Who sells RF shield cans?

Thanks, those are the companies Jeff and Steve mentioned. Looks like they both carry what we need.

Hmm, Kista in Sweden. Must be a high-tech hub because our fast pulse generator was designed and built there. That article could help folks starting in EMC.

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It's not the money. It's when they can't tell you whether they have something, you hop in the car, get hardcore stuck in traffic and three hours later you are back with empty hands. Happened before and then those three hours need to be caught up.

Agree. But I believe this requires a huge shift in how parents educate their kids and not dump that responsibility on schools alone. If all they want is the next release of Super-King-Kong for the Playstation those stores are doomed anyhow.

Sometimes I envy you guys in the Bay Area. Then again, after each trip there where I always seem to get stuck in traffic I am cured of that envy for a few weeks.

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Thanks, Barry, but that's about one ocean away from here ;-)

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Ah, now I know what Laird is. Thanks. Luckily they let us bypass the flash player fluff.

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Yes, they would be but they are one ocean away in the other direction. In case anyone in Europe needs such shield cans this is the page where they can be found:

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"Steve" wrote in news:3sGdndI3BccM7Y_bnZ2dnUVZ snipped-for-privacy@comcast.com:

That rocks! I seem to have missed much, but maybe to the detriment of my entertainment I put Prong into my Mystical Book of Plonkers a while ago.

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Joerg, I have some from TEKO from italy.

They are sold through a distributor here.

Rene

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He answered Joerg's question, with a link to the exact sort of thing he wants. I bookmarked the vendor myself, since these may be useful some day.

Steve was helpful and gets our thanks; you weren't and you don't.

John

Pringles.

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Thanks, Rene. I should have known. My very first project when I was a kid went into a Teko box. I didn't know they had a US sales outlet but they do:

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Don Lancaster wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@mid.individual.net:

The tubes? As RF shield cans? That works, allegedly.

Do you know the company name? Kista sounds like an interesting place.

John

The generator was made by Philips up there. Interesting? From an EE point of view it may be. Science City is probably to Sweden what some places in Silicon Valley are to California.

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On Tue, 3 Apr 2007 11:19:16 -0400, "Steve" Gave us:

Utterly clueless newbie apology accepted.

On Tue, 03 Apr 2007 18:42:35 GMT, Lostgallifreyan Gave us:

Filter your news, and filter your mind, asswipe.

Oh, and he forgot to capitalize "Mystical".

On Tue, 03 Apr 2007 13:07:26 -0700, John Larkin Gave us:

He also spammed his own crap.

I gave a link in the thread, so f*ck you dipshit.

You do NOT quote the post's sig in your replies, dumbfucktard.

You even have to bypass most readers' defaults to do it.

Got clue?

On Tue, 03 Apr 2007 21:53:11 GMT, Lostgallifreyan Gave us:

Yeah sure... at 60Hz.

Your next nym can be MissManners.

John

"Joerg" a écrit dans le message de news: I8gQh.1232$ snipped-for-privacy@newssvr19.news.prodigy.net...

Hi Joerg,

Just in case you need something a more custom than standard off the shelf cans, but for prototype quantities : These is a very interesting (but quite costly) solution from Microponents, allowing to build you own custom size shield can. It is distributed in Europe by Radiospares, item number 455

8935.

Friendly,

Robert