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Subject: Re: LF: <Tech> BPSK PLL, wheels
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> > I am working on this round thing that can be used to reduce friction
rather
> > than simply dragging things across the ground.....
>
> Me too, apparently... I hardly dare say it in public, but in my opinion,
> re-inventing basic stuff is not so stupid at all. Don't we learn a lot
more
> by own thinking and fiddling than by just believing in the solutions the
> experts have come up with for us? .........>
> 73 de Markus, DF6NM

Isn't that exactly what makes amateur radio fun? This is the 'self-training'
that is part of the international definition of AR.

Mike, G3XDV