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Road Test Fears

When a road test competition is announced for an item that you might find useful what goes through your mind?

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  • After some reflection I’m not sure now if the selection I made is the most appropriate. It is not any one thing that attracts me to a RoadTest but rather a thought process to arrive at the point of creating an application.
     

    First thought is, do I have the knowledge or can I learn what I need to undertake the review. Secondly, does the product have sufficient appeal for me to do a review. Third, can I produce a review that meets a standard that I am comfortable with. An finally, can I complete the review to a schedule.

     

    I think I would be lying to myself if I didn't acknowledge that product appeal does have a higher weighting in making the decision. That being said, I have turned aside reviews (i.e. antenna) only because it don't have access to the tools to adequately test it. Hopefully with seventeen years  experience working with RF I learned something that is worth sharing.

    Sean

  • in reply to colporteur

    I think we all go down some kind of check list based on what we perceive as value, enjoyment, and/or education. Often though time trumps all choices. Luckily, does a fantastic time finding and running these road tests. Of course he has many others in the background doing work like getting the packages out and assisting( unsung heroes in my book).image

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  • in reply to colporteur

    I think we all go down some kind of check list based on what we perceive as value, enjoyment, and/or education. Often though time trumps all choices. Luckily, does a fantastic time finding and running these road tests. Of course he has many others in the background doing work like getting the packages out and assisting( unsung heroes in my book).image

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