You know, I would've thought that the more descriptive of the problem,
the easier it would be for someone to assist me in troubleshooting. It's
"rambling" to some because they have more knowledge than others, but
that's no excuse for the arrogance.
How is my post anonymous? My callsign is in the header, and I sign
with my name. If you want to help, why not ask for more information from
me first, instead of complaining?
You guys are right - I don't know what I'm doing. But the last time I
checked, there wasn't an AMPLIFIERS 101 class being held anywhere,
otherwise I would've signed up. I don't have 40+ years experience, but I
want to learn. Seems to me that if the question is too in-depth with
detail, or if what I was told to do by OTHERS didn't work the first
time, then I should give up. Maybe what I was told to do didn't fix it,
or wass only part of the problem. You are forgetting that you started
out somewhere working on amps and didn't have a clue. If you don't want
to help, that's fine. But keep your snide remarks to yourself.
The impression I'm getting is that if I can't fix it by "putting it
in the dishwasher", I'm S.O.L unless I send it in. Well, I won't learn
through cash. This list needs to go through the dishwasher itself to get
rid of the attitudes.
SIGNED, DATED, AND SENT FORTH FROM A RESPECTFUL AMATEUR OPERATOR,
Larry Zielinski
N1MIW
FN41eq
11-12-08
20:09utc
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