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On Sunday, November 19, 2017 at 11:15:52 AM UTC-6, wrote:
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Larry...
On Sunday, November 19, 2017 at 11:15:52 AM UTC-6, wrote:
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Larry...
this guy went berserk when it happen:
https://pmcvariety.files.wordpress.c...-violence.jpg? wrote in message ... On Sunday, November 19, 2017 at 11:15:52 AM UTC-6, wrote: npr.org -asm For 50 years nuclear bomb lost in watery grave. ...That sheet happened off the coast of Tybee Island, Georgia USA, not Georgia, ala Russia. NEVER TRUST NOBODY!!! Only Trust your DOG. GOD is DOG spelled backwards. www.theguardian.com US nearly detonated Atomic bomb over North Carolina - secret document - World news - The Guardian ...That sheet was back in January 1961. It would have been 260 times more powerful than the device that devastated Hiroshima, according to the article. NEVER TRUST NOBODY!!! |
Larry...
On Sunday, November 19, 2017 at 2:23:17 PM UTC-6, fred k. engels® wrote:
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On Monday, November 20, 2017 at 6:26:08 AM UTC-6, drifter wrote:
On 11/20/2017 6:40 AM, wrote: On Sunday, November 19, 2017 at 2:23:17 PM UTC-6, fred k. engels® wrote: this guy went berserk when it happen: https://pmcvariety.files.wordpress.c...-violence.jpg? wrote in message ... On Sunday, November 19, 2017 at 11:15:52 AM UTC-6, wrote: npr.org -asm For 50 years nuclear bomb lost in watery grave. ...That sheet happened off the coast of Tybee Island, Georgia USA, not Georgia, ala Russia. NEVER TRUST NOBODY!!! Only Trust your DOG. GOD is DOG spelled backwards. www.theguardian.com US nearly detonated Atomic bomb over North Carolina - secret document - World news - The Guardian ...That sheet was back in January 1961. It would have been 260 times more powerful than the device that devastated Hiroshima, according to the article. NEVER TRUST NOBODY!!! charles manson is ROTTING in HELL, www.drudgereport.com someday hillary will be joinig that mofo. gay drudge report, front site for Russian Trolls... reelrundown.com The original 'shootin iron' James Bond had in those 007 moves was a Beretta M418,it was a 'girls gun' |
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On Sun, 19 Nov 2017 12:14:43 -0500, George Cornelius wrote:
+AD4 +AFs-Started to post the following, then determined SICO was Superior +AD4 Instruments+AF0 +AD4 +AFs-https://www.radiomuseum.org/dsp+AF8-hersteller+AF8-detail.cfm?company+AF8-id+AD0-6752+AF0 +AD4 +AD4 . Is that the same as SICO? I have a SICO VTVM - OK, you got it. In the late 50s, early 60s Supreme/SICO was a big advertiser in the DIY magazines such as Popular Science and Mechanix Illustrated aside from the expected space they bought from the usual electronics trade magazines. I suppose they were generating sales outside the repair trade. They also offered a time payment plan, if I recall correctly. Their +ACI-genometer+ACI signal generator, tube tester and VTVM were featured prominently in their ads. The VTVM looked like a decent piece. It was obviously styled after the RCA Senior VoltOhmyst. I don't think it had all the ranges of the Senior VoltOhmyst but it had a similarly large meter. I was baffled by the genometer. I mean it looked like a typical SG of the day but it claimed all these extra tricks like being a marker generator and a bar/dot generator. The marker, I've since learned, was merely frequencies such as 455kc and 10.7Mc marked on the dial. How cheesy+ACEAIQ And how did they do the bar/dots? I can't imagine they actually got a nice, sharp rise time bar/dots. I have a strong suspicion that they just induced some ripple at the scanning frequencies and that made the +ACI-bars+ACI and +ACI-dots+ACI. None of their ads showed the amazing genometer in action. +AD4-I'll find a link. +AD4 Also had . an inexpensive Supreme Instruments or SICO tube tester but it +AD4 vanished at some . point. Maybe I loaned it to someone and it never +AD4 found its way back. Blue . simulated leather (kind of a rubberized +AD4 textured paper or canvas attached . to the surface of a wooden case). +AD4 +AD4 George I have a Superior Model 85 tube tester. There's hardly anything inside of it. There's no internal rectifier (the tube under test acts as the rectifier) and the transformer seems awfully small for testing power tubes. Superior's hype machine called this tester a +ACI-dynamic tester+ACI. Almost like one of those expensive Hickock tube testers+ACE Still, it works and if some DIY homeowner bought the tube tester to help find the occasional dud tube and keep his TV set going, he probably got his money's worth. |
Larry...
On Monday, November 20, 2017 at 9:35:19 AM UTC-6, Frank wrote:
On Sun, 19 Nov 2017 12:14:43 -0500, George Cornelius wrote: [Started to post the following, then determined SICO was Superior Instruments] [https://www.radiomuseum.org/dsp_hers...mpany_id=6752] . Is that the same as SICO? I have a SICO VTVM - OK, you got it. In the late 50s, early 60s Supreme/SICO was a big advertiser in the DIY magazines such as Popular Science and Mechanix Illustrated aside from the expected space they bought from the usual electronics trade magazines. I suppose they were generating sales outside the repair trade. They also offered a time payment plan, if I recall correctly. Their "genometer" signal generator, tube tester and VTVM were featured prominently in their ads. The VTVM looked like a decent piece. It was obviously styled after the RCA Senior VoltOhmyst. I don't think it had all the ranges of the Senior VoltOhmyst but it had a similarly large meter. I was baffled by the genometer. I mean it looked like a typical SG of the day but it claimed all these extra tricks like being a marker generator and a bar/dot generator. The marker, I've since learned, was merely frequencies such as 455kc and 10.7Mc marked on the dial. How cheesy!! And how did they do the bar/dots? I can't imagine they actually got a nice, sharp rise time bar/dots. I have a strong suspicion that they just induced some ripple at the scanning frequencies and that made the "bars" and "dots". None of their ads showed the amazing genometer in action. I'll find a link. Also had . an inexpensive Supreme Instruments or SICO tube tester but it vanished at some . point. Maybe I loaned it to someone and it never found its way back. Blue . simulated leather (kind of a rubberized textured paper or canvas attached . to the surface of a wooden case). George I have a Superior Model 85 tube tester. There's hardly anything inside of it. There's no internal rectifier (the tube under test acts as the rectifier) and the transformer seems awfully small for testing power tubes. Superior's hype machine called this tester a "dynamic tester". Almost like one of those expensive Hickock tube testers! Still, it works and if some DIY homeowner bought the tube tester to help find the occasional dud tube and keep his TV set going, he probably got his money's worth. Supreme Instruments advertisements in magazines ...A lot of stuff there to check out |
Larry...
On Monday, November 20, 2017 at 10:19:52 AM UTC-6, wrote:
On Monday, November 20, 2017 at 9:35:19 AM UTC-6, Frank wrote: On Sun, 19 Nov 2017 12:14:43 -0500, George Cornelius wrote: [Started to post the following, then determined SICO was Superior Instruments] [https://www.radiomuseum.org/dsp_hers...mpany_id=6752] . Is that the same as SICO? I have a SICO VTVM - OK, you got it. In the late 50s, early 60s Supreme/SICO was a big advertiser in the DIY magazines such as Popular Science and Mechanix Illustrated aside from the expected space they bought from the usual electronics trade magazines. I suppose they were generating sales outside the repair trade. They also offered a time payment plan, if I recall correctly. Their "genometer" signal generator, tube tester and VTVM were featured prominently in their ads. The VTVM looked like a decent piece. It was obviously styled after the RCA Senior VoltOhmyst. I don't think it had all the ranges of the Senior VoltOhmyst but it had a similarly large meter. I was baffled by the genometer. I mean it looked like a typical SG of the day but it claimed all these extra tricks like being a marker generator and a bar/dot generator. The marker, I've since learned, was merely frequencies such as 455kc and 10.7Mc marked on the dial. How cheesy!! And how did they do the bar/dots? I can't imagine they actually got a nice, sharp rise time bar/dots. I have a strong suspicion that they just induced some ripple at the scanning frequencies and that made the "bars" and "dots". None of their ads showed the amazing genometer in action. I'll find a link. Also had . an inexpensive Supreme Instruments or SICO tube tester but it vanished at some . point. Maybe I loaned it to someone and it never found its way back. Blue . simulated leather (kind of a rubberized textured paper or canvas attached . to the surface of a wooden case). George I have a Superior Model 85 tube tester. There's hardly anything inside of it. There's no internal rectifier (the tube under test acts as the rectifier) and the transformer seems awfully small for testing power tubes. Superior's hype machine called this tester a "dynamic tester". Almost like one of those expensive Hickock tube testers! Still, it works and if some DIY homeowner bought the tube tester to help find the occasional dud tube and keep his TV set going, he probably got his money's worth. Supreme Instruments advertisements in magazines ...A lot of stuff there to check out Space Junk. www.drudgereport.com Fast moving (Space Junk, 'Shooting Star') mystery object flashes across Heathrow SECONDS before jet lands. ...Sum of that Space Junk can be HAZARDOUS to humans, long as it leaves the Dogs and Horses alone, I DON'T CARE! |
Larry...
On Tue, 21 Nov 2017 08:47:52 -0800, allisellis851 wrote:
+AD4 Space Junk. www.drudgereport.com Fast moving (Space Junk, 'Shooting +AD4 Star') mystery object flashes across Heathrow SECONDS before jet lands. +AD4 ...Sum of that Space Junk can be HAZARDOUS to humans, long as it leaves +AD4 the Dogs and Horses alone, I DON'T CARE+ACE What about cattle mutilation? |
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