This is a response to all the crackheads on Nim Busters and the newsgroups who
like to harass me. It's just plain to see that no one wants to debate me.

----------------------------


This is a simple (so your pea sized brain and lack of wit can grasp) solution
to this debate me thing.

If you are so certain you could out do me in a debate, what are you afraid of?
You would win, and I would lose. Or maybe you are afraid of you might slip and
give your name or call? I suppose that is a smart move, but a move of
cowardice. It's always easier to throw rocks at someone, when you are behind
them, not face to face?

Your refusal to debate me proves to me that you are a COWARD. Now let's see, I
have shown up at several hamfests, and have stayed at least 2-3 hours, just to
see any of you. In fact, I always sit in a high profile area, just so you can
find me. Yet to date, not a soul has come up to me. Another sign that you are
cowards? I'd say so.

The flames regarding my spelling, grammar, is just sidestepping the real issues
at hand. You will not debate me. Perhaps we will meet someday, hopefully at a
hamfest. Or maybe in a courtroom.

It's your call.



Lloyd Davies - Time Lord and Talk show host
"On the Domestic Front"
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/domesticfront/

Lloyd Davies - The Time Lord schrieb:
This is a response...

We all do our very best to ignore or killfile you.

RADIO

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jw
wb9uai

OK let's have a debate.

I think the dipole is the most popular, easy-to-build antenna in use for
shortwave listening today.

--
Tom Sevart N2UHC
Frontenac, KS
http://www.geocities.com/n2uhc

"Tom Sevart" wrote in message
...
OK let's have a debate.

I think the dipole is the most popular, easy-to-build antenna in use for
shortwave listening today.


I would tend to believe that the random longwire antenna would be the most
popular, and easy to build antenna... for SW or MW listening..

In article , "Brenda Ann"
writes:



"Tom Sevart" wrote in message
...
OK let's have a debate.

I think the dipole is the most popular, easy-to-build antenna in use for
shortwave listening today.


I would tend to believe that the random longwire antenna would be the most
popular, and easy to build antenna... for SW or MW listening..


On the other hand, the Multi wavelength Beverage does show merit..

http://www.hard-core-dx.com/nordicdx...e/length3.html

"Diverd4777" wrote in message
...
In article , "Brenda Ann"

writes:



"Tom Sevart" wrote in message
...
OK let's have a debate.

I think the dipole is the most popular, easy-to-build antenna in use
for
shortwave listening today.


I would tend to believe that the random longwire antenna would be the
most
popular, and easy to build antenna... for SW or MW listening..


On the other hand, the Multi wavelength Beverage does show merit..

http://www.hard-core-dx.com/nordicdx...e/length3.html


Ah.. yes.. the Beverage is a great antenna.. and you don't need to worry
about getting it up in the air, either.. but you DO need a large tract of
land. I was introduced to the Beverage by an old friend, who is very active
in BCB DX'ing, in Warrenton, Oregon. He had his running for about 2 1/2
city blocks right along the drainage ditch and terminated at the far end
with a ground rod and a resistor. He had, at the time, a most impressive
group of QSL cards from various AMBCB stations from as far away as Chile..
and a really nice HH Scott receiver (along with some more mundane radios,
like channelized Packard Bell's) that he used to pull them in.

In article ,
"Tom Sevart" wrote:

OK let's have a debate.

I think the dipole is the most popular, easy-to-build antenna in use for
shortwave listening today.

OK, I'll take the underdog position and say an underground antenna is
the quietest type of antenna. Certainly not the easiest though, you have
to dig a ditch.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

Subject: Why don't you debate me?
From: (Lloyd Davies - The Time Lord )
Date: 3/14/2004 11:49 PM Central Standard Time
Message-id:

This is a response to all the crackheads on Nim Busters and the newsgroups
who
like to harass me. It's just plain to see that no one wants to debate me.

----------------------------


This is a simple (so your pea sized brain and lack of wit can grasp) solution
to this debate me thing.

If you are so certain you could out do me in a debate, what are you afraid
of?
You would win, and I would lose. Or maybe you are afraid of you might slip
and
give your name or call? I suppose that is a smart move, but a move of
cowardice. It's always easier to throw rocks at someone, when you are behind
them, not face to face?

Your refusal to debate me proves to me that you are a COWARD. Now let's see,
I
have shown up at several hamfests, and have stayed at least 2-3 hours, just
to
see any of you. In fact, I always sit in a high profile area, just so you can
find me. Yet to date, not a soul has come up to me. Another sign that you are
cowards? I'd say so.

The flames regarding my spelling, grammar, is just sidestepping the real
issues
at hand. You will not debate me. Perhaps we will meet someday, hopefully at a
hamfest. Or maybe in a courtroom.

It's your call.



Lloyd Davies - Time Lord and Talk show host
"On the Domestic Front"
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/domesticfront/







Ya sure, debate! You don't seem to be answering the debaters tubby.

And, your so called talk show is a joke, a talk show has more than one person.
Grow up and quit playing with star trek action figures and imitating daleks
voices and you just might become believeable. But, I doubt it.

30 years old and plays with dolls, go figure!


Ya Sure, You Betcha.............
Olaf Tonder Johan Benjaminssen Nilsen
Brimson, Minnesota

In article ,
Telamon writes:



I think the dipole is the most popular, easy-to-build antenna in use for
shortwave listening today.

OK, I'll take the underdog position and say an underground antenna is
the quietest type of antenna. Certainly not the easiest though, you have
to dig a ditch.

- but whilst Digging the ditch
you get much needed excersize,
which will keep all systems " Go "

- Allowing you to DX / Program Listen for many many years


--
Telamon
Ventura, California