Phil,
I guess I am one of those don't care types much of the time :-) .
I have a watch on my wrist - it is used when I want to know what time it
is.
I for one have no use for a clock in a radio. If I am logging when
portable, my watch tells me all I need to know and does not take up
display space on the radio.
Usually I don't care what time it is unless I have an appointment - my
stomach tells me when it is time to eat. I am retired, and the work
that I do is on my own schedule.
I usually know where I am, but if not, I try first to consult with a map
- can't stand those GPS units that tell you what to do and where to turn
- give me a map where I can see my "to" and "from" and I can navigate
just fine, thank you.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 2/15/2015 3:04 PM, Phil Kane wrote:
On 2/15/2015 11:46 AM, bs usb wrote:
Only one problem that I can see. People who don't know where they are
or what time of day it is are probably not interested paying money to
find out.
Not so much "People who don't know" as "People who don't care to know ".
The reductio-ad-absurdum" is of course the stopped clock which is
accurate twice a day.
As operators of precision electric equipment that spews signals into
"the ether" (to use an outdated term :) ) I feel that we have an
obligation to know stuff like that.
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