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Brenda Ann November 7th 07 04:03 AM

This poor Emerson deserved so much better
 
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Neil S November 7th 07 04:52 AM

This poor Emerson deserved so much better
 
Beside the fact that people cannot pack Bakelite [or wood or glass] for
shipping, Why are the tuning caps always set fully open to maximize the
damage like in this Emerson. Poor thing!
I always ask that the tuning be set to the low end of the band before
packing, but half the time it is not done anyway.

Neil S.

"Brenda Ann" wrote in message
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jakdedert November 7th 07 04:55 AM

This poor Emerson deserved so much better
 
Brenda Ann wrote:

Time to get some superglue....

Too bad.

jak


Brenda Ann November 7th 07 08:41 AM

This poor Emerson deserved so much better
 

"Jeffrey D Angus" wrote in message
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A few weeks ago I posted a comment with an experiment using
a light bulb, oatmeal carton and a rock. This obviously shows
the same mechanics at work. Mass + Inertia.

No matter how many times you go around the outside of a radio
with bubble wrap, if you can't keep the insides in place
properly, this is the result.

Jeff


It would have had a MUCH better chance though if they had

1) Used bubble wrap that wasn't all popped

2) Used more than a single wrap

3) Wrapped the entire radio, not just around the front/back

4) Used a box more than 1cm larger than the radio



Rick[_6_] November 8th 07 12:51 AM

This poor Emerson deserved so much better
 
Brenda Ann wrote:

"Jeffrey D Angus" wrote in message
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A few weeks ago I posted a comment with an experiment using
a light bulb, oatmeal carton and a rock. This obviously shows
the same mechanics at work. Mass + Inertia.

No matter how many times you go around the outside of a radio
with bubble wrap, if you can't keep the insides in place
properly, this is the result.

Jeff


It would have had a MUCH better chance though if they had

1) Used bubble wrap that wasn't all popped

2) Used more than a single wrap

3) Wrapped the entire radio, not just around the front/back

4) Used a box more than 1cm larger than the radio


Well, #4 explains why they had to pop all that bubble wrap. 8-)

Garry W Tidler November 8th 07 04:51 PM

This poor Emerson deserved so much better
 

"Brenda Ann" wrote in message
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Say no to institutionalized interference.
Just say NO to HD/IBOC!



Well at least , they didn't cut the plug off .


Garry WW9GT



Terry[_2_] November 8th 07 07:09 PM

This poor Emerson deserved so much better
 

"Brenda Ann" wrote in message
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Brenda

Following on from a posting a little while back, did you ever get your
modulator working?

Terry



Brenda Ann November 8th 07 08:10 PM

This poor Emerson deserved so much better
 

"Terry" wrote in message
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"Brenda Ann" wrote in message
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Brenda

Following on from a posting a little while back, did you ever get your
modulator working?

Terry



I did get the modulator going. The transmitter project has been on the back
burner for a while, since I moved to a new shop, and it's still in the old
one, in rather a hard spot to get to. I'll update when I get back to it. :)




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