[BC] Re: KLMR

Wed Sep 17 10:58:05 CDT 2008

When I was CE at KLMR in the middle 60's, we put one or more TV antennas on
the self supporter to feed the CATV system when the microwave from ElMagre
failed.  Could this be it"

Dave Orienti
> Then, your friend who helped you set up the first
> windmill, decided that she is going to run it off
> from water power because she has a stream
> in her back yard. She applies for and receives
> a Patent for  a Water Powered Method of
> charging a hybrid or electric vehicle's
> batteries.

Not to detract from your original point, but I would hope that these 
subsequent applications would be rejected for failing the 'obvious to one 
skilled in the art' test.  Not that I'd have a lot of hope -- the PTO has 
granted boatloads of patents in the last twenty years (particularly in the 
software realm) that IMHO should never have made it past that test.

Cheers!

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Message: 5
From: RichardBJohnson at comcast.net

<091520081448.5077.48CE75B0000C1EE9000013D5221558639402019C020801B6BD0B9D0E0
80C07AD at comcast.net>

The new hybrids, instead of converting your stored
energy to heat in brake pads, discs, shoes, or
drums, convert it back into electricity during
deceleration.

--
Cheers,
Richard B. Johnson
Read about my book
http://www.LymanSchool.org

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From: Rich Wood <richwood at pobox.com>
> ------ At 08:10 AM 9/15/2008, RichardBJohnson at comcast.net wrote: -------
> 
> >This could go on-and-on, many valid Patents
> >may be issued for improvements of the original
> >device, even though they all use the same
> >"idea." You see, ideas are not patentable.
> 
> We've all seem many drivers who ride the brakes as they drive. 
> Couldn't that regenerative braking recharge the batteries as they 
> drive? The closest thing to a perpetual motion machine. Maybe it 
> could drive the motor directly. You release the brake to stop.
> 
> Rich 

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This thread as drifted rather far enough .... to brake pads and 
hybrids ... that it seems proper that any future posts will be 
diverted to the Alternate Frequency.

thanks!

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From: Xmitters at aol.com
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Hello:

We have a recently updated Burk ARC-16 with the latest firmware on a POTS 
line. Our phone company is less than cooperative regarding fixing this phone

line; every time it rains, the line is busy when it is called. 

I am considering a device made by Tellular that is designed to interface 
regular telephone equipment to the cellular network. Anyone here ever used a

Tellular unit with your Burk unit, and how well does it work?

Here is a link to the device that I'm considering: (watch the word wrap)

http://www.cellantenna.com/BaseStation/cellular_base_station.htm?gclid=CKX7x
qi
U3pUCFQE0xgodiTPTYQ

Jeff Glass, BSEE CSRE
Chief Engineer
WNIU WNIJ
Northern Illinois University

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Message: 9
From: "Larry Fuss" <lfuss2 at cox.net>
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> I am considering a device made by Tellular that is designed to interface
regular telephone equipment to the cellular network. Anyone here ever used a
Tellular unit with your Burk unit, and how well does it work?

I'm using one with a Sine unit.  Works fine.

Larry Fuss

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Message: 10
From: "Mike Pluta" <mike at nrcbroadcasting.com>
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I use these a LOT.  CDMA versions (Verizon) seem to have a lot of echo.
Never had any trouble with GSM (ATT, TMobile).

Mike Pluta (mike at nrcbroadcasting.com)
(720) 771-1280 (Cell)

Anyone here ever used a Tellular unit with your Burk unit, and how well
does it work?

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From: Craig Bowman <craig1 at shianet.org>
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Larry,

I am not sure if it is the same unit but years ago I used a POTS 
emulator with a bag phone while the transmitter site was having the 
(delayed) phone service installed.  It worked great.

Craig

Larry Fuss wrote:
>> I am considering a device made by Tellular that is designed to interface
>>     
> regular telephone equipment to the cellular network. Anyone here ever used
a
> Tellular unit with your Burk unit, and how well does it work?
>
> I'm using one with a Sine unit.  Works fine.
>
> Larry Fuss
>
>
>
>
>
>   

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From: "Linc" <c310driver at lincster.com>
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I remember an ad for a Chief Engineer/Chief Pilot at KLMR in the mid-70's. 
If memory serves me correctly they had a Beech Baron.  At that time my 300 
hours or so of multi-time was in Piper Aztecs, Apaches, Twin Beeches and a 
Shorts Skyvan (right seat)so I didn't pass muster.

I often wondered if they ever filled that job.

Linc 

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