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nobodysomebody47
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Over 80, Electrical Engineerng Articles

10/13/2012 11:46 PM

I would like to share this with everyone

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10/14/2012 12:22 AM

I think that link is broken, here the new link

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10/14/2012 11:31 AM

Ahem, I don't know about anyone else but I'm not downloading anything from an unknown source. Particularly anything with a lame misspelled label of "Over 80, Electrical Engineerng Articles". I ignore more articles than that on a daily basis from the technical industry magazines sent to me at my work e-mail address.

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Re: Over 80, Electrical Engineering Articles

10/15/2012 4:18 AM

Since you have a vast experience, I do not think these articles will be useful for old, retired people. They do not need to learn anything more, because they are already expired.

These are only for students.
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10/17/2012 2:13 PM

Hello redfred,

Could you please let me know how you get by mail technical industry articles.

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10/17/2012 3:35 PM

Join the IEEE.

Sign up for industry trade journals like EDN (www.edn.com), Control Engineering (www.controleng.com), ECN (ecnmag.com), or a blinding array of other trade journals.

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10/19/2012 5:20 PM

Thanks for your references. I have a great respect for your experience and your contributions to support everyone in this community.

Thanks once again.
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10/14/2012 3:44 PM

http://cr4.globalspec.com/thread/75302#newcomments
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Re: Over 80, Electrical Engineerng Articles

10/14/2012 4:14 PM

:) Good articles really..
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