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I just love the 'tudes on this board........if my son conducted himself in this way, he'd be in big trouble.  Perhaps a course in manners is in order. "Much" does not equal "all".....some folks actually have the capacity to, gasp, embrace more than one scale.  And if you read all the words (I know some of them may be a bit long) I've made it real clear that it's very much a case of to each his own and I've not implied stupid things like, "Gee, if you can't afford it maybe you're in the wrong hobby" or such nonsense. The world changes.....hobbies change.....technology changes....all I'm saying is that if you want more features that gobble power and choose to take advantage of them, you're going to need to increase your output at some point.  What's the big deal?  For years, flashlights had 2 D cells, then Maglite and others put 3 and, heaven forbid, even 4 in.....and now the bulbs needed 6v instead of 3!!!  You'd probably complain about having to buy 2 more batteries for a flashlight. It sounds like some of you kids will *itch about anything that comes along that challenges your narrow comfort zone and that it's more of an issue of folks' capacity to embrace change and progress.....and some simply can't handle it.. Cheers, Mike
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