My comments are the rock in the big pond. YES.
However, just back from INTER COMM 97.
Anybody who thinks that in three years from now, when PCS is taking hold, when
CATV companies offer dial tone and telcos are offering TV, we will be operating
the old T1 pipe infrastructure, is ready for a ru
Vic,
I have a feeling your statements, in this case, are intended to be a large
rock thrown into a very still pond so you can see what kind of waves it
creates. :-)
Even so I'll take the bait and add to the fray.
I concur with Tania.
I think your statement about obsolecents are bentrovato in t
To: Michael Wright
Sorry for the slow response, it took a while to dig out the references.
European Norm EN 563 "Safety of machinery - Temperatures of touchable
surfaces - Ergonomics data to establish temperature limit values for hot
surfaces" may have what you are looking for.
It contains contac
My dear Signore,
There is a lot of equipment out there that is expected to last 10, 15,
or more years. Thus, it becomes a catastrophe to have to redesign
something that is not yet past its adolescence. Any equipment that
"peddles" for 100K is not designed to beco
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