Re: Ping Peter Crosland

Peter Crosland wrote:
Old Codger wrote:
George Weston wrote:
"Eeyore" <rabbitsfriendsandrelations@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Old Codger wrote:

Eeyore wrote:
Old Codger wrote:
Eeyore wrote:
Old Codger wrote:
Eeyore wrote:
Old Codger wrote:
You asked a question, I answered. You say you are an
expert. If you
are you will know that a circuit that operates at voice
frequencies can
have an effect at radio frequencies and you will know why.
It won't if its linear.
Bullshit.
It's not bullshit. It's 100% correct. Voice frequencies do
not 'interfere' with RF
frequencies.
Playing silly buggers again? You question was about circuits
and my response was correct.
If there's non-linearity there may be an effect. Not otherwise.
As I said above, to >which
you responded "bullshit".

Are you discussing frequencies or circuits now? It really is
difficult to keep up with your changing topics.
Non-linearity in the circuit of course ! That should have been
obvious to anyone with an ounce
of electronics experience.


The statement you quote above was in relation to circuits, to
which I correctly responded with "bullshit".
You seriously think linear circuits create interference between
say 2 frequencies of say 4 kHz
and 30kHz ?

Graham


And a late contender in the celebrity death match enters the ring!
It's now a three-way contest: Peter vs Eeyore vs Old Codger!
Who will win?
Will anyone?
Will they all fall on the ropes simultaneously?

It is probable that Eeyore will claim the prize since I will drop
out (don't play with trolls) and Peter has not posted recently.
However I know, and I suspect Peter does also, that he is just
trying to appear cleverer than anyone else. Probably needs to
boost his ego. Eeyore does appear to have some electronics
knowledge but the fact
that he misinterprets, misquotes and posts fatuous comments in
response to fairly obvious statements suggests to me that he is
trying to appear more knowledgeable than he really is. Pity really
because he just loses credibility.

It is really a case of seeing how far we can wind him up before he
resorts to abusive language along with seeing just how big a hole
he can excavate for himself. Since there appear to be at least two
persona posting under the name reinforces Old Codger's theory of
him being a JANN or Just Another Newnet Nutter.


Peter Crosland

I've just had a very bad idea..........It's not old Jimmy Windsoar is
it, come to regale us with all his superior (lack of) knowledge once
again. I had heard he was 'back in town' & putting the two
together...well you never can tell...


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