Re: Magnifier Primary Capacitors - EQUIDRIVE vs. STANDARD

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


Usually a visit to a local large University library will do the trick.  I've
used the UW-Wisconsin libraries which are now online.  You have to learn
their "language" to do the searchs but it's worth the effort, and best of
all, they're free!!   Usually ask for a one-time $30 deposit which is kept
at the library but that's all.

All the IEEE Journals will be at your fingertips.

Dr. Resonance

Resonance Research Corporation
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Baraboo   WI   53913
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 > >         Is there any way to access any of them (or IRE & AIEE) Journals
on
 > >line?  Our company library threw out ALL !!!!!!! bound volumes and
 > >dropped their subscriptions based on the assumption everything was
 > >available "on line".  I've belonged to the IEEE (& IRE/AIEE) since 1947
 > >but found I couldn't keep back issues for long.  Don't belong to any
 > >PG's involved with HV so don't know what is being written.
 > >
 > >Ed
 > Some of the older archives are coming on line.  For instance, the old
 > Antennas and Propagation journals are now on line through Xplore (of
 > course, you have to pay for it)
 >
 > Sometimes using the "Web of Science" can locate online versions of
 > things.  I don't know if  searches in WoS are free (I haven't tried it
from
 > off-lab)
 > http://www.isinet-dot-com/products/citation/wos/
 >
 >
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