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[Dave Kline]

Somewhere between "the book" and what one recalls from the last drill, is a thing called a cheat sheet.

I have cheat sheets for our transmitter operators (and even myself and other tech types) that cover [whatever the subject] on a single page. Obviously, engineering cheat sheets don't need as much detail as that used by non-technical people. But if I can't boil it down to one page of "#1 do this, #2 do this, #3...", ect. for someone else to follow, then I just don't have them do it.

On Mon, Feb 22, 2021 at 10:01 AM Weiner, Kevin (CCI-Virginia) <Kevin.Weiner at cox.com> wrote:

>I cannot agree more, but I do have one small difference of opinion on that last item above. (Just for the fun of it, and because the US Coast Guard vs. US Navy friendly rivalry must live on.)

>What is my point? There is time to get the book out and follow it.
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Dave Kline - Solder Jockey
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If you only have two ducks, they will always all be in a row.
-me