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David G4EBT · 6th Sep 2022, 10:14 am

I emailed Mark to compliment him on his videos, and sent him a link to this thread.

He replied to say:

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Thanks for doing that! It’s really nice to read the positive comments, I’m very flattered…

I also had a request from another forum member, after he read your thread. He asked if I can show off some of the test gear, which I think I will soon.

My next video is a repair of a 1980’s Digital Delay Module, hopefully I can edit it in time for release on Friday!

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So much stuff on YouTube is by dabblers with 'delusions of adequacy' or waffly academics who have the technical skills, but lack the practical skills. It's a breath of fresh are to come across a professionally qualified, experienced and versatile guy such as Mark.

'All the gear and the right idea!'

6th Sep 2022, 10:14 am	#21
David G4EBT Dekatron Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Cottingham, East Yorkshire, UK. Posts: 5,761	Re: 'Mend it Mark' YouTube Channel I emailed Mark to compliment him on his videos, and sent him a link to this thread. He replied to say: Quote: Thanks for doing that! It’s really nice to read the positive comments, I’m very flattered… I also had a request from another forum member, after he read your thread. He asked if I can show off some of the test gear, which I think I will soon. My next video is a repair of a 1980’s Digital Delay Module, hopefully I can edit it in time for release on Friday! Unquote. So much stuff on YouTube is by dabblers with 'delusions of adequacy' or waffly academics who have the technical skills, but lack the practical skills. It's a breath of fresh are to come across a professionally qualified, experienced and versatile guy such as Mark. 'All the gear and the right idea!' __________________ David. BVWS Member. G-QRP Club member 1339.