[BC] HAMS

[Ronald J. Dot'o Sr.]

Larry,

If you're referring to the program I saw it was about a ham ( who was 
also an engineer) that was looking for a cure but instead found a way 
to burn salt water in an RF field and may have discovered a new fuel 
source.

As for your comment about history...my employer was running a business 
and not a laboratory for inventions.  He needed people who could 
repair '60's technology in a profitable manner and not try to 
"improve" things.  His reasoning was that for the most part Hams that 
were self schooled didn't know how to troubleshoot effectively and 
used a hit or miss method whereas schooled techs were taught that 
skill.  His opinion came from past experience.

Ron D


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Larry Bloomfield" <Larry at Tech-Notes.TV>
To: "Broadcasters' Mailing List" <broadcast at radiolists.net>
Sent: Friday, May 09, 2008 23:43
Subject: Re: [BC] HAMS


This is just another attempt to rewrite history.
This gentleman obviously doesn't know who it was,
with their home brew proto boards, that made many
of the significant developments in early radio,
not to mention television. I wonder if he saw the
story on 60 minutes recently about a ham, with
his home brew proto boards who many have found a
way to either stop or cure cancer. Only time will tell.

Larry Bloomfield, KA6UTC
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