Re: suggestion for list

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Original poster: "Dr. Resonance" <resonance-at-jvlnet-dot-com> 


Duane Bylund was probably the first with his published work dating back to
1973.

Dr. Resonance

 >
 > Hi, there is a lot of "inventing/devising/improvising going on in solid
 > state coil work. Why not just put the entries in dated order and classed
by
 > description such as "oltc or "sstc" and have the author write a brief
 > statement about his circuit..let the reader decide "who" had the first
 > "what" instead of saying" i think he/she was the inventor of xx??tc" if
the
 > author has a patent then it should be in the brief description. another
 > classification type might include reference to work simular to/and or
 > modified by the author.
 > perhaps the author might invite questions and leave his e-mail address
also.
 > The list might become a great list and reference for later use.
 > Happy sparking, Brian Foley
 > Website <http://www.genapro-dot-com>http://www.genapro-dot-com
 >
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