[NJARC] Gripe of the day

[Billoradio at aol.com]

I'll bet they could miniaturize it to where it fits on the end of a  
toothpick, try and use it then. I already have to hire a contortionist, short,  
thin person with a flat head to work on my car. 
I lose the voice inflection when talking on a call phone. It's tough to  
talk to a customer when you cant hear their reaction to know if your going in  
the direction they wish.
 
Put a 12AX7 in it and that should fix it.
 
Bill O

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Jo- Cr
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Rob  Flory" <robandpj at earthlink.net>
To: "New Jersey Antique Radio Club"  <njarc at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Monday, May 16, 2011 8:03  AM
Subject: [NJARC] Gripe of the day


> Just remember
>  Reply = Poster
> Reply All = Everyone
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> This would  be a perfect Andy Rooney topic.
>
> I am fed up with poor voice  quality and the loss of full duplex on 
> telephones.  I get  messages from people I can't identify, even when they 
> have said their  name.  If you sniffle or there is noise in the 
background 
> it  trips the semi-duplex and interrupts what the other person is saying. 
>  Or if you say something to the other person you end up both listening to 
 
> dead air and starting over with, "hello, hello, can you hear me  now".
>
> KMA
>
> You can have my 70-year-old  carbon-based telephone and the landline it 
is 
> hooked up to when you  pry it from my cold dead fingers.  Don't give up 
> your landline  if you want to have a decent phone conversation.  Don't 
take 
> it  personally if I ask you to call me back on a real phone.  I am not  
> pissed at you, but at your phone company.
>
>  RF