wrote...
Hi Peter, i personally don't blame him having been ripped off numerous times
by US sellers myself. I bought the book deal from Lou a while back, all
items arrived quickly and in good shape and the correct shipping costs were
asked for so I reckon i got a good deal and would recommend Lou to anyone.
You just have to weed out the assholes who like to take money from innocent
buyers. Incidentally, i was going to open a shop myself but with local
council red tape and rising costs, it looks like i'll be using the net
instead. I won't be giving up my day job though and this will help to keep
costs low. I won't be selling any books though as they just gather dust and
this is personal experience!. Look at the number of Uniden & Cybernet
manuals for sale on Ebay, they aren't selling fast, just constantly being
listed and Knight's are giving away a freebie book when you ask for it due
to space required! all in all books just don't sell due to the vast number
of PDF files available on the net to download. Anyway, nuff rambling, tea's
ready

Hi.

I still prefer a printed book for anything more than a page or two. Computer
screens are not really the most comfortable way to read a book, and I don't
find PDFs the best way to view information.
The problem is that, to make it worth the time writing a book, there has to be
the profit there. We all need to live, and those who expect to given everything
free would not work for nothing... they would expect at least the minimum
wage. Free information is fine, but it does not pay the bills while you put in
hours upon hours making that information available.

If you do set up selling CB or related equipment, please let me know so
I can add you to the dealer database... free advertising.
You can Email me via the form on the Web site.

Regards,
Peter.
http://www.citizensband.radiouk.com/