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On 14 Jan 2007 17:26:53 -0800, "Telstar Electronics"
wrote in . com: Frank Gilliland wrote: snip Maybe you're smart enough to learn something from that, Brian. Or maybe you're not. Only time will tell. Although this story is touching... I don't see why your telling it to me. You seem to fault this man for not listening to you. Clearly I overestimated your reading comprehension. To summarize, the old man died miserably and I ended up with a 5kW HF transmitter station. I feel sorry for the guy, but do you think I'm complaining about it? You are really full of yourself (and other things). True. But that doesn't diminish the fact that an obsession can make a person irrational. The old man got obsessed about the gold and forgot about the underlying motivation. Likewise, you are so obsessed about defending your facade of credibility that you reject any advice, from me and a lot of others in this group, that could legitimize your credentials. Put more simply, your "hack-&-quack" business plan is doomed to fail. Is it so surprising that I'm not the only one that doesn't listen to you... LOL Your response to my post is prima facie to the contrary, just as your continued spamming of the group is proof that your "products" are junk. You've taken my advice before -- take it again now. |
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Frank Gilliland wrote:
Put more simply, your "hack-&-quack" business plan is doomed to fail. You seemed to be preoccupied with me failing. Why don't you let me worry about that. So far... it hasn't happened... and my business is doing fine. You might want to try and review your own life instead of everybody elses. www.telstar-electronics.com |
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On 15 Jan 2007 18:01:55 -0800, "Telstar Electronics"
wrote in om: Frank Gilliland wrote: Put more simply, your "hack-&-quack" business plan is doomed to fail. You seemed to be preoccupied with me failing. Why don't you let me worry about that. So far... it hasn't happened... and my business is doing fine. Uh-huh. You might want to try and review your own life instead of everybody elses. Not "everybody elses" life, Brian. Your business became my business because of all the techno-BS you throw around in here with your spam. I figured that it would be much better if you could actually learn something and provide -useful- and -accurate- technical advice instead of half-baked misconceptions about amplifier classes, linearity, modulation, etc, etc. It would be good for your business and it would be good for the group -- a win-win scenario. I can't fathom why you, in your apparent desire to build and grow a successful business, can't see the obvious benefits to such an approach. Instead, you engage your critics by shoveling more BS on top of your original piles. You've been doing it in here for ten years and it just doesn't make sense. That is, unless you're just a hack. If you're a -real- electronics engineer then let's see the schematic for your amp. If not then don't expect me or anyone else to cut you any slack as long as you continue to spam your crap and shovel your BS in this group. Fair enough? |
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Frank Gilliland wrote:
Your business became my business because of all the techno-BS you throw around in here with your spam. I figured that it would be much better if you could actually learn something and provide -useful- and -accurate- technical advice instead of half-baked misconceptions about amplifier classes, linearity, modulation, etc, etc. It would be good for your business and it would be good for the group -- a win-win scenario. I can't fathom why you, in your apparent desire to build and grow a successful business, can't see the obvious benefits to such an approach. Instead, you engage your critics by shoveling more BS on top of your original piles. You've been doing it in here for ten years and it just doesn't make sense. That is, unless you're just a hack. If you're a -real- electronics engineer then let's see the schematic for your amp. If not then don't expect me or anyone else to cut you any slack as long as you continue to spam your crap and shovel your BS in this group. Fair enough? Frank, I will continue to post for another ten years... maybe longer...LOL... despite your harassment. Actually, it seems good for business. My customers often comment on your ridiculous attacks. www.telstar-electronics.com |
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On 16 Jan 2007 02:56:51 -0800, "Telstar Electronics"
wrote in om: Frank Gilliland wrote: Your business became my business because of all the techno-BS you throw around in here with your spam. I figured that it would be much better if you could actually learn something and provide -useful- and -accurate- technical advice instead of half-baked misconceptions about amplifier classes, linearity, modulation, etc, etc. It would be good for your business and it would be good for the group -- a win-win scenario. I can't fathom why you, in your apparent desire to build and grow a successful business, can't see the obvious benefits to such an approach. Instead, you engage your critics by shoveling more BS on top of your original piles. You've been doing it in here for ten years and it just doesn't make sense. That is, unless you're just a hack. If you're a -real- electronics engineer then let's see the schematic for your amp. If not then don't expect me or anyone else to cut you any slack as long as you continue to spam your crap and shovel your BS in this group. Fair enough? Frank, I will continue to post for another ten years... maybe longer...LOL... despite your harassment. Fine with me. You're only hurting yourself. Actually, it seems good for business. My customers often comment on your ridiculous attacks. Uh-huh. You bet, Brian. It's not like your customers can't google your incompetent ramblings in the archives. Kinda makes you wonder how many potential customers you -lost- with your technical hocus-pocus, such as your three square-foot ground plane fiasco. I'll bet -both- of your customers laughed their asses off with that one..... I know I did!!! |
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Frank Gilliland wrote:
Uh-huh. You bet, Brian. It's not like your customers can't google your incompetent ramblings in the archives. Kinda makes you wonder how many potential customers you -lost- with your technical hocus-pocus, such as your three square-foot ground plane fiasco. I'll bet -both- of your customers laughed their asses off with that one..... I know I did!!! Frank, you're an old man peering through the NG window... constantly monitoring what everyone is doing... and in everybody elses business. Gramps... get a life... LOL www.telstar-electronics.com |
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"Telstar Electronics" wrote in message ups.com... Frank Gilliland wrote: Uh-huh. You bet, Brian. It's not like your customers can't google your incompetent ramblings in the archives. Kinda makes you wonder how many potential customers you -lost- with your technical hocus-pocus, such as your three square-foot ground plane fiasco. I'll bet -both- of your customers laughed their asses off with that one..... I know I did!!! BTW Brian, you never did give us your formula. Still perusing websites to find one? "LOL" Posted Via Usenet.com Premium Usenet Newsgroup Services ---------------------------------------------------------- ** SPEED ** RETENTION ** COMPLETION ** ANONYMITY ** ---------------------------------------------------------- http://www.usenet.com |
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