Re: Magnifier Primary Capacitors - EQUIDRIVE vs. STANDARD

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Original poster: Ed Phillips <evp-at-pacbell-dot-net> 

"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"

	As long as I'm still working our company librarian can either get
copies of articles old and new on line, or else borrow the original
periodical from the UCLA Engineering Library, which seems to have just
about everything I've looked for.  I have access to Caltech's Millikan
library too, but not as good a selection and the last time I was there
then didn't have too much in the way of professional group transactions.

	I'll try another go at the IEEE site (I do have a password and PIN),
but am almost always disappointed when I go there.

Ed