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PA3AKK > TECHNI 25.01.05 13:04l 38 Lines 1452 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
BID : 38479_PI8CDR
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Subj: Re:G0FTD: QRMSTOP.ZIP info
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Sent: 050125/1156Z @:PI8CDR.#DRE.NLD.EU #:38479 [Beilen] $:38479_PI8CDR
From: PA3AKK@PI8CDR.#DRE.NLD.EU
To : TECHNI@WW
Hello Andy,
Thank you for the answer in your bulletin.
>Whilst it's easy for some of us to understand it's (simple) principles
>and make it work for us, there are however many many stupid people who
>can't even understand CTCSS on their modern rigs.
Ok ok but to call them stupid is in mine opinion not correct. They can have
other talents we don't have. They only miss the technical feeling to handle
with such a equipment, hi.
>I sometimes wonder if manufacturers DO NOT include some features because
>too many stupid people would complain about "bad performance" ;-)
Can be true but not everybody uses all features of equipment because of
difficulties in handling with it.
>It works - trust me, I am keeping mine.
Oh I trust and beleive you. And ...... I don't need such a qrm eliminator
because I am a lucky man in a nearly qrm free area outside town or village. My
neighbours live at least 40 m from me. The village is 1 km away and the
nearest town 5 km. The most qrm is made by my own equipment wich I can switch
off without a problem.
I was interested for a friend living in a small house in a town with heavy
qrm. We are discussing plans how to eliminate the qrm in favour of the wanted
signals. He can only make a poor HF-antennasituation. When we have qso with a
friend in Spain I relay my SSB-reception by 2m FM to him so he can also listen
to the sometimes weak signals.
73, Wim
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