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On 18/09/2015 11:22, Brian-Gaff wrote:
OK this is a test message as I'm fed up with the inactivity and always
seeing the old daft thread.

Well, that's wrecked the SNR...

Andy

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S/n on a system with no input or output should be infinite.#



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On 18/09/2015 11:22, Brian-Gaff wrote:
OK this is a test message as I'm fed up with the inactivity and always
seeing the old daft thread.

Well, that's wrecked the SNR...

Andy

Argh
 

On Tue, 22 Sep 2015 11:38:49 +0100, Brian-Gaff wrote:

S/n on a system with no input or output should be infinite.#



Brian


Wow..... there IS life on here. :)

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In article om,
mick
wrote:
On Tue, 22 Sep 2015 11:38:49 +0100, Brian-Gaff wrote:

S/n on a system with no input or output should be infinite.#


Wow..... there IS life on here. :)

There'll be a little more when I can finish the next webpage I'm working
on! :-)

However at present I'm distracted from that by repeatingly visiting the
Museum of Communications in Fife to make use of their collection of ancient
Wireless Worlds, etc, to find out details from audio history.[1] Slow
process trawling though all the back issues, and I might end up trying to
pitch in with some of the other things they are doing.

[1] After years of wishing to find it, this week I finally found the
printed announcement that specifically dates when Armstrong moved to their
'new' Holloway factory!

Having written the above makes me think of something I'll raise separately
here...

Jim

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