[Amps] Cal Lab

[Will Matney]

Those little hand drills are also good for PC boards when constructing any AMP project. I still have my dads I use. I was brought up calling them by their old name of brace and bit, the brace being the hand drill. For any who read this post, I did get a quote on the aforementioned tools that was spoken of. I would be glad to foward it to any interested with the distributors address. I don't want to get in trouble for talking about a taboo subject on here.

Best,

Will

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On 4/24/06 at 4:30 AM R; Measures wrote:

>On Apr 23, 2006, at 6:10 PM, Bill Turner wrote:
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>> ORIGINAL MESSAGE:
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>> At 05:44 PM 4/23/2006, Administrator wrote:
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>>> This is *NOT* the "test and measurement forum."  Please confine the
>>> topics here to amplifier related issues.  Calibration standards, old
>>> test equipment and hand tools do not belong here ...
>>>
>>> Those who continue to push the limits will be unsubscribed without
>>> further warning.
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>> I am really getting tired of this administrator's censorship.
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>Is there another amplifier discussion group like this one that does not 
>have a censor?
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>> OF COURSE calibration standards belong here, as do test equipment and
>> hand tools! How can you build amplifiers without them?
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>When hand tools become obsolete, so am I.   Yes, I still own a 
>1940-model Stanley® hand crank drill with a hollow wooden handle that 
>holds smaller size drill bits.  It works FB every time when the battery 
>craps out on my electric drill.
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>> Any more of this censorship and I will unsubscribe immediately, and I
>> hope others will too.
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>> There is always rec.amateur.radio.homebrew on Usenet and the
>> rfamplifiers group on Yahoo.
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>> Administrator, mend your ways!
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>> Bill, W6WRT
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