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Subject: Re: [TowerTalk] DX Engineering
From: "Roger (K8RI) on TT" <K8RI-on-TowerTalk@tm.net>
Date: Sat, 5 Sep 2015 23:16:24 -0400
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Everyone has a bad day now and then. I even remember making a mistake one time, but as my wife can attest, I'm always in a good mood <cough><cough> I've even been known to get a bit "wordy" at times.
In general, I've found DX Engineering a pleasant company to do business 
with.   I think some of their products are over priced,but I often 
purchase items from them so I don't need to spend hours looking for 
hardware and looking up ratings.  I'm willing to pay a bit more for that 
service,  I admit it. I'm lazy at times!
Of course, when they receive a call from someone with their nose out of 
joint and in serious need of a strong cathartic, it's probably difficult 
not to reply in kind. I just hope I don't get someone who is just 
filling in.
OTOH As a project manager, I've had team members who were great workers 
that should never be allowed to deal with the public, or customers.<:-)

BTW, I like crimpers as well. I like 8X too. It'll take the legal limit feeding a 40 meter, sloping dipole as long as the SWR isn't too high. It also has a lot less wind resistance.
73

Roger (K8RI)




On 9/5/2015 8:24 PM, Scott Souva wrote:
The RF Industries RFA-4005 crimper and the RFA4005-01 5-cavity die set make excellent RG-8X connectors. These tools are handy when you are on a high roof (or on a tower) and don't have a soldering iron handy.
Back on topic... I am a big fan of DX Engineering and frequently 
purchase from them.
73,

Scott, KG2S
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