[R-390] Antifreeze

[barry williams]

Sometimes, I just love this list!

A lot of people don't know about the pay list that was big back in the 
early 90's. They had a lot of true experts. Tons of them. They knew each 
and every detail ever created. But, even if you paid to join the list, 
you better stay on topic of they would fry your butt in a flash. You 
would get a tongue lashing, called names, and those guys wouldn't help 
you no matter what. You couldn't ask about antennas. You couldn't ask 
about scopes or tube testers.

That's the alternative. Some of the older members of this list may 
remember that one. I had my free trial period and they seemed to have 
forgotten about me for several years. I updated my email address when I 
moved and they must have caught the error. No loss to me.


the other other Barry
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> On Aug 4, 2014, at 7:39 PM, rbethman<rbethman at comcast.net>  wrote:
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>> I'm also tired of hearing "poor" operators that had to use radios to listen to whatever they did for a living in uniform while my brother warriors and I were doing what the vast majority of folks cannot even remotely conceive that we had to do, weren't given much choice, since WE that wore that green beret ALL volunteered for THAT job and THAT duty!
> I guess that sitting in the jungles of Viet Nam with nothing but a radio and some DF equipment in order to get a fix on the enemy is one of those "poor" operators, huh? In more than one instance getting a fix on the enemy, and troop strength, kept you, and your green beret brother warriors safe. Please do your homework, before posting, on those "poor" radio operators.
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