On Mon, 11 Apr 2011 15:28:09 -0400, Jeff Thies wrote:

On 4/11/2011 2:46 PM, Meat Plow wrote:
On Mon, 11 Apr 2011 11:30:33 -0700, David Nebenzahl wrote:

On 4/11/2011 8:25 AM Smitty Two spake thus:

In ,
Jeff wrote:

My first encounter with you

Jeff, since you don't hang out on s.e.r., I'll clue you in about
Phil. Regardless of what he knows or doesn't know, he calls everyone
a ****wit, and worse, all the time. Virtually every sentence of every
post is chock full of derision. If you choose to dialogue with him,
you'll get great heaping portions of his demented abuse. So don't
take it personally.

That's true, and it's also true that he often acts--seriously, no
joke--like he's off his meds.

But it's also true that he knows more about electronics than probably
all the "experts" here (a.h.r.) put together.

That's debatable. Phil is a troll

he does have the outward symptoms.

with decent knowledge in electronics.
He sets traps like a spider spins a web then comes back to pounce on
those in the trap.

I have no time for playing games. Anyone sending me down that path is
not worth the time consumed.

I think he is more than a little looney about the whole 1mF cap
business. Not that I'm an expert on appliances but there are plenty of
good reasons why such a thing is not used in other commercial and home
electronics. I've been inside thousands of different line driven
electronics and I've never seen anyone reflect his thinking. It makes me
doubt his practical background, and that is an understatement.


I think Phil gets a lot of his knowledge on Google.

Not a clue on that. I'll leave him in your group where he can foster
as much contempt as he desires.


The sad part is Phil usually is right with things involving pro-audio
gear. I would take his word hands down on guitar and power amps. But you
cannot know everything about any kind of electronic device like he would
like others to believe he does. And why he traps people with one decent
reply then comes back scathing is beyond me.




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