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In article , Alun Palmer
writes: It's not the truth, or even the TRVTH. RF is RF. I haven't noticed any difference between amateur or professional RF energy. Alun: My point exactly. This is one of the reasons why the requirements to be licensed in the AMATEUR radio service do not require professional-level RF engineering skills. Nevertheless, Carl seems to hold on to the notion that his being an RF engineer somehow grants him exalted status as an AMATEUR radio operator. Why is that? 73 de Larry, K3LT |
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