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December 20th 03, 10:29 PM
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Subject: Why I Like The ARRL
From: (Len Over 21) Date: 12/20/03 1:34 PM Central Standard Time Message-id: Going back to past technology, rebuilding and restoring, is SAFE. Such is a known quantity. It can be explained via many existing texts. SECURITY. No problems about learning anything new. All can become "expert" on things made long ago without undue struggle. Such is already-proven technology...no struggling with unproven ideas. Is this why we are bombarded with stories about "ADA", 1950's era RTTY nets, and a whole plethora of what you did in NON-Amateur radio from the PAST four decades, Lennie? You sure haven't offered us anything new! Old radio is SIMPLE. So are you. Easy to see through and unlikely to ever be anything else but... STABILITY. Ahhhh...Now THERE is your shortfall. SERENITY. Self-satisfaction of "accomplishing" what has already been done. That would be you! Safe. Secure. Simple. Stable. Serene. Old ways are best... Thank God, then, that Amateur Radio hasn't been stagnant, huh, Putzman? Steve, K4YZ |
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