Kris Kirby wrote:
For the same reason why we don't tell everyone exactly where our ham
repeaters are: there is a segment of the populous that will show up and
check out the site, wondering what it looks like. In the broadcast
world, this ranges from looky-loos to drunken would-be
On Jul 22, 2008, at 11:13 AM, Joe wrote:
YupWas it my imagination or was there an excessive number of
commercials?
Nahh... they played as many as they needed to to keep the show free to
watch and broadcast.
Of course, I skipped all of the commercials with the DVR, but don't
tell the
Which for the record is exactly typical for a 1-hour show. 40 minutes of
content and 20 minutes of commercials. The same is true for 30 minute
shows - 20 minutes of show plus 10 minutes of commercials.
Joe M.
Nate Duehr wrote:
Saves a hell of a lot of time too... a 1 hour show took about
toward a plot that would make a
good country song.
73,
Paul, AE4KR
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At 7/23/2008 02:07, you wrote:
Which for the record is exactly typical for a 1-hour show. 40 minutes of
content and 20 minutes of commercials. The same is true for 30 minute
shows - 20 minutes of show plus 10 minutes of commercials.
Joe M.
Nate Duehr wrote:
Saves a hell of a lot of time
WHEN DID REPEATER BUILDER CHANGE TO TV CRITICS? i THOUGHT THIS THREAD
WAS ORDERED ENDED?
On Tue, 22 Jul 2008, kf0m wrote:
I also wondered why they stuck with just cell phone towers and didn't
really touch on broadcast towers or the view from 1000+ feet.
For the same reason why we don't tell everyone exactly where our ham
repeaters are: there is a segment of the populous that will
I don't think I saw them even near a real broadcast tower, just these
wannabe cellular sites.
Then again I was paying more attention to a MASTR-III at the time.
The music score sounded like it was done by the guy that did 'Pirates
of the Caribian' or 'Survivor' and didn't really go with the
Good help is hard to find in every trade nowadays. I could have done without
the adult day care angle, we all see it every day with current work ethics
and morals. They could have done the industry a better service with more
facts and public service links to safety training.
I think it
Very disappointing program. Mostly fluff.
Chuck
WB2EDV
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Drunks
The hard hat is a OSHA regulation..
Paul
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that would make a
good country song.
73,
Paul, AE4KR
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Good help is hard
Paul Finch wrote:
The hard hat is a OSHA regulation..
And it's a good one. There's no way to be sure there isn't some loose
hardware overhead that may be shook loose while climbing. Also a hard
hat will save you head from banging into an overhead side mount or guy
wire. I've had
Joe wrote:
YupWas it my imagination or was there an excessive number of
commercials?
Joe
There's ALWAYS an excessive number of commercials...
Fluff was my thought also. I keep wanting to say where's the beef.
Interesting look at some of the personality types in the industry but no
real hard information.
Looked like just an opportunity of showing some artistic camera angles
rather than trying to really tell a complete story.
I also
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