RST Engineering wrote:
You just don't get it, do you Steve?

Sure I do, Jim, but I think you're the one who may be a bit
confused here.

This is not a poll or a vote. This is
the FCC asking for cogent, reasoned, logical discussion for doing or not
doing something.

Here's where your confusion exists, Jim...The post responded to
was by Lennie Anderson, a non-licensed participant in an Amateur Radio
forum on USENET.

The FCC is only incidentally involved as it is their numbers he
quotes.

Read the responses and ask yourself who has the edge in
the discussion. From where I sit, it is about as clear cut as the Chicago
series.

Everyone sees things as they will, Jim. I am sure you "vision" is
as clear as anyone else's from THEIR perspective at any given moment.

Thanks for stopping by.

73

Steve, K4YZ

On 27 Oct 2005 09:59:40 -0700, "K4YZ" wrote:


RST Engineering wrote:
You just don't get it, do you Steve?

Sure I do, Jim, but I think you're the one who may be a bit
confused here.

a Lie you don't get and your poroof it everytime you post

so the rest of your ****.....

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Here's where your confusion exists, Jim...The post responded to
was by Lennie Anderson, a non-licensed participant in an Amateur Radio
forum on USENET.

I don't give a royal flying freak if it was posted by a little green
Martian. Last I looked it was data posted to a usenet group by an
individual. You don't need any credentials or licenses to post to any given
group, last I looked. And, I consider Len to be just a little more
competent to post than you.



Everyone sees things as they will, Jim. I am sure you "vision" is
as clear as anyone else's from THEIR perspective at any given moment.

Visions and opinions are much like assholes -- everybody has one, and most
of them stink. Mine included.




Thanks for stopping by.


Don't mention it.

Jim

On Thu, 27 Oct 2005 11:24:00 -0700, "RST Engineering"
wrote:


"K4YZ" wrote in message
roups.com...

Here's where your confusion exists, Jim...The post responded to
was by Lennie Anderson, a non-licensed participant in an Amateur Radio
forum on USENET.

I don't give a royal flying freak if it was posted by a little green
Martian. Last I looked it was data posted to a usenet group by an
individual. You don't need any credentials or licenses to post to any given
group, last I looked. And, I consider Len to be just a little more
competent to post than you.

Stevie seems to think so

He certainly states it should be required to licenses for all sorts of
things, Posting, having kids or even opinion



Everyone sees things as they will, Jim. I am sure you "vision" is
as clear as anyone else's from THEIR perspective at any given moment.

Visions and opinions are much like assholes -- everybody has one, and most
of them stink. Mine included.

I take issue with comparing vision to assholes in this manner many
visions a re at least quite pleasent (even the flawed visions can be
quite attractive till closely examained




Thanks for stopping by.


Don't mention it.

Jim


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RST Engineering wrote:
"K4YZ" wrote in message
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Here's where your confusion exists, Jim...The post responded to
was by Lennie Anderson, a non-licensed participant in an Amateur Radio
forum on USENET.


I don't give a royal flying freak if it was posted by a little green
Martian. Last I looked it was data posted to a usenet group by an
individual.

No kidding?

You don't need any credentials or licenses to post to any given
group, last I looked.

No, you don't need any credentials to post but you'd better have some
knowledge of the material the group deals with. Feel free to post to a
group dealing with 17th century Chinese art but you'd better not attempt
coming off as an expert. You'll be seen as a fraud and no one will take
you seriously.

And, I consider Len to be just a little more
competent to post than you.

Now I have some questions as to your credentials. Len Anderson is a
sidewalk superintendent to amateur radio.

Dave K8MN

On Thu, 27 Oct 2005 22:43:33 GMT, Dave Heil
wrote:

RST Engineering wrote:
"K4YZ" wrote in message
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Here's where your confusion exists, Jim...The post responded to
was by Lennie Anderson, a non-licensed participant in an Amateur Radio
forum on USENET.


I don't give a royal flying freak if it was posted by a little green
Martian. Last I looked it was data posted to a usenet group by an
individual.

No kidding?

You don't need any credentials or licenses to post to any given
group, last I looked.

No, you don't need any credentials to post but you'd better have some
knowledge of the material the group deals with. Feel free to post to a
group dealing with 17th century Chinese art but you'd better not attempt
coming off as an expert. You'll be seen as a fraud and no one will take
you seriously.

and how are you conecting this the the thread at a hand

And, I consider Len to be just a little more
competent to post than you.

Now I have some questions as to your credentials. Len Anderson is a
sidewalk superintendent to amateur radio.

Dave K8MN

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Really?

Novice 1959
Technician 1960
Advanced 1981?
Extra 2002?

BS Electronics Physics; 18 semester units to an MSEE.
Community College and Adult High School credential teaching ham radio class
since 1967.
Taught roughly 50 semester classes.
100% pass rate.

VE ARRL
VE LAARG

Published technical articles in 73, HR, and local club rags.
Internationally acknowledged expert in the subject of hidden antennas.
Monthly column in national magazine on do-it-yourself electronics.


Now, lay YOURS out on the table and see who takes a knife to it.

Jim




Now I have some questions as to your credentials. Len Anderson is a
sidewalk superintendent to amateur radio.

On Thu, 27 Oct 2005 21:47:28 -0700, "RST Engineering"
wrote:

Really?

Novice 1959
Technician 1960
Advanced 1981?
Extra 2002?

BS Electronics Physics; 18 semester units to an MSEE.
Community College and Adult High School credential teaching ham radio class
since 1967.
Taught roughly 50 semester classes.
100% pass rate.

VE ARRL
VE LAARG

Published technical articles in 73, HR, and local club rags.
Internationally acknowledged expert in the subject of hidden antennas.
Monthly column in national magazine on do-it-yourself electronics.


Now, lay YOURS out on the table and see who takes a knife to it.

queitly wonders how Steveie and/or Dave Vile will try trashing that

Jim




Now I have some questions as to your credentials. Len Anderson is a
sidewalk superintendent to amateur radio.


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RST Engineering wrote:

Published technical articles in 73, HR, and local club rags.
Internationally acknowledged expert in the subject of hidden antennas.
Monthly column in national magazine on do-it-yourself electronics.

Now, lay YOURS out on the table and see who takes a knife to it.

Hey Jim...I've read your articles in many mags before. Good job.
I've used RST products and found them to be "good stuff".

But you're presently posting tacit support for a known liar and
cheat in a public forum using your company name. Sure, he knows his
way around the bench, but he's a liar and a cheat none-the-less.

I don't give a rat's kazoo what you think of me persoanlly or my
opinions, but the fact remains that you're putting your company's name
behind a guy who lies for sport.

Is that wise?

Steve, K4YZ

RST Engineering wrote:
Really?

Novice 1959
Technician 1960
Advanced 1981?
Extra 2002?

BS Electronics Physics; 18 semester units to an MSEE.
Community College and Adult High School credential teaching ham radio class
since 1967.
Taught roughly 50 semester classes.
100% pass rate.

VE ARRL
VE LAARG

Published technical articles in 73, HR, and local club rags.
Internationally acknowledged expert in the subject of hidden antennas.
Monthly column in national magazine on do-it-yourself electronics.


Now, lay YOURS out on the table and see who takes a knife to it.

Jim




Now I have some questions as to your credentials. Len Anderson is a
sidewalk superintendent to amateur radio.


That's pretty impressive, Jim. You've been involved in quite a number of
things in and out of amateur radio. Even if I was an "Internationally
acknowledged expert in the subject of hidden antennas", I don't think I
could bring myself to so describe myself.

Aside from your not including attributions, not signing your post and
the top posting, you even manage to present some of your ideas here in a
reasonable manner.

My own credentials have been "on the table" for nearly a decade here in
r.r.a.p. One of those taking a knife to them on a regular basis is
Leonard H. Anderson. He has routinely insulted my employment,
experience in radio (amateur, commercial and government), my authorship
of amateur radio articles and even my German surname. I can't claim
that I'm special in that regard though. Len does similar things to
anyone who disagrees with him.

It is curious that a fellow such as you would make the blanket statement
that you did. Now I just question your judgment.


Dave Heil K8MN