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The King's Microphone



 
 
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Old March 7th 11, 10:17 PM posted to uk.tech.broadcast,uk.rec.audio
Keith G[_2_]
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Default The King's Microphone


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"SpamTrapSeeSig" wrote
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In article
, Arny
Krueger writes
This begs the question why we don't worry about
reflections on unterminated
CAT5. The reason is that each CAT5 cable connects
only 2 points, and if one
point is disconnected, theres no other device whose
reception is adversely
affected by the reflections.

I don't think that's right.


Arny not right?

*Impossible* - just ask him!


Actually in this instance Arny *is* right.
"SpamTrapSeeSig" misunderstood the point.


Oh David, you're killing Keith. In his world I'm wrong
until proven right. ;-)


It's the same for everybody in these newsgroups! ;-)


No. There are people here whose comments should be taken at face value.



Why?


And others who come close to deserving a blanket dismissal out of hand.



Why?



 




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