Motivation and Dr Steve

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Motivation and dr steve

What really motivates dr steve to address the questions so rapidly , after the neglect?
...I suspect its alcohol related, and that he's taking a broad sample of his most recent batch, or perhaps he finished burying his family in the backyard and I attempting to forge an allibie thru online status.......however, I really hope its more alcohol induced productivity as opposed to the other.

[Dr Steve]

Motivation and dr steve

What really motivates dr steve to address the questions so rapidly , after the neglect?
...I suspect its alcohol related, and that he's taking a broad sample of his most recent batch, or perhaps he finished burying his family in the backyard and I attempting to forge an allibie thru online status.......however, I really hope its more alcohol induced productivity as opposed to the other.

No, this is what happens...

I get busy at work/home and the questions pile up. Instead of getting in and answering them right away, I procrastinate. The more they pile up the more I want to avoid looking at the intimidating pile of questions that I have yet to answer.

Eventually the pressure builds up to the point that on some Sunday afternoon I just answer all of them at once (or as many as I can before my eyes go buggy).

I'm just awful. However, I do answer my email questions within a few days, and we guarantee we'll answer almost every voicemail question we get eventually.

Therefore: if you have an emergency, don't ask me, call 911
if you have a question you'd like to hear on the air and don't mind waiting a month or so, call 423 die tuti.
if you have a question you'd like to share with the RF.NET community, and don't mind a chaotic, random answering schedule, post it here
if you want a personal reply, email me at drsteve202 at gmail
the worst thing is to PM me here...I don't get notifications and I tend to find them at random times.

hope this helps


your pal,



steve