[TowerTalk] spider balls.. they work

[Richard M. Gillingham]

Max-Comm..  Uh huh..

Max Scam.

Gil, W1RG
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Tom Rauch" <w8ji at contesting.com>
To: "david jordan" <wa3gin at erols.com>
Cc: "TowerTalk" <towertalk at contesting.com>; <keith at dutson.net>
Sent: Friday, July 30, 2004 2:15 PM
Subject: Re: [TowerTalk] spider balls.. they work


> > anything man made mother nature will have her way with
> ease. Regarding
> > NASA, they bought the devices. They must have thought they
> would work
> > when they purchased the devices. Did NASA get snookered?
>
>  We all are smart enough to know just because government
> agencies purchase something, it doesn't mean they are
> endorsing the product or even that they intend to use it. I
> often buy and try things that don't work. NASA and others
> tested these devices, and as such had to purchase  them
> somewhere.
>
> The seller however often uses the sale as an endorsement.
>
>  For example the company in Florida that sells little
> resistors in epoxy (they used to contain old scrap circuit
> boards, remember the QST article?) still uses US Government
> sales as proof their "automatic tuners" work.
>
> 73Tom
>
>
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