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> So, I suppose the "30 decibel" level came from an unreliable source --
> seems to happen a lot since the advent of the Internet (that we all know
> is an alien conspiracy).
>
Those outside the UK may have missed that the BBC has just paid out about
a quarter of a million USD to someone they w
> Those outside the UK may have missed that the BBC has just paid out about
> a quarter of a million USD to someone they wrongly named as a paedophile.
>
For the sake of accuracy, I suppose that should be "implied was" not
"named as", as the naming was done on Eric's aliens' Internet ...
M
At 08:46 24-11-12, Eric Carmichel wrote:
>Back in October (Sursound Digest, Vol 51, Issue 24, to be exact) there
>was a post regarding places to visit, and Orfield Labs, the "quietest
>place on Earth" was showcased. It was then pointed out that the BBC
>article (link below) said, "an average conv
off or landing, where a scientist making the
measurements mistakenly tells a journalist that -20dBm = 1/10 mW without being
challenged. Later the journalist quotes this as 1/10 W.
I wrote to point this out, and received a "thank you for your interest" reply...
David
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