Usually, the person that complains is 30 air miles from the site,
running a scratchy-talkie on low power and rubber duck, and lying in
bed.
And he wonders why he can't get the machine full scale...
Steve, KE4MOB
>
> This is one thing that really makes me want to not work on
repeaters.
>
> I've tried this.
> Go up to the repeater, and reboot it, so that it gives the firmware
> message, or otherwise let a couple people know that you've been up
there.
>
> "There's a little hum in the audio now."
> "It sounds funny"
> "Doesn't get out like it used to"
> and so on..
>
> The fact that you did not touch anything, will be lost on the crowd.
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