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Reading all the back and forth discussion of Steve's upcoming classes and
his concerns... I'm getting really confused. When I was a teenager playing with CB, I didn't know nuthin' from nuthin' about radio, antennas, you name it. Once I became determined to become a ham, I eagerly learned all about it in order to pass my Novice, and then the General, and.... and at points when I saw the need (such as "gee, what is this 'swr' business?"), I learned more. So Steve, if you're so concerned about how these "students" are going to respond to your technical talks and related licensing materials, why are they even invited? Are they really interested in becoming hams? Or (at an extreme), are you recruiting potential hams like "Psssst! Hey kid - come 'eah - you wanna get a ham license?" If they're going to whine about "Why do I have to learn this stuff??" then *I* don't think they deserve the privilege of a license. Howard N7SO |
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