Well, as long as we're on this subject -- Likely the most exciting
experience was in high school electronics class when I blew up a big
capacitor -- the kid that was my lab partner darn near had to go change
his shorts, and the aroma of the blown electrolytic cap. -- which
smelled like peanut butter! - lingered for a couple of days.
And yes, Keith, I did some work on my race bike just this morning.
Just a quick look at the headers so I could explain to the manufacturer
what I had and what I'd like for this coming season. But at least I
did something. And oh, yeah, I talked with Leif at Gustafsson Plastics
about the new windscreen I'm having fashioned for the bike. So There!!!
Jon, in Marquette, where the season snowfall total is now over 110".
On Wednesday, January 21, 2004, at 11:24 AM, Albaugh, Neil wrote:
> Jon;
>
> Yep, been there-- done that. I got so much "experience" with smoke
> when I
> was a kid that I can still identify the smell of smoke from a
> resistor, a
> transformer, or a selenium rectifier!
>
> Regards, Neil Tucson, AZ ex- N7BBN, W8TKF, DL4CU, WN1ZUO
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