I'm very honorred to be on Simon the Wizards page
but I have no idea how he finds a video I've done... I make terrible videos and only have about 300 subscribers
SlowMover, how are you finding these?
are you suggesting them to Simons page? I don't mind, really I don't ...as I said it's quite an honnor.... but I'm bewildered how my boring video's are getting on a danish page?
I guess I'll stop wondering and just be happy that they are.
and someone thinks their pretty good.
hey he even Quoted SlowMover in the video Description.... calling NRC a "Game Changer" ...if anyone mentions NRC and Game Changer... they have to give credit to SlowMover... maybe Simon didn't know?
I’ve tried to do my part as someone who has used CB
constantly in my working life to alert others that
best mobile really makes a difference.
I’m glad he’s picked up on your videos. His constant daily survey of the world of CB (and related) may mean he’s a reader, here. Maybe a member.
That’s thanks enough in my book.
You’re doing what others haven’t except maybe with friends. All the editing, etc, is not what most consider to be “fun”. We live among men who believe their 3-4/hours of canned entertainment is a constitutional right:
none shall violate daily brain-off.
As to my description of NRC (DSP) as a game-changer it’s allied with
proper install. Can’t put the cart before the horse. Known far & wide long before my emphasis.
I’ve tried to use phrases easily remembered, not really mine except by repetition:
Clarity is King
Height is Might
Do it Once, and Do it Right
The goal is to overcome the deficiencies of the other mans rig.
2023 gear, not 1989.
Wouldn’t you say — from your experience — that we are all of us better off with more men seeking best radio performance?
Post in thread 'Old man stuck in "old-school"'
Old man stuck in "old-school"
Some will care about the tech side. Most just want to:
Hear, and Get Heard.
I’d say that in a short time more will have seen your videos than have waded thru my posts & threads. If, together (with all others), men realize that CB isn’t a toy we achieve our true thanks, IMO.
If it weren’t for Allen Applegate
www.k0bg.com
I wouldn’t have had a reference work by which to learn (We stand on the shoulders of giants). I also had help at WWDX and at RR. Interpreting for big truck was a great deal more work/expense than what automobile owners face, but the end result is the same desire.
@mmckenna and
@prcguy (and others) are outstanding contributors. Main interest may be elsewhere, but problem-solving is its own reward.
Today isn’t 2005. Nor is it yet 2030. The trend is to higher risk on the road the past three decades.
Radio — more than just CB — looks
still like a practical reaction for the family man.
Getting men past the emotional blocks is the hard part. Especially for speaking up in best fashion as modeled behavior.
I’d say it’s a relief that men find your work given your interest in
handheld radio. An oasis in which to tarry awhile. Especially now that
Randy III has integrated NRC.
Portable, Mobile & Handheld Citizen Band has come of age.
Momentum is underway as old warhorses peer out of the stable.
I expect that it’ll be the
RV’er who shows us that integration best. As ANTENNA becomes more the focus.
Q: What’s the practical range for a tripod-mount vertical at a remote campsite for those on foot or on ATV?
How well can ground-wave connect him to a roads junction in X-air miles? Etc.
I’m all in favor of other radio service, but the limitations inherent to VHF/UHF are one factor not as important as
ubiquity.
That RV’er is watching your work as a newbie, today.
Like most recently
@billdean, some more men will show up on these pages and we’ll all benefit thereby as yet another step is taken by his efforts. Built on steps earlier taken by others.
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