>It's really a matter of perspective. Life gets tuff over here on my planet
>sometimes. Imagine if you will, that you are tasked with demonstrating a
>Final Acceptance Test on deliverable product to a customer representitive
>who has no technical background. Imagine further if you will, that said
>customer happens to be a nit-picker and has to power to with-hold payment
>for said product. Imagine just a little further that if payment is
>with-held, your management team looses their year-end bonus package. Now
>just to spice it up a little further, you happen to know that there is no
>design margin on one certain parameter and that the product is within a
>half db or so of failing. No need to spend a half hour doing traceable cal,
>if it fails, just look the customer straight in the eye and say "0.2db -
>big wup!"
Touche! Ya got me! :-)
I'll agree. There are times whent he absolute precision is necessary.
And actually, I have not yet read your original post. I haven't had the
time lately to read ones labled *long*. :-)
73,
Jon
KE9NA
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Jon Ogden
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www.qsl.net/ke9na
"A life lived in fear is a life half lived."
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