28-07-2008, 01:23 PM
Aitch. A few points for you to consider.
1) You have contributed nothing to this website, assisted other students with your self-professed signalling expertise. Neither have you replied to my last comments in your other post.
2) The site is run by volunteers and is a forum for students to help themselves but be able to ask for clarification from a more experienced engineer.
3) If this website is not good enough then go buy the study packs, learn what you can vocationally, attend the IST & AST courses (or national equivalents), buy and read the IRSE text books, read the 'Net, attend a study group, educated yourself instead of expecting information that are effectively answers for the exam -- you won't get them here!
4) Attend the study day in August at Derby.
Your comments are unfair, inappropriate and wrong. If you want to improve the "Quality of Service" (which is the incorrect use of the term) then participate, get your collegues to participate and as the site gains momentum it'll become more useful to one and all.
1) You have contributed nothing to this website, assisted other students with your self-professed signalling expertise. Neither have you replied to my last comments in your other post.
2) The site is run by volunteers and is a forum for students to help themselves but be able to ask for clarification from a more experienced engineer.
3) If this website is not good enough then go buy the study packs, learn what you can vocationally, attend the IST & AST courses (or national equivalents), buy and read the IRSE text books, read the 'Net, attend a study group, educated yourself instead of expecting information that are effectively answers for the exam -- you won't get them here!
4) Attend the study day in August at Derby.
Your comments are unfair, inappropriate and wrong. If you want to improve the "Quality of Service" (which is the incorrect use of the term) then participate, get your collegues to participate and as the site gains momentum it'll become more useful to one and all.
Le coureur