On Jul 31, 12:27Â pm, "Michael A. Terrell"
earthlink.net>
wrote:> tg wrote:
>
>> On Jul 31, 10:02 am, "Michael A. Terrell"
earthlink.net>
>> wrote:>>> tg wrote:
>
>>>>>> Show us some stuff you've designed.
>
>
>>>>> Bret Cahill
>
>>>> I think you've made your point Bret. It should be easy for any of
>>>> these guys to critique your proposal, particularly John Larkin who is
>>>> in the coffee processing business.
>
>>> Â Â You are a stupid as you buddy. Â John's website is well known on the
>>> electronics newsgroups, but you two can't find it.
>
>>> Â Â Do either of you ever get ANYTHING right? Â John owns a electronics
>>> design & manufacturing business in San Francisco. Â All you idiots do is
>>> spin useless ideas, while John is designing & building things to complex
>>> for your small, lying minds. He is right downtown, and has shown
>>> pictures of his nw business location and new products on another
>>> newsgroup. All you two do is a pathetic troll dance.
>
>> What exactly is your problem?
>
> Â Â My 'Problem' is the inability to put up with idiots, pretending they
> know something.
>
>> I'm offering a critique of Bret's
>> designs since you guys are obviously not up to it---although T Keating
>> has at least chimed in with something on topic.
>
> Â Â Designs? Â BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. Â You are
> kidding. Â Aren't you? You can't seriously consider that amateur drivel
> as a design. Â I've seen better drawings done in crayon, and stuck to a
> refrigerator door by a eight year old.
>
>> As for John The Designer, why don't you stop acting childish and give
>> the reference? Surely any advertising is good advertising if you have
>> a worthwhile product.
>
> Â Â It's John's business and website, not mine. Â I have no connection
> with him or his company, other than exchanging messages on USENET, and
> having one of his business cards. I am now disabled, but I did a lot of
> work that neither you, nor Bret will ever understand. Â It included high
> voltage, high power RF, and military communications equipment. Â Do you
> or Bret have anything you built in orbit? Â I do. Have you ever worked
> with 5 MW EIRP UHF RF? Â I have. Have you ever designed & built a
> commercial TV station from scratch? I have, including the cooling
> system.
>
In the wonderful world of usenet, this kind of talk is pretty
meaningless. I don't know if 'did a lot of work' means you did
synthetic design, looked up stuff in tables, or were the guy who put
the last little shiny screws in on the case of that orbital package.
And 'design and build' a tv station is pretty much like what tons of
amateur radio operators have done.
My preference is to 'judge' what people are capable of by having a
discussion about substance. I observe in all these posts one person
who even tried to point out what was wrong with Bret's design (besides
me), so I can only assume that you guys are bluffing away just like
Bret does.
As for whether what he suggests is a 'design', yes it obviously is.
There's even the hint of an interesting concept there, which is why it
would be nice to hear from someone more familiar with the details of
'fluidizable' materials.
-tg
> Â Â As far as John's products? Â Seek and yee shall find. You will see
> that he knows what he is doing.
>
> Â Â Someone as smart as you claim to be should be able to find it with a
> search engine in a couple seconds. Â All it takes is three words in a
> decent search engine.
>
> Â Â You are being childish, by demanding someone do everything for you.
>
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