Respectfully, I must point out that your analogy breaks down at the
point where it isn't illegal to stuff a Hemi into a Mini.
I seem to recall a time when 11m was limited to 4 Watts. The FCC used
to enforce the rules on this. To use one's technical abilities to
openly and blatantly violate the law casts a bad light on us all, at
least potentially.
Holding ourselves to a higher standard surely must start at observing
communications law, whether it's enforced or not. Anarchy is the end
result if we do not.
Jeff/KD4RBG
On Fri, Apr 9, 2010 at 10:55 PM, Donald Fox <taurusshoguy@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Gentlemen:
>
> It would be nice to think that we might hold ourselves to a littler higher
> standard such that we can appreciate where some of us came from.
> We build mono band amps. An 11 meter amplifier is a mono band amp.
>
> Kinda like the neighbor who figures a way to stuff that Hemi into the Mini.
> We might not consider it practical, and it is a crazy idea. That does not
> mean we can't appreciate the effort or fact that he/she got it done/
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