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In article <1emj5lINNmlr@usenet.INS.CWRU.Edu> wb8foz@skybridge.scl.cwru.edu (David Lesher) writes:
>Others said
># So, a tube works more like an FET from a practical
># standpoint.
>
>Sigh....
>Am I the only one on the Net old enough to recall FETs being
>explained as working just like tubes......

I remember reading some years back about giant pnuematic speakers that were 
driven with water pressure. I can't recall anything about what was driving 
them, but there were some pictures of some boats that had these huge horns 
on top of them. I think these experiments were done on the Great Lakes.

So how does this relate? Maybe it doesn't, but I imagine these speakers were 
driven by something like the pnuematic equivalent of a tube. Maybe the valve 
term is related to this?

Anyone out there old enough to remember anything about this?
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Thanks,
george@alpha.ee.ufl.edu