[BC] The State Of Radio Today......

[Douglas B. Pritchett]

While I understand the underlying point quite well, I have some concerns 
how the story was first presented. With no disrespect to the individual 
posting the original information, at first blush I got wind of some 
righteous indignation. Could it be that the person in the Lotus van 
might not have recognized the other individuals? I've passed some pretty 
seedy looking folks along roads to a transmitter site and would think 
twice about talking to strangers. I can't tell from the original post if 
the inoperative vehicle was marked. Further, if the Lotus van was not 
where it was supposed to be, then I can understand (while not endorsing) 
why the driver did not stop. This incident appears to be more of a lapse 
of judgment than an outright attempt to screw a competitor. Matters like 
this probably need to be handled by managers at the appropriate levels 
of each company. I'm not sure if seeing issues like this played out here 
are appropriate other than attempting to tattle on a competitor. There 
are plenty more "hobby" boards for things like this.

-- 
Douglas B. Pritchett
Fort Wayne, IN
dpritchett1 at comcast.net



Bill Croghan wrote:

>The guys from KXTO were the GM and consultant,  The Lotus van was driven by
>a remote setup person.  Still trying to find out why they were in that area,
>since that van would NEVER be taken to the Mt. Transmitter site, especially
>this time of year, when they use the entrance on the second floor to get in
>the building from the snowmobiles.
>Bill
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