[CW] Dissing the ARRL

[n3drk]

There is no need to do your part. Just go operate and have fun. And dont be
so quick to judge the people on the reflector. They are great guys with a
LOT of experience and knowledge who would help anyone in a minute. But you
are not going to get anywhere with the comments you made. That could be
forgiven due to your lack of experience. And if you think you are still
correct, then by all means go and teach someone the way YOU think they
should be Elmered. You will find it is not that easy as you think. I wish
you luck and this area of topic is closed as far as I am concerned. Good
Luck Jay.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Jay Eimer" <kd5wlx@familynet.net>
To: "n3drk" <n3drk@triad.rr.com>
Sent: Saturday, January 10, 2004 11:26 PM
Subject: Re: [CW] Dissing the ARRL


> I'm trying to do my part.  I have two daughters and a wife working on
> licences or upgrades (my 15 yr. old is already a tech, and working on the
> upgrade) and I teach a class for my local club.
>
> Jay
> AD5PE
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "n3drk" <n3drk@triad.rr.com>
> To: "Jay Eimer" <kd5wlx@familynet.net>; <cw@mailman.qth.net>
> Sent: Saturday, January 10, 2004 12:34 PM
> Subject: Re: [CW] Dissing the ARRL
>
>
> > > But at the same time, I got turned off by all the potential Elmers,
who
> > > instead of encouraging me to get my speed up, came on this list (and
> > others)
> > > and bitched about "lowering standards" ruining the bands.
> > >
> > > Get real.  Get out there and TEACH someone to do it right.  Not to do
it
> > > YOUR WAY, but the RIGHT way.  Realize that some people will never use
> CW,
> > so
> > > teach them electronics, or tubes, or antenna design, and definitely
> teach
> > > them all protocol and etiquette.  And when you find one that loves the
> > > code - make them BETTER than you are.
> >
> > Good Jay. Since you Know How to Do it Better, be the first of many to do
> it
> > Your Way, the Correct Way. Good Luck Jay.
> > 73
> > john
> >
>
>
>