MRI communications

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From: Ron Helwig
Date: Tue, 13 Mar 1990 01:05

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        I don't know who it was that needed to communicate with people in MRI
imagers, but I would imagine that a system like that in airplanes would be
good enough. You know, those earphones that work by pulsing the air instead of
pulsing a membrane which would then pulse the air. All you would need is a
long tube to carry the air (I guess, as I don't really know). Hope this might
help.                           Ron 'Vulture' Helwig

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From: vulture@pnet51.orb.mn.org (Ron Helwig)
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Subject: MRI communications
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Date: 13 Mar 90 01:05:02 GMT
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