[SI-LIST] Strange equipment/circuit symptoms

Hi All,

Its the beginning of the week and I have posted a new podcast program 
on the increasing frequency of strange equipment and circuit problems 
I have noticed in recent years. I discuss, in a general 
non-proprietary way, some interesting effects I have encountered from 
a mobile phone killing another mobile electronic device to some very 
unusual ESD effects. Problems like these use to be an annoyance or 
worse when I was an employee, now I don't mind as they provide "income 
enhancement."

The program is at http://emcesd-podcast.com and is at the top of the 
list (now at 18 programs) dated March 26, 2006. If you right click on 
the link (article date) you can save the mp3 file or left click on the 
link to play it in your browser. Let me know what you think of the 
program.

Doug
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