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Extremely small transmitter - help!

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From: Per Elmdahl
Date: Tue, 02 Feb 1988 22:28

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Hello, world!\n

A friend of mine wanted some advice, so I decided to ask the Net!

My friend is attending a course where he is going to make an
electronic construction. His project consists of constructing 
and building a tiny transmitter for measuring the temperature
in the stomach of a snake! (Can you believe it?). Now he is 
wondering about how to make such a small tranmitter, how to
power it, and how to make an antenna. (Please no jokes about
half-wave snakes :-) )
  
If you have any ideas about making such a device, please let me
know via e-mail or on the net.

-- 
 / Per Elmdahl  SM5OCI  ( enea!liuida!obelix!per-el , per-el@obelix.liu.se )

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From: per-el@obelix.liu.se (Per Elmdahl)
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Subject: Extremely small transmitter - help!
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Date: 2 Feb 88 22:28:15 GMT
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