At 09:46 AM 12/4/95 PST, you wrote:
>james fischer said:
>
>> 2) You bring a battery and a CB radio.
>> 2a) Just for luck, the battery in
>> question should NOT be set on
>> concrete, but I don't want to
>> start THAT thread AGAIN...
>
>Just an update, the battery is still at 13 Volts and holding. However,
>there's no MG electrical flux field near it because the "Honey, in the
>interests of science, I need to park my car in the garage" trick didn't
>work. And I inspected the contents of the sewer line under the battery,
>but didn't find anything other than you'd expect.
>
>Here's a plot of the results so far (logarithmic voltage scale):
>
>13 | --------------------------------------
>12 | '
>0 |
> then now
As I write this, there is a conversation going on in the lab outside my door
about someones battery going dead. One engineer warning another not to
store it on a concrete floor. I will print out your mail and hand it to them.
Good job on the sewer! Any word on the name of the dog?
Ted
Edward B. (Ted) Weiler, TWeiler@Eskimo.com
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