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#Scientific Amigan

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#187651From: KEITH SIDERSMar 5, 1995 10:59 PM
Lu, where can I get linked up with Scientific Amigan? I'm an electronics engineer working in electronic countermeasures systems for the Navy and could use some good material for getting more out of my A3000. I'm also completing my MSEE this spring in signal processing systems, if that helps to define where my interests lie.
#188341From: Lu BeranekMar 10, 1995 6:31 AM
Keith, Intersting line of work you have there. I used for work for DoD here in Australia but in the fuels and lubricants area. I think we had people working in the same field as you tho'. Good luck with your MSEE, I got my MAppSci last year and I would be still plugging on if it hadn't have been for my trusty 2500/30 (have a look at MultiPlot for graphs). I posted this reply to someone else but in case you missed it… Scientific Amigan (The key to technical productivity with your Amiga), dedicated to any aspect of science and the Amiga. maths, engineering (is that a science?:-). stats, chemistry etc. US$39/year (11 issues + 2 disks as selected from the SA library), US$49/year foreign. Editor Walt Lounsbery Scientific Amigan POB 60685 Savannah, GA 31420-0685 email: waltal@well.sf.ca.us Phone: ummm I never really looked, I'm in Australia regards, Lu on AutoPilot downunder