See page 13 of the June 2004 issue of "Microwaves & RF" Magazine, letter to editor, "Pardon My French, But..."
...Jim Thompson
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Can you post a scan? I can't find that mag anywhere.
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Will do. Tomorrow. I'm about to sit down to lobster dinner (we get them fresh here in the desert ;-)
...Jim Thompson
My sister showed me one of those recently. It was either a really small sand lobster like she said, or a really big scorpion. Next time I talk to her I'll ask her to start saving them for you...
-- Mike --
Now scanned for those who don't get the magazine....
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...Jim Thompson
Desert lobster? Aren't those called sand-crabs everywhere else? ;-)
I started to read this piece of frog bashing in the paper version but when you turn to page thirty eight for the continuation, you get a great example of American know-how. the article doesn't continue ,in fact it isn't on any page in the magazine!
Andrew
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Actually, it does continue on page 38, top of second column.
Regards Ian
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