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Getting an advanced degree is not for everyone.? Just because you can doenn't necessarily mean you should.? A few lines of work, and a few jobs, require these degrees but the vast majority do

Thanks Chuck, That was a very interesting post. Matt

I have a technical library with about 1500 volumes, including the afore-mentioned McGraw-Hill Series in Electrical and Electronic Engineering as well as what I believe to be a complete set of the

Not that this is anywhere near the charter for this group, but the reason this happens is fairly straight forward. The United States gets into various alliances, and confrontations with countries

Your average course textbook is roughly 150 USD or so. Making an Ebook out of them, the students are "only" charged 70 to 100 USD. Some order the dead tree copies, some don't. "look! we're saving

They were originally published by McGraw Hill (red cloth bindings) and later republished by Boston Technical Publishers (lesser-quality gray bindings). It took me quite awhile to collect all volumes.

I'm looking for a pair of side panels with carrying strap for an HP-vintage 5071A standard. The part number appears to be 05071-00037.? I don't know if this part is unique to the 5071A or if other

I thought I had started a new topic. My apologies if I did not. I don't want the discussion here either. It grew out of the Rad Lab discussion. I will, to a degree, indulge people if some want to

Michael A. Terrell Michael A. Terrell Michael A. TerrellI found a copy of Skolnik's RADAR Handbook at a flea market for $1, and one book dealer would hold any electronics related books back

Guys, please! This is still a hijacked thread regarding power detectors on a group about HP Instruments. The world has (more than) enough on-line places for this sort of topic but I suggest this is

Hello, let me comment on this aspect: This is the fault of today's university administration. I could tell stories, both from personal experience as student and from my exwifes consulting agency. In

Mike- Can’t help with the big picture but I’m after a 1932 first edition of Terman-should you have one you want to relinquish…Not found anything earlier than the 1937 edition since I started

where .. where ! as usual in the box with some transistors under another box containning some screws behind the big parcel on the floor ! same problem here ! hi ... -------Message

(&) "Oh, Harold!" she breathed, as he frantically fumbled with the restraining fasteners on her GPIB harness connectors.... [From "Fifty Shades of Gray Pixels"] Now... what a novel that would

Merci Chef! I must have some original HP spare thermistors...... But where......Best 73 de Harke

See if you can find "Toward Better Photography" by Vincent McGarrett, copyright about 1946 or so. He was my Dad, and he spent a year or more writing the book and took about a thousand pictures. It

Around here, meaning Los Angeles in general, used book stores are getting to be a rarity. Most used books are on the internet. I also buy a lot of books of the non-technical sort, at the bookstores

I once bought some old Fluke?6070A and 6080A signal generators at an online military base auction.? Nothing super high tech: these are 500 MHz and 1 GHz signal generators. To be honest, I wasn't

There's definitely a lot of garbage in the book section of most Goodwill stores. I mean, how many copies of the Twilight books did they really print? I think ALL of them are on the shelves of

I'd like to call attention to the EEVblog.com forum. I was put off by Dave's YouTube persona and didn't pay attention to it for a long time. Yes, there is no shortage of Bozos, but it is the