Forgive me, but we must not neglect the resonant tolerance of the can
tranceiver.

It would be truly irresponsible to solely dedicate our tireless study to
the material properties of the connecting string.  While the tension and
transmission coefficients of the string should not exceed limitis which
would constitute harm to the user, the can should be constructed from the
proper grade of tin and with a minimum of internal coating in order to
reduce damping characteristics.  In the case of 1922, where a 16 oz.
Campbell's tomato soup can with such properties was used in a Bell step
office...

I agree with Martin, even if April is ten months away.

Len

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