MJK worksheets

[edlafontaine]

Martin King is opening access to his Mathcad based worksheets again after a brief absence. These offer simulation of a variety of transmission lines, back loaded horns, open baffle & dipole among others. Cost is $25 and requires Mathcad software to function.

Sign-up details & other info available at:

http://www.quarter-wave.com/Back_Door/MathCad_Models.html

A yahoo group has begun to assist in the support of the use of the worksheets:

http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/quarter-wave/

[edlafontaine]

Re: MJK worksheets

bump

[Taterworks]

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Clickable link doesn't work for me. (Saturday, 8pm)

[edlafontaine]

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Thanks for the heads up. I've just corrected the link.

Mongo must've spilled beans on the key board. ;)

[Thezeek]

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Thanks for the heads up. I've just corrected the link.

Mongo must've spilled beans on the key board. ;)

Thanks for the heads up. Careful with those beans.

[depthsounder]

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This is good news. I hope that this distribution model will work out for him and that we will have this resource available for a long time in the future.

-David

[jonpike]

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Great news...

I was on the verge of paying the $25 for the current ones just before he pulled them... kicked myself ever since. Will be doing that shortly... and I suggest that anyone interested in TL's and their relatives get over there and toss in the basket. (actually there are a few other design sheets for not just TL enclosures) I'm not even going to address the ones who used them commercially but never paid up...

I remember back to the old BBS days, with dialup modems... (geeze, sounds like I should say that in a creaky old man voice...) when the concept of "shareware" came about. Many programs for anything you could think of, with evaluation versions (or even the full functional one) available to download. If you liked it, you would send the guy some money, while the program would advertize iteself being passed from BBS to BBS... Lots of cool programs, many that took a LOT of work from someone or someones... and a lot of times a very good program would fade away, in that the parties never got enough support to keep them working on and updating it.

So, if you've ever had a resteraunt you like a lot, but haven't gotten out to very often... close their doors, think about supporting those who dedicate lots of their time providing things of value and use...

(/sermon mode OFF)