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December 30th 05, 09:33 PM
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Time for the _REAL_ Radio Ham to make a stand?
Walt Davidson wrote:
On Wed, 28 Dec 2005 22:23:13 GMT, (Peter) wrote: One very good friend of mine, a G8, is a Professor of Electrical Engineering at a well known UK University. He's written countless papers on antenna design, microwaves and the like, yet, for years, he was deprived the chance to operate on the HF bands simply because he had no interest in CW .... how ridiculous. As a Professor of Electrical Engineering, he must surely realise that to obtain one, or even _TWO_ degrees, students must sometimes pass examinations in subjects that do not entirely enthrall them. To get my degree in Business I.T., Business IT? Bwaahaaahaaa! "something that has been achieved with ease by many children of 14". Ever regret posting something? Hee! Hee! Wiggy |
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