Re: [TenTec] Will Orion be Ten-Tec's Last?

[tongaloa <tongaloa@alltel.net>]

John Rippey wrote:

> When a company loses its brainiest employee (Doug Smith), it's time 
> for black crepe, it seems to me, rather than sentiments such as he 
> won't be missed because his work was done. One thing Smith's departure 
> shows is how difficult it is to recruit and retain top-notch talent in 
> locations such as East Tennessee. Virginia Tech, located not far from 
> Sevierville in Blacksburg, Virginia, has the same recruiting/retention 
> problems for its engineering faculty. Appalachia is not Austin, Texas, 
> or northern Virginia, if you get my drift.
>  


Imagining a bucket hanging from a fishermans scale. Each TT employee 
plops his gob of gray (gravy) in the bucket while a green visored clerk 
sporting armbands, and an acetate collar on a striped shirt, dutifully 
records the reading on greensheets on an old metal clipboard. Personally 
I'd rather live in East TN.

Who designed the RX320. IMO, it's a very elegant design and quite a 
radio for the $.

-bob



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