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 Originally Posted by KC2SIZ
So, so true. And thanks for the post.
Yer Weccum. Tis an exciting time to be alive and in technology...of any kind. I think materials engineering is going to surpass computer technology pretty soon. They can now make metal tubes so small they can deliver medication into a single cell. Sure beats trepanning or bloodletting. 
"A republic, if you can keep it."
-----Ben Franklin
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Originally Posted by K8ERV
But they are still counting. And I think they missed a few. They are in my basement.
TOM K8ERV Montrose Colo
They can't be in your basement, they're in my basement. Hang on! isn't there something about matter and it's location and time?................Are you in my basement?
73 de G4SKO Mark
All we need is radio ga ga.
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Originally Posted by KL7AJ
Yer Weccum. Tis an exciting time to be alive and in technology...of any kind. I think materials engineering is going to surpass computer technology pretty soon. They can now make metal tubes so small they can deliver medication into a single cell. Sure beats trepanning or bloodletting.
Trepanning; we need that like we need a hole in the head.
73,
Sue
AF6LJ
Conspiracy Theorists Are People
Who Question The Statements Made By Known Liars.
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Originally Posted by AF6LJ
Trepanning; we need that like we need a hole in the head.
Very good!
"A republic, if you can keep it."
-----Ben Franklin
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I always thought the analog shift registers of the seventies and eighties had a promising future.
Those are very cool devices.
73,
Sue
AF6LJ
Conspiracy Theorists Are People
Who Question The Statements Made By Known Liars.
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Originally Posted by G4SKO
They can't be in your basement, they're in my basement. Hang on! isn't there something about matter and it's location and time?................Are you in my basement?
There's some in my back yard. I think the dog left it behind...
"America's quiet warriors are the legion of ham radio operators, 700,000 of them, who are always at ready for backup duty in emergencies – amateur, unpaid, uncelebrated, civilian radio operators, during and after floods and fires and tornadoes. After the 9/11 attacks, hams were indispensable in reuniting friends and families. Most recently it was they who expedited the search for debris after the Columbia Explosion , and right now, at this moment, they are involved in homeland security to a greater degree than you would want me to make public."
— Paul Harvey News and Comment, ABC Radio, March 19, 2003
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Some of the missing bits may be in dark corners of my garage between the HRO/m reciever and the 6 GHz pulse RF test generator.
73.....JD
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When one of my kids was a teenager, and quite nerd competent, he wanted to play his electric guitar on the line input on his stereo. The impedance and level were all wrong. I showed him how to fix that with an op amp. He said "Cool. Do you know how hard that would be to do with digital?"
He also learned that a 50 cent op amp had to be wrapped in $20 worth of parts to make it go.
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