From the New Alexandria Library (*):
Curie died in 1934 at the sanatorium of Sancellemoz (Haute-Savoie),
France,
due to aplastic anemia brought on by her years of exposure to
radiation.
Best regards,
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Antonio A.S. Magalhaes/CT1TE
(*) AKA Wikipedia.com
Em 2013-07-09 21:11,
Fortunately, it seems that lightning is not as frequent in high
northern and southern latitudes as is in tropical regions.
I was told about a story of a group of Swedish scientists
involved in thunderstorm studies, having built a little lab
in the village with the best reputation of high
Now, that the Loran C ressurection seems to be probable,
I wonder if it is worthwhile to part a slighthly defective
2000C receiver.
If interested contact me off the list.
Antonio
CT1TE
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Paul Co.
I am a Loran addict: I have two 2000C (useless in Europe)
and another 2100F which is working very fine.
Best regards,
Antonio
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Antonio Amandio Sanches de Magalhaes
Em 2012-03-04 16:18, paul swed escreveu:
Antonio you are going to kill off your old 2000?
Mine still works.
Regards
Azelio,
I am currently receiving the 6731 Lessay chain. The strongest station
is the Xray Soustons, of course. But I can also lock to the Master even
at daylight.
The phase comparison of my Tbolt against Soustons never shows more
than few parts per trillion.
It is a pitty that the 7990
to have my Time Of Day.
Best regards,
Antonio
CT1TE
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Antonio Amandio Sanches de Magalhaes
Em 2012-03-04 18:43, J. Forster escreveu:
Are they useless because of the 4 digit GRIs?
If so, how about introducing a synthesizer into the 10 MHz ref input
to
jigger the 10.000 MHz to something close
Sorry: the 2000C doesn't directly displays TOD.
What I wish I had was an UTC seconds tick for
epoch time determination.
Kind regards,
Antonio
CT1TE
Em 2012-03-04 21:08, J. Forster escreveu:
I was not suggesting it for TOD... but as a standard of time interval
to
steer a local crystal. I've not
