you may not find elsewhere Keep the faith Hey it is free -- CL -- I doubt, therefore I might be ! "Lazy Senior" wrote in message news:BBrdf.2485$MY4.2011@trnddc03... Michael Black wrote: "IonSpot" ) writes: You really are a "lazy senior". Too many questions, not enough Googling to find the answers on your own. Or for that matter, looking in books. Michael VE2BVW Where is this "Ham Spirit" we all are supposed to have. Why does everyone just has to act like an asshole on Usenet? I asked a simple question, but only got got trash talking. I know how to google and read books, I was asking those that do use scopes how they do it. No wonder No one wants to became a new ham any more, we are all cranky *******s with a chip on our shoulder. Why even have this boatanchor group if you cant ask simple questions and get help and not riduculed... I am outta this group right now, you guys just go on reading the auction ads, thats all this group is good for.. Lazy Senior |
Boatanchor Xmitters and Scopes
Any most basic of silly 'scopes may be used to display a trapazoidal
pattern for monitoring AM modulation. Especially if it has provisions for direct connections to the vertical and horizontal deflection plates of the crt and you're monitoring 160 and 40 meters. RF to the vertical and Audio to the horizontal. That link someone just sent may explain everything. If you have more questions, just re-post. |
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In message , Brian Hill
writes "Lazy Senior" wrote in message news:BBrdf.2485$MY4.2011@trnddc03... Michael Black wrote: "IonSpot" ) writes: You really are a "lazy senior". Too many questions, not enough Googling to find the answers on your own. Or for that matter, looking in books. Michael VE2BVW Where is this "Ham Spirit" we all are supposed to have. Why does everyone just has to act like an asshole on Usenet? I asked a simple question, but only got got trash talking. I know how to google and read books, I was asking those that do use scopes how they do it. No wonder No one wants to became a new ham any more, we are all cranky *******s with a chip on our shoulder. Why even have this boatanchor group if you cant ask simple questions and get help and not riduculed... I am outta this group right now, you guys just go on reading the auction ads, thats all this group is good for.. Lazy Senior I guess he told you guys and I agree. Me too. Mike -- M.J.Powell |
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Lazy Senior ) writes: Michael Black wrote: "IonSpot" ) writes: You really are a "lazy senior". Too many questions, not enough Googling to find the answers on your own. Or for that matter, looking in books. Michael VE2BVW Where is this "Ham Spirit" we all are supposed to have. Why does everyone just has to act like an asshole on Usenet? I asked a simple question, but only got got trash talking. I know how to google and read books, I was asking those that do use scopes how they do it. What it is with people who come here with an attitude, using a name that in effect sets the stage, "lazy senior", and seem not very good at asking questions, yet when they don't like the responses, they think the medium is at fault. YOu get interested in something, you read up on it. Then you ask the questions from the standpoint of having some sort of common basis with the people you are asking questions. A year before I was licensed, I had a basic idea of how oscilliscopes were used for modulation monitoring, and had an idea of what was commonly used. It was in the ARRL Handbook, and there was a time when virtually every ham would have had a copy, it being common ground. So then you would know the basics, and if you couldn't grasp some of what was said, then you could come here and say "I read up on oscilliscopes for modulation monitoring in the Handbook, but I still don't get why they connect directly to the deflection plates, rather than feeding it through the input on a commercial scope?". That question defines some of the issues, and ultimately it is a couple of hints to you, hinting that the answer was in at least the old Handbooks, hinting that the answer you seek. If you didn't have such contempt for the medium, this is the second time you've turned around after coming to us with your questions and said you don't like the medium, you might grasp that far more than a comment on your laziness, my bit about books was against the notion that the internet would be the final point of all information. It can be really useful for obscure bits of information that might not travel well because of limited appeal, but books and magazines with their more formal style are often the best place for learning. People who think they can have all the answers without going near books are fools. I would suggest there is something in the tone of your posts that causes the responses. But telling someone to read up on what you are interested in is not some "usenet" thing. Decades ago, people likely were directed to the Handbook for many an answer, because it had already been written. When I was a kid and newly licensed, the most important thing anyone told me was to keep reading all that I could get my hands on, and the most important thing was that they lent or gave me back issues of the ham magazines, and old books, so I could read and learn. Ask an interesting question, you are more likely to get a good response. Remember, people aren't paid to answer your questions here, so you have to give them reason to want to. Your "lazy senior" is a bad start, asking general questions that could best be answered by reading would be an issue too. And maybe, it's your attitude that you think you know the answer, but then want others to give you that same thought. When you asked about amplifiers, a little dip into the old books would tell you nobody used a linear in the days of AM. People told you that, people gave reasons why, but then you turned around and basically ignoring what was written, said "yeah, but what about linear amplifiers". In effect, what we took the time to write didn't matter to you, because you "knew" the answer was a linear amplifier. You can't learn anything if you don't listen to what people are saying. If you don't like my responses, you'd better be looking at yourself, because I've had access to the newsgroups since 1994, and it sure isn't so I can "ridicule" people. I'll go out of my way to write something if I feel the poster is worthy of the effort, but sometimes the truth is indeed that they should be reading books or even doing websearches. Micahel VE2BVW No wonder No one wants to became a new ham any more, we are all cranky *******s with a chip on our shoulder. Why even have this boatanchor group if you cant ask simple questions and get help and not riduculed... I am outta this group right now, you guys just go on reading the auction ads, thats all this group is good for.. Lazy Senior |
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Michael Black wrote:
If you don't like my responses, you'd better be looking at yourself, because I've had access to the newsgroups since 1994, and it sure isn't so I can "ridicule" people. I'll go out of my way to write something if I feel the poster is worthy of the effort, but sometimes the truth is indeed that they should be reading books or even doing websearches. Micahel VE2BVW Actually I got VERY good responses on the amplifier questions with lots of private emails that were very helpfull but NOTHING helpfull from you. And I got the right answers concerning my Ranger and PTT post but NOTHING helpfull from you. I have got nothing from you except your attempt to ridicule and flame me. If you dont have anything to contribute just keep your thoughts to yourself, no one here wants to read them. I have had access to newsgroups to way before you, does this make me smarter - hardly. Seems like all you do is go outta your way to ridicule or flame people. Thanks for your call letters, I'll make sure I ignore you on the air....... Lazy Senior |
Boatanchor Xmitters and Scopes
Caveat Lector wrote:
Nice article on using an Oscilloscope in the Ham Shack http://www.icycolors.com/nu9n/scope_your_audio.html Includes trapezoidal patterns Thanx this is an EXCELLENT article and helpfull.. Lazy Senior |
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Most welcome
-- CL -- I doubt, therefore I might be ! "Lazy Senior" wrote in message news:hZudf.717$9T4.557@trnddc04... Caveat Lector wrote: Nice article on using an Oscilloscope in the Ham Shack http://www.icycolors.com/nu9n/scope_your_audio.html Includes trapezoidal patterns Thanx this is an EXCELLENT article and helpfull.. Lazy Senior |
Simple Questions and Assholes
On Sat, 12 Nov 2005 21:34:38 GMT, Lazy Senior
wrote: Michael Black wrote: If you don't like my responses, you'd better be looking at yourself, because I've had access to the newsgroups since 1994, and it sure isn't so I can "ridicule" people. I'll go out of my way to write something if I feel the poster is worthy of the effort, but sometimes the truth is indeed that they should be reading books or even doing websearches. Micahel VE2BVW Actually I got VERY good responses on the amplifier questions with lots of private emails that were very helpfull but NOTHING helpfull from you. And I got the right answers concerning my Ranger and PTT post but NOTHING helpfull from you. I have got nothing from you except your attempt to ridicule and flame me. If you dont have anything to contribute just keep your thoughts to yourself, no one here wants to read them. I have had access to newsgroups to way before you, does this make me smarter - hardly. Seems like all you do is go outta your way to ridicule or flame people. Thanks for your call letters, I'll make sure I ignore you on the air....... Lazy Senior I agree with Lazy Senior on all points. Black offered absolutely nothing to the thread except frustration. If you can't offer info then don't reply. If you want answers, you need to get on moderated forums. They are just as free as usenet. As a matter of fact, some ISP's don't offer very good usenet access so you have to pay extra to get a good usenet provider. I don't ever ask questions on usenet anymore. I do follow some of the threads because I do see good info from time to time. Usenet Loser List --------------------------------- mFool and ole boney!, Peter Wieck, David David (call me at home) Stinson, Steven Dinius, Ken G Sylvain Vanier, Honus, John(I love animals more than you think)BarnYard, M |
(and also Lazy Buttheads)...was: Simple Questions and Assholes
I read several of these posts, and the responses. Its not just this newsgroup, but also on lots of technical newsgroups. There are a lot of people (mostly younger, but a lot of older ones) that think: i) NGs are a source of _free_ advice, and ii) you not only can come up with any question, but the _lazy-easy_ way to do anything is preferred over doing any research via, say, google (we've all forgotten all the other search engines, haven't we?) and heaven forbid that anyone should read books any more. I read the ARRL handbooks and lots of electronics books, magazines, all the old catalogs (Allied, Newark, Lafayette, etc.) when they first came out. Grand stuff! I get upset when kids come onto a newsgroup and say "my teacher gave us this assignment to do a term paper on (subject X) and use the internet to do it and where can I get that term paper already done?" And that's the way the internet is being used. What is wrong with doing some broad reading and thinking, first? Then formulate a purposeful question. ===== no change to below, included for reference and context ===== On Sat, 12 Nov 2005, Michael Black wrote: Lazy Senior ) writes: Michael Black wrote: "IonSpot" ) writes: You really are a "lazy senior". Too many questions, not enough Googling to find the answers on your own. Or for that matter, looking in books. Michael VE2BVW Where is this "Ham Spirit" we all are supposed to have. Why does everyone just has to act like an asshole on Usenet? I asked a simple question, but only got got trash talking. I know how to google and read books, I was asking those that do use scopes how they do it. What it is with people who come here with an attitude, using a name that in effect sets the stage, "lazy senior", and seem not very good at asking questions, yet when they don't like the responses, they think the medium is at fault. YOu get interested in something, you read up on it. Then you ask the questions from the standpoint of having some sort of common basis with the people you are asking questions. A year before I was licensed, I had a basic idea of how oscilliscopes were used for modulation monitoring, and had an idea of what was commonly used. It was in the ARRL Handbook, and there was a time when virtually every ham would have had a copy, it being common ground. So then you would know the basics, and if you couldn't grasp some of what was said, then you could come here and say "I read up on oscilliscopes for modulation monitoring in the Handbook, but I still don't get why they connect directly to the deflection plates, rather than feeding it through the input on a commercial scope?". That question defines some of the issues, and ultimately it is a couple of hints to you, hinting that the answer was in at least the old Handbooks, hinting that the answer you seek. If you didn't have such contempt for the medium, this is the second time you've turned around after coming to us with your questions and said you don't like the medium, you might grasp that far more than a comment on your laziness, my bit about books was against the notion that the internet would be the final point of all information. It can be really useful for obscure bits of information that might not travel well because of limited appeal, but books and magazines with their more formal style are often the best place for learning. People who think they can have all the answers without going near books are fools. I would suggest there is something in the tone of your posts that causes the responses. But telling someone to read up on what you are interested in is not some "usenet" thing. Decades ago, people likely were directed to the Handbook for many an answer, because it had already been written. When I was a kid and newly licensed, the most important thing anyone told me was to keep reading all that I could get my hands on, and the most important thing was that they lent or gave me back issues of the ham magazines, and old books, so I could read and learn. Ask an interesting question, you are more likely to get a good response. Remember, people aren't paid to answer your questions here, so you have to give them reason to want to. Your "lazy senior" is a bad start, asking general questions that could best be answered by reading would be an issue too. And maybe, it's your attitude that you think you know the answer, but then want others to give you that same thought. When you asked about amplifiers, a little dip into the old books would tell you nobody used a linear in the days of AM. People told you that, people gave reasons why, but then you turned around and basically ignoring what was written, said "yeah, but what about linear amplifiers". In effect, what we took the time to write didn't matter to you, because you "knew" the answer was a linear amplifier. You can't learn anything if you don't listen to what people are saying. If you don't like my responses, you'd better be looking at yourself, because I've had access to the newsgroups since 1994, and it sure isn't so I can "ridicule" people. I'll go out of my way to write something if I feel the poster is worthy of the effort, but sometimes the truth is indeed that they should be reading books or even doing websearches. Micahel VE2BVW No wonder No one wants to became a new ham any more, we are all cranky *******s with a chip on our shoulder. Why even have this boatanchor group if you cant ask simple questions and get help and not riduculed... I am outta this group right now, you guys just go on reading the auction ads, thats all this group is good for.. Lazy Senior |
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"Straydog" wrote in message x.com... What is wrong with doing some broad reading and thinking, first? Then formulate a purposeful question. Nothing wrong with asking questions; but what raises my hackles are the lids who want FREE advice, and then get mad that the answers don't meet THEIR expectations. Pete |
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Uncle Peter wrote:
"Straydog" wrote in message x.com... What is wrong with doing some broad reading and thinking, first? Then formulate a purposeful question. Nothing wrong with asking questions; but what raises my hackles are the lids who want FREE advice, and then get mad that the answers don't meet THEIR expectations. Pete First you call me a troll and then a lid. I didnt call anyone names. Here's a thought, if you dont like the person, or question,or answers dont flame or call names, just dont respond. Keep you thoughts to yourself. Is that so hard? It isnt for people without egos........... Lazy Senior |
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"Lazy Senior" wrote in message news:iAuef.8563$%t4.4468@trnddc07... Uncle Peter wrote: "Straydog" wrote in message x.com... What is wrong with doing some broad reading and thinking, first? Then formulate a purposeful question. Nothing wrong with asking questions; but what raises my hackles are the lids who want FREE advice, and then get mad that the answers don't meet THEIR expectations. Pete First you call me a troll and then a lid. I didnt call anyone names. Here's a thought, if you dont like the person, or question,or answers dont flame or call names, just dont respond. Keep you thoughts to yourself. Is that so hard? It isnt for people without egos........... Lazy Senior I didn't mention you. Did I hit a home run?? |
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Uncle Peter wrote:
I didn't mention you. Did I hit a home run?? Wantabees like you with egos never hit home runs - they warm the bench. Lazy senior |
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"Lazy Senior" wrote in message news:8Evef.14108$w85.9481@trnddc02... Uncle Peter wrote: I didn't mention you. Did I hit a home run?? Wantabees like you with egos never hit home runs - they warm the bench. Lazy senior At least I have a license and a call. |
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Uncle Peter wrote:
"Lazy Senior" wrote in message news:8Evef.14108$w85.9481@trnddc02... Uncle Peter wrote: I didn't mention you. Did I hit a home run?? Wantabees like you with egos never hit home runs - they warm the bench. Lazy senior At least I have a license and a call. So do I, but I am smart enuff not to post my call or any personal info like my real name on Usenet forums. Too many crazy, aggressive people in the world and many of them read this forum....... Lazy Senior |
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Lazy Senior wrote:
Wantabees like you with egos never hit home runs - they warm the bench. Lazy senior At least I have a license and a call. So do I, but I am smart enuff not to post my call or any personal info like my real name on Usenet forums. Too many crazy, aggressive people in the world and many of them read this forum....... Lazy Senior Of course, you have more than just your personal impressions to back that statement Lazy? I think you have at least a couple of noids... perhaps even a matched pair. -Chuck |
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On Tue, 15 Nov 2005 23:55:58 GMT, Lazy Senior
wrote: Uncle Peter wrote: "Straydog" wrote in message x.com... What is wrong with doing some broad reading and thinking, first? Then formulate a purposeful question. Nothing wrong with asking questions; but what raises my hackles are the lids who want FREE advice, and then get mad that the answers don't meet THEIR expectations. Pete First you call me a troll and then a lid. I didnt call anyone names. Here's a thought, if you dont like the person, or question,or answers dont flame or call names, just dont respond. Keep you thoughts to yourself. Who the hell do you think you are to tell anyone what to do, Stupid Senior? Is that so hard? It isnt for people without egos........... Lazy Senior |
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On Tue, 15 Nov 2005, Uncle Peter wrote: "Straydog" wrote in message x.com... What is wrong with doing some broad reading and thinking, first? Then formulate a purposeful question. Nothing wrong with asking questions; but what raises my hackles are the lids who want FREE advice, and then get mad that the answers don't meet THEIR expectations. Pete And, I don't mind a few questions but when the pattern starts to take the form of "I want eveyone else to continuously spoon feed me and tutor me, and with quality that I choose, and at the rate I choose, and for free" yeah, I start to get tired, too. |
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On Tue, 15 Nov 2005, Lazy Senior wrote: Uncle Peter wrote: "Straydog" wrote in message x.com... What is wrong with doing some broad reading and thinking, first? Then formulate a purposeful question. Nothing wrong with asking questions; but what raises my hackles are the lids who want FREE advice, and then get mad that the answers don't meet THEIR expectations. Pete First you call me a troll and then a lid. I didnt call anyone names. Here's a thought, if you dont like the person, or question,or answers dont flame or call names, just dont respond. Keep you thoughts to yourself. Is that so hard? It isnt for people without egos........... Lazy Senior My first recommendation to you is to find something else besides "Lazy" for the first name of your alias. Second, you, right now, are doing the things you are recommending that otehr people don't do. Third, how about cracking some books, old QST magazines, etc., and learn a few things on your own. Then when you next propose a question, you can tell people you actually spent some time looking and finding not enough answers. Don't forget to tell people what answers you did find AND why you thought they were inadequat. Otherwise, you sound like that kid that gets on the NGs and says "My teacher gave us this assignment to use the internet to write a term paper on X and could someone send me a copy of the report on X?" You get my drift, don't you? |
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Straydog wrote:
My first recommendation to you is to find something else besides "Lazy" for the first name of your alias. I like "Lazy" Senior, it REALLY seems to bother some people. I have never been your ordinary butt suckin good ole boy, be like everyone else hamradio operator and dont intend to be. Lazy Senior |
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Straydog wrote:
And, I don't mind a few questions but when the pattern starts to take the form of "I want eveyone else to continuously spoon feed me and tutor me, and with quality that I choose, and at the rate I choose, and for free" yeah, I start to get tired, too. No problem there Dog, just ignore me, you do know how to put me on your do not read list? Go back to reading the FS and FA ads, which seems to be what this group is best at......... LAZY Senior |
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On Fri, 18 Nov 2005 02:21:16 GMT, Lazy Senior
wrote: Straydog wrote: And, I don't mind a few questions but when the pattern starts to take the form of "I want eveyone else to continuously spoon feed me and tutor me, and with quality that I choose, and at the rate I choose, and for free" yeah, I start to get tired, too. No problem there Dog, just ignore me, you do know how to put me on your do not read list? Go back to reading the FS and FA ads, which seems to be what this group is best at......... LAZY Senior More passive-aggressive bull****. Dry up, idiot. |
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On Fri, 18 Nov 2005 02:03:32 GMT, Lazy Senior
wrote: Straydog wrote: My first recommendation to you is to find something else besides "Lazy" for the first name of your alias. I like "Lazy" Senior, it REALLY seems to bother some people. Childish attention getting. I have never been your ordinary butt suckin good ole boy, be like everyone else hamradio operator and dont intend to be. Lazy Senior Being a lazy POS is no substitute. |
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