Fellow amateur radio operators: Over the past 14-yrs I have been
jackbooted numerous times off of amateur radio discussion groups because I
critiqued somewhat less than technically correct statements by a male
friend of the moderator/censor. The first moderated discussion group I
ever joined was AMPS - back in 1996. Within 3-hours I received a
telephone call from the moderator warning me that I would not be allowed
to critique statements from W8JI. When I asked if this rule applied to
sttements that were technically specious, I was told to go easy. Within a
few weeks I had been jackbooted off of AMPS. Thanks to complaints from
technically enlighted members of AMPS, I eventually got reinstated but I
was eventually jackbooted again for the same reason when we got a new
moderator/censor. This happened several times.
I can not understand why any sane amateur radio operator would want to
participate in a discussion group where specious statements from
boyfriends of the censor/modertor are shielded.

end

--
Richard L. Measures. AG6K, 805-386-3734, www.somis.org

On Fri, 02 Jul 2010 05:17:47 -0700, • R. L. Measures. wrote:

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... and , your homebrew question is ?

In article om,
Allodoxaphobia wrote:

On Fri, 02 Jul 2010 05:17:47 -0700, • R. L. Measures. wrote:

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... and , your homebrew question is ?

• zzzzzz zzzz zzzzzzzzzzzz

--
Richard L. Measures. AG6K, 805-386-3734, www.somis.org

In article ,
(• R. L. Measures.) wrote:

I can not understand why any sane amateur radio operator would want to
participate in a discussion group where specious statements from
boyfriends of the censor/modertor are shielded.

end

--
Richard L. Measures. AG6K, 805-386-3734, www.somis.org

maybe it has something to do with the attitude you display on other
Newsgroups you frequent......

Me One who has been reading your stuff for YEARS.....

In article , Me
wrote:

In article ,
(• R. L. Measures.) wrote:

I can not understand why any sane amateur radio operator would want to
participate in a discussion group where specious statements from
boyfriends of the censor/modertor are shielded.

end

--
Richard L. Measures. AG6K, 805-386-3734, www.somis.org

maybe it has something to do with the attitude you display on other
Newsgroups you frequent......

• I'm pretty sure your assumption is spot-on Mr. ______? My problem is
that I can not keep quiet when a technical conclusion isn't right.

cheers

Me One who has been reading your stuff for YEARS.....

--
Richard L. Measures. AG6K, 805-386-3734, www.somis.org

In (• R. L. Measures.)
wrote:

Fellow amateur radio operators: Over the past 14-yrs I have been
jackbooted numerous times off of amateur radio discussion groups
because I critiqued somewhat less than technically correct statements
by a male friend of the moderator/censor.

Really?

Most people have absolutely no problem with moderated groups, which they
find pleasantly free of crap.

--
Bert Hyman W0RSB St. Paul, MN

In article , Bert Hyman
wrote:

In (• R. L. Measures.)
wrote:

Fellow amateur radio operators: Over the past 14-yrs I have been
jackbooted numerous times off of amateur radio discussion groups
because I critiqued somewhat less than technically correct statements
by a male friend of the moderator/censor.

Really?

Most people have absolutely no problem with moderated groups, which they
find pleasantly free of crap.

• Bert H. are uou comfortable with the statement: that dipmeters are
useless because they simultaneously couple to everything within several
feet? or how anout: resistance wire has reverse RF skin-effect at HF?

--
Richard L. Measures. AG6K, 805-386-3734, www.somis.org

On 7/2/2010 8:59 PM, • R. L. Measures. wrote:

Fellow amateur radio operators: Over the past 14-yrs I have been
jackbooted numerous times off of amateur radio discussion groups
because I critiqued somewhat less than technically correct statements
by a male friend of the moderator/censor.
..snip.. are you comfortable with the statement: that dipmeters are
useless because they simultaneously couple to everything within several
feet? or how anout: resistance wire has reverse RF skin-effect at HF?



Dip meters do couple to conductors in the near field.
Current density of resistive wire does increease with depth. Call that
reverse skin effect if you like?

Brian W

In article ,
wrote:

On 7/2/2010 8:59 PM, • R. L. Measures. wrote:

Fellow amateur radio operators: Over the past 14-yrs I have been
jackbooted numerous times off of amateur radio discussion groups
because I critiqued somewhat less than technically correct statements
by a male friend of the moderator/censor.
..snip.. are you comfortable with the statement: that dipmeters are
useless because they simultaneously couple to everything within several
feet? or how anout: resistance wire has reverse RF skin-effect at HF?



Dip meters do couple to conductors in the near field.

€€ does the near field extend more than 6" from the pickup coil?


Current density of resistive wire does increease with depth. Call that
reverse skin effect if you like?

€€ That was not what he was asserting. His position was that the RF-R of
Ni-Cr resistance-wire behaved opposite to
that of Cu wire at HF. Do you agree Brian?

Brian W

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Richard L. Measures. AG6K, 805-386-3734, www.somis.org

In message , Bert Hyman
writes
In (• R. L. Measures.)
wrote:

Fellow amateur radio operators: Over the past 14-yrs I have been
jackbooted numerous times off of amateur radio discussion groups
because I critiqued somewhat less than technically correct statements
by a male friend of the moderator/censor.

Really?

Most people have absolutely no problem with moderated groups, which they
find pleasantly free of crap.

Over the past 10 years, on several occasions I've tried to post
perfectly innocuous and on-topic comments in
rec.radio.amateur.moderated. So far, not one has appeared. What am I
doing wrong?
--
Ian