🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <67@sdeggo.UUCP>, dave@sdeggo.UUCP (David L. Smith) writes:
> ....  How much do you want to bet that 
> Radio-Electronics has an article "for experimental and educational purposes"
> on how to do it within a month after they come out?
> 
> It's amazing what some clowns will come up with in the name of "protection."
> Isn't it enough that they charge a rather ridiculous price for the music, 
> without dreaming up ways to make it sound bad?
>
> David L. Smith

I got quite a kick from the R-E article about how to make police
radar read out whatever speed value you want by beaming a microwave
signal at it imitating the Dopler shift.  Obviously such a gadget
is only for calibrating you own radar gun (hee hee).  I especaially
liked the relay input for attaching to your radar detector output
to save wear and tear while not calibrating your radar gun.  (as if
it would be such a phenomenal chore to switch on the calibrator
when necessary!)  Very charming, indeed.

Bill Mayhew
NEOUCOM
Division of Basic Medical Sciences
(wtm@neoucom.UUCCP  ...at least for the moment.)