Brian wrote:

Dave Heil wrote in message ...
Brian wrote:

Dave Heil wrote in message ...
Floyd Davidson wrote:

One of the funniest parts of reading the newsgroups related to
Amateur Radio, is watching Len Anderson eat these jerks for
breakfast every morning as a form of cheap entertainment. Not
that everything he says is great and exactly correct, but he
just does it for fun, and he does run circles around them.

Izzat Len's function here, Floyd? I was always of the opinion that
Leonard H. was MY cheap form of entertainment.

Chalk it up to a lack of understanding.

I have: Floyd's. I can add you if you like.

See what I mean.

No, I don't.

Of all the posters here,
I can't think of one invidual less relevant to amateur radio's past,
present or future--not that much of anything he sez is great or exactly
correct.


Whatever he say is probably more relavent than working out of band
Frenchmen on 6M.

It may be "relavent" but it isn't relevant and more than your attempted
diversion.

Huh? Does not compute.

No, it doesn't. I have to stop posting when it is past my bedtime.

Especially the part about Korean War teletype
operations.

Oh, yeah! That was loaded with useful information relating to amateur
radio.

Sure. Lots of amateurs have hired a crane to drop a M28 in their
basement.

Have they? The guys I've known who owned them just carted them in.
I don't know anyone who uses a Mod 28 now. Loads of people were giving
them away a decade or so back. I know one fellow who turned the cabinet
of his into a bar. His wife wasn't as fond of it as he was. Think
there's a Mod 28 in the Anderson home communications center?

Len has admitted a decades-long interest in amateur radio. Len
has been posting here for over seven years. He hasn't acted on his
amateur radio fanstasy in those decades and he hasn't acted on it in
seven years. Len's avocation is posting to a usenet group devoted to
soemthing in which he is a non-participant. You're his little
electrolyte.

That's so sweet. Its nice to know that one has to hold an amateur
license to be able to comment on amatuer radio.

Nothing has prevented Len Anderson from commenting here. He has been
doing so for better than seven years. No one is required to agree with
him or to remain silent while a man with no experience in amateur radio
attempts to tell licensed hams how amateur radio should be shaped and
regulated. No one is forced to remain mum while he takes potshots at
the ARS, radio amateurs or the ARRL.

I can't decide who
points out that Len doesn't hold an amateur license more; you or
Steve.

I'll let you work that out. It doesn't matter to me and I'm sure Steve
isn't in competition with me on the issue.

Dave K8MN