Sic 'em, Bob. Go get 'em boy! WOOF WOOF
Pat
P.S I often say that experience is the best teacher. Unfortunately I
usually graduate a microsecond too late! Been there, done that as most
of us old timers reluctantly admit.
On Tue, 28 Mar 2006 13:08:42 -0600 Robert & Linda McGraw K4TAX
<RMcGraw@Blomand.Net> writes:
> Folks, today I frequently find that we have one word missing from the
>
> vocabulary. That word is: RESPONSIBILITY It is our responsibility
> to read
> the manual, we are responsible to connect it correctly, we are
> responsible
> for checking our work, we are responsible for setting the parameters
>
> correctly and we are responsible for the results we obtain. To that
> end, we
> are given the authority to do all of these thing and thus along with
> the
> authority comes the responsibility. If you are insisting on messing
> with
> it, then be prepared to accept responsibility and not blame any
> failure on
> the other fellow.
>
> In my 50+ years of dealing with electronics both professionally and
> as a
> hobby, on more than one occasion I've "let the smoke out of the box"
> due to
> my lack of understanding or carelessness in making a connection. To
> that
> end, I found the fault, fixed it, licked my wounds, and learned from
> my
> experience and didn't blame anyone but me.
>
> In other words "if you can't run with the big dogs, then stay under
> the
> porch". And along the same line, "the bit dog usually yelps the
> loudest".
> Sure is a lot of finger pointing and yelping going on these days
> here on the
> reflector.
>
> 73
> Bob, K4TAX
> A connoisseur of fine radios
>
>
>
>
>
>
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