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N8KDV wrote: Michael Bryant wrote: From: krackula ha hah ah aha ha ......... probably a LOT better than poor old Covington ......which has gone down hill so much. I liked the nice river area development in Louisville ... where I live would be a desert if it wasn't for irrigation. Yep. I moved back to Kentucky in Dec 2001 after spending 20 years outside the state, the last 14 in northern Utah. So how long ago was it then that you attended Wayne State? (And lived in the slums of Detroit). If it was prior to the 14 years you lived in Utah then you certainly knew long before 2001 that you had not received the PhD. That's because in a way Bryant is everyman. He has lived in the slums and yet aspires to acquire a double Ph.D. Then to make matters worse he ended up with P. H. D. but that's another story. Speaking of stories he has plenty. And did I mention he's also beyond time and place. Why deal with boring reality when a better one can be fabricated. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
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ocom (Michael Bryant) wrote: From: N8KDV So how long ago was it then that you attended Wayne State? (And lived in the slums of Detroit). If it was prior to the 14 years you lived in Utah then you certainly knew long before 2001 that you had not received the PhD. Duh. It's obvious that you 1.) Understand little about how one works toward a PhD and that 2.) You are bored and looking to keep a fight going. We are all having a hard time keeping up with your imagination. Why don't you take another drive to Ohio? It's obvious that you need something besides your Drake to keep you occupied. He actually has radios and spends time listening them. I know that in your imagination you can with great rapidity hear many distant stations but when someone has to use real radios and take the time to verify what they are hearing; well it takes some time. Get a life, Steve. He seems to have one from here. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
Michael Bryant wrote: From: N8KDV From: N8KDV From: N8KDV From: N8KDV From: N8KDV From: N8KDV From: N8KDV From: N8KDV From: N8KDV Geez, Steve. Having fun ****ing all over yourself? Quick, they got meds for that..... It's always great to come home from my evening class and see that you've kept yourself busy, Steve. My students really get some laughs out of your posts. They thought the Commandante Zero stuff was the biggest Freudian slip they've ever seen! And I'm sure you've shown your supposed students the fact that you've lied about your PhD! Keep lying to us! |
Telamon wrote: In article , ocom (Michael Bryant) wrote: From: N8KDV So how long ago was it then that you attended Wayne State? (And lived in the slums of Detroit). If it was prior to the 14 years you lived in Utah then you certainly knew long before 2001 that you had not received the PhD. Duh. It's obvious that you 1.) Understand little about how one works toward a PhD and that 2.) You are bored and looking to keep a fight going. We are all having a hard time keeping up with your imagination. Why don't you take another drive to Ohio? It's obvious that you need something besides your Drake to keep you occupied. He actually has radios and spends time listening them. I know that in your imagination you can with great rapidity hear many distant stations but when someone has to use real radios and take the time to verify what they are hearing; well it takes some time. Get a life, Steve. He seems to have one from here. Indeed I do! Just proved it a few ago with my old friend Kathy! LOL! The 'ol boy still got it! Damn! |
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ocom (Michael Bryant) wrote: From: N8KDV From: N8KDV From: N8KDV From: N8KDV From: N8KDV From: N8KDV From: N8KDV From: N8KDV From: N8KDV Geez, Steve. Having fun ****ing all over yourself? Quick, they got meds for that..... It's always great to come home from my evening class and see that you've kept yourself busy, Steve. My students really get some laughs out of your posts. They thought the Commandante Zero stuff was the biggest Freudian slip they've ever seen! Keep up the excellent work! You would never show anyone you knew these posts. You are an embarrassment. But since you have come up with this idea more than once maybe someone should indicate to your students and facelty alike your posting behavior. Your public display reflects upon the institution were you serve as an instructor. I'd like to call you Professor but you don't have that double Ph.D. now do you. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
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"Stinger" wrote: "Telamon" wrote in message ... In article , Dan wrote: In article , longwave wrote: He doesn't need to own both radios to evaluate them. You conveniently snipped the part where he made a direct comparison using the same antenna and found that the 800 could hear anything the R75 was receiving and with better audio. He made up his mind based on real world evidence. That's the best anyone can do. Indeed. If anyone cares, I will be taking delivery of a new 800 and a little used 700 this week (probably Tuesday, 4/13). I will be doing extensive comparisons with my other radios, and will be happy to report my findings. What I find interesting is in another thread someone compared his $60 dollar Chinese portable to his IC-R75 and found that it heard everything the IC-R75 did. I've done some thinking on this "one radio hears a station and the other didn't" situation when the sensitivity of the radios are within a few dBm of each other. Normally it would not be reasonable to expect this result. I think the reason has to do with the radios input impedance changing over frequency and not looking like a resistive load. With an antenna not matched well on one end of a coax and the radio not being a good match on some frequencies on the other end results can be unpredictable with resonances at different frequencies for the different radios. This will lead to unpredictable results. In order to flatten out the response of the antenna / coax an attenuator could be used absorb the reflections in the antenna system. Could be -- but I think it's more likely just a combination of wishful thinking and enthusiasm getting in the way of objectivity. The radios they're talking about (Kaito 1102 / Degen 1102) are extremely good values at twice their price (I have the Kaito 1102). But some of the stuff I was reading made me laugh out loud. Well, I meant tabletop radio comparisons. I did not mean to extend it to the portables but you have to agree that somewhere between these extremes the truth must lie. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
Michael Bryant wrote: From: CommandanteZero And I'm sure you've shown your supposed students the fact that you've lied about your PhD! Keep lying to us! Well, of course they've seen this thread. They know how stupid you're acting. Most of them think you're like the old grouchy guys that stands out in the street cursing cars and thinking he's tough because they swerve around him.... Pathetic, in a word. Keep lying Fat Boy... you've shown them nothing! And the only FBI you've spoken to is the FBI in your addled brain... I think we can all believe that! |
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