Massive Audio DB8000 Manuel d'utilisateur télécharger pdf (Page 87)

LETTERS

(Continued

from page 12)

year and a

half

ago) where it didn't win any-

thing

because

the judges

thought it was a kit.

I hope to win first

place

next spring with a

modified

version.

ARTHUR BARTON

Mayville,

Mich.

We're rooting

for

you, A.B., to take first

place

next

year. We'll consider the Van de

Graaff

generator, David, if

you

promise not

to electrocute

yourself

in the

meantime.

If

the

TC

didn't pack a jolt,

you

would

be

dis-

appointed, so keep your distance.

By

the

way,

did you see the

"Supercharged

Salt

Shaker" in

the

May,

1965, issue? Chances are

good,

AJ.,

that

you

will be seeing more computer cir-

cuits

in computers and

in

things

other

than

computers. Look

what's

happening

to

the

new integrated circuits

put

out by

Fairchild,

Motorola, and others.

Prices

on

some of them

are down to about 80 cents each.

And

just

in

case

you

missed

it,

the

December, 196.6, issue

shows how to build

a

working model

of a

binary counter and a logic demonstrator

us-

ing these new advanced

-type components.

Nice work, all

of you. And hang

on

to those

old copies of

P.E.; many issues are out of

print.

EDITORIAL

BALANCE?

Why not do away with

all those useless

articles in your

magazine on CB, SW, and

DX, and

devote

these pages to

more con-

struction

projects?

ROBERT

WALKER

Los Angeles,

Calif.

I would like

to

thank you for putting that

article in the May, 1966, issue on "SWL

An-

tennas for the 'Forgotten

Man'." I bought

the Mosley RD -5, and on 15 meters I now

get signals I never knew were there.

I

highly

recommend it for

the ham

-band DX'er.

AL VIGEANT,

WPE2OLR

Irvington, N.J.

I

would

like

to

state

that

I thoroughly en-

joy your SWL section. In fact, this is the

only

reason

I take

P.E. Keep

up the

good

work, and use as

much

SWL news as you

deem

advisable.

For me,

it

cannot

be too

much.

WALT

GREEN

Davenport,

Iowa

Citizens Band Radio is as

yet an untapped

national resource.

In times of emergency,

it can supplement

regular communications

facilities

if CB'ers are

trained and properly

organized. As

it

is,

CB'ers

have

already done

much

to earn the

respect

of their communi-

ties, and your

CB Editor, Matt

Spinello, is

doing

a great

job

in

publicizing

the valuable

activities of

CB

organizations

throughout the

country.

GEORGE BROWN

Brooklyn,

N.Y.

Can't

please

everybody

... but

we

try. -LX1 --

February,

1967

FOR MOBILE

OPERATION

The 23 channel

DIRECTOR

OR

The

11 channel

ESCORT II

AND

FOR BASE STATION

The

23

channel

GUARDIAN

Performance

matched

for peak

efficiency, the

All Solid State

Director or

Escort II

in your

car,

truck

or tractor teams

with the Guardian

23

base station command

unit to give you the

finest

two -way radio communications

network in the

nation! SEE IT!

TRY IT! BUY IT!

ALL

SOLID

STATE

CB'S

DIRECTOR

-

23

Channel

CB $269.90

(complete with crystals

for 23 channels)

ESCORT

II-

11

Channel CB

(complete

with

crystals

for

6

channels)

$219.90

GUARDIAN

23 -23

Channel CB

$269.90

(complete

with crystals for

23 channels)

PEARCESIMPSON,INC.

PE

-267

P.O.

BOX

800- Biscayne Annex,

Miami,

Florida 33152

Please send

full information and

model

specifications

on

the

Director,

Escort

II

and Guardian

23.

Name

Address

City

State

rp° PEARCESIMPSON, INC.

- MIAMI,

FLORI'DA

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