David L. Mills wrote: > Rod, > > Don't get me started. If you are really ancient, you can cite the > naughty color code "bad boys..." and if from dinosaur era you know the > significance of the swinging-choke song "Dance with me Henry". > > Gawd, does anybody even know what a swinging choke is? As I said, con't > get me started... > > Dave > > Rod Dorman wrote: > > In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, David L. Mills <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > >>Same time I changed in step with common electrical engineering practice > > > >>from capacitator to capacitor, yea from megacycle to megahertz. > > > > Yeah but a megahertz crossing the wheatstone bridge just isn't as > > funny. > >
Ah, yes! Fond memories from long bygone Amateur Radio days. I and another Ham used a swinging choke in a pi-network for a 2KW RF (tube) amplifier we built many, many moons ago. (We even wound the power transformer, as a learning experience). But I never learnt the song. But I can still recite "Bad boys r... o... y... g... b... v... gives willingly" -:) Oh, the stuff that sticks in one's brain! Dean _______________________________________________ questions mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ntp.org/mailman/listinfo/questions
