w_tom wrote:

On May 4, 9:14 pm, "Michael A. Terrell"
wrote:
Bull****. Transmitters get knocked off the air, and the anteanna
grounding systems are damaged from repeated strikes. Onece again, you
are blowing smoke.

People who are more than TV repairmen learn from their mistakes and
correct reasons for that failure. TV repairmen only fix defects -
never bother to learn how those failures can be avoided. Let's have
some fun. Let's reply using the same mockery and insult that Michael
uses. Except this post will be accurate about Michaels intelligence.


If that is true, you will never learn anything. _wacko_tom. BTW, if
you are going to damn others, al least proofread your message before you
hit send. I'm sorry that yo never made it past TV repairman, but I left
that field in the early '70s. That was over 35 years ago, on the day I
was drafted. You are still stuck in the past, quoting things from
organizations that either no longer exist, or have updated their
information. Tell us _wacko_tom, how much of your work is in orbit? Or
used by NASA, NOAA, or the ESA? Tell everyone what you do for a living,
then bore us to death with more of your inane BS, like your claim that
all computers MUST work down to 90 volts because the now deceased CBEMA
said so. Or the fact that you refuse to admit that new version of
standards supersede older ones.

Now, lets examine your intelligence. ... ... ... 0.000. Well, that
didn't take very long.


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