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Galaxy radio drift
- Thread starter Larry A McClanahan
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Remember it's possible to more work trying to get out of work then it is sometimes just doing the work. Did that sound right.
Work Smarter, not Harder?
There's always Murphys' Law
Corollary on Work Ethics...
There's always Murphys' Law
Corollary on Work Ethics...
- "Production Output is inversely Proportional to the Efforts Management must exert to obtain a cost factor to maintain on-going production levels. Which equates to the amount of cash one company must spend to keep it's employees interested enough in working to actually produce work"
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Shadetree Mechanic
Delaware Base Station 808
Inversely proportional? I have to think about that some more.
I don't know anyone that spends more time trying to get out of work than doing it.
It's called saying no. I do it all the time.
Every other consultant that I know also says no.
You should never be a "yes man"
It's called saying no. I do it all the time.
Every other consultant that I know also says no.
You should never be a "yes man"
The movie taught us that, or it did me. Sometimes you’re better off just saying no and forgetting about it. Your ego can get you into some crap if you let it.
This is indeed true.
It may be simply because I don't need the work and I am in a position to say no.
But I am not going to listen to someone yammer on about how they want me to do a job for them after I said no.
You should not do that, and certainly not as a sole proprietor or consultant.
You lose the respect of your customers or potential customers when you become a yes man.
It may be simply because I don't need the work and I am in a position to say no.
But I am not going to listen to someone yammer on about how they want me to do a job for them after I said no.
You should not do that, and certainly not as a sole proprietor or consultant.
You lose the respect of your customers or potential customers when you become a yes man.
Thank You.http://www.transmission1.net/viewtopic.php?f=53&t=55913&p=510253#p510253
Hint , If Sue wrote it it's worth reading
Seriously, she points out the only way to make it stable is not practical in a mobile setting. The chassis design used won't allow for any degree of accuracy. You showed - by expert opinion - that modding this radio to correct drift has been shown to be phony. That is what I'd expected.