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On Wed, 06 Apr 2005 17:15:08 GMT, Lancer wrote:
Why should I be nice? I -was- nice. We have had civil converstations, and I even gave him enough info to install the antenna in his attic, which apparently worked quite well. Then he stuck his finger into the political lion cage and turned into a sniveling crybaby after getting scratched. As for being a general-class amateur, there are literally hundreds of hammie websites that cover nothing but antennas, not to mention the ARRL manual. If he's so serious about radio, why beg a CB group for info on how to install a prefab antenna? J.H.F.C, how did he pass the exam without knowing a few antenna fundamentals? And if part of the hobby is to learn about radio comm, why ask a CB group for tech info when there are countless resources available for hams? Isn't anyone elmering the kid? I thought your were elmering him Frank? He really doesn't need one anyway, he buys his antennas. Even something as simple as a dipole, or sloper... Do you have a problem with that? Show me the rules on antenna requirements, please. Vinnie S. |
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