Reminds me of Kelly Martin's famous Skunk Works at Lockheed Aircraft where
a small team, isolated by national secrecy working strictly on a need to
know basis, successfully developed the first prototype American jet fighter
in only 80 days, then went on to develop such legendary aircraft as the
In a message dated 7/27/07 7:49:59 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It is amazing to me that such a small group of individuals can design and
produce a product of this complexity and quality.
Amazing, but not surprising. After all, they are complex and high-quality
I give them a lot of credit for designing and putting
out quality kits. I believe ham radio and Heathkit
sparked a lot of future engineers and techs and I'm
sure these kits will do the same.
73,
Jim/k2hn
It is amazing to me that such a small group of individuals can design and
produce a product of this complexity and quality.
That a handful of people did this is just . amazing. Where is their
multimillion dollar research department, their HR department, their
executive support? How could they
Maybe you've heard the old saying Too many Chefs spoil the Broth or words
to that effect. Many years of developing highly sophisticated space hardware
taught me and many in my field that nothing can compete with a compact and
highly motivated development team. In fact the best ones depend
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