In a message dated 11/22/99 7:21:36 PM Central Standard Time,
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> hi,
>
>  i think you need to do a sanity check on the data at this site.  for
>  example, they state that the thickness of 1/4 oz/ft2 copper is 3 mils.
this
>  is a typo.  the thickness of course is about 0.3 mils.  the guideline on a
>  lot of data you get on the internet is 'caveat emptor'.  i heard once heard
>  it said that there is a lot of information on the internet, but knowledge
is
>  not guaranteed.
>
>  phil crepeau

Oops! No milk-bones for my DogPile pooch tonight! (I didn't proof-read all
the stuff on the page...but hey, that's why we got smart guys like you
Phil...GRIN).

Barbara, I just found this page doing a search, don't take it as gospel (I
guess...)

Interesting night here in Tulsa... for November anyway. I'm hearing warning
sirens going off all over the place because of tornado warnings. Tornados
aren't anything new here...but in November they are. Must be "La Nina"...

Maybe I'll get to meet Dorothy and Toto...(I hope not!)

-Steve Gregory-

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