FAZAMY wrote:

I've been trying to track down a source conductive spray paint. A rep from a
electronics co. said that such stuff has been banned for sale by the EPA. He
sounded convincing to me.

Is this kind of a product legally available in the US. I'd like to know?

73, de KB2AMY

Have you searched Google yet?

--
John Popelish

Have you searched Google yet?

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Why worship Google?

Google offers the the same quality of information as is available on this
newsgroup. There is no way of detecting the difference between good and
bad.

"Reg Edwards" wrote in
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Why worship Google?

Google offers the the same quality of information as is available on this
newsgroup. There is no way of detecting the difference between good and
bad.

A person should always do a Google search before asking a question in a
newsgroup. It's likely been discussed dozens of times before. This could
make the question not needing to be asked in the first place - or, the
asker could then ask with some background of knowledge.

You will very likely find more than you ever wanted to know about the
subject by searching Google.

I'll add to that -- a lot of folks don't know that Google can search not
only the Web -- but Newsgroups and Images as well.
URL: Google http://www.google.com/
See search for -- web, -- groups, -- images, -- directory

A good example is oil for a Heath Cantenna (or equivalent)

This question appears every month or so.

But using google GROUPS -- type in Dummy Load Oil -- get hundreds of
useful (and so not useful) advice.

Want to see an ARC-5 Command set -- use images.

Great resource -- googles the mind
..
73 Cambio
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"donutbandit" wrote in message
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"Reg Edwards" wrote in
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Why worship Google?
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Google offers the the same quality of information as is available on
this
newsgroup. There is no way of detecting the difference between good and
bad.

A person should always do a Google search before asking a question in a
newsgroup. It's likely been discussed dozens of times before. This could
make the question not needing to be asked in the first place - or, the
asker could then ask with some background of knowledge.

You will very likely find more than you ever wanted to know about the
subject by searching Google.

"Cambio" wrote in news:EjgSb.2014$IF1.1384@fed1read01:

http://groups.google.com/

A search window for every newsgroup that Google hosts.