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Invention of the magnetron -an essential component of radar andmicroweace ovens.
1940? I don't think so, the US didn't have a working cavity magnetron
until it was taken there! Cheers MC Jeff Morris wrote: In 1940 the American technology was the equal of the British for the longer 1 meter wavelength. But they were not deployed in the same numbers as the British. I'm not saying the British were not major players in this field. But you implied that Radar would not have existed without the British - this is clearly a myth! "The_navigator©" wrote in message ... Bwhahahahha. Who built the first radar array? Did the US even have an array? Cheers MC Jeff Morris wrote: We were spending billions of dollars developing Radar to save Britain. |
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Invention of the magnetron -an essential component of radar and microweace ovens.
Sorry to disillusion you ..
http://www.radarworld.org/america.html -- -jeff "The_navigator©" wrote in message ... 1940? I don't think so, the US didn't have a working cavity magnetron until it was taken there! Cheers MC Jeff Morris wrote: In 1940 the American technology was the equal of the British for the longer 1 meter wavelength. But they were not deployed in the same numbers as the British. I'm not saying the British were not major players in this field. But you implied that Radar would not have existed without the British - this is clearly a myth! "The_navigator©" wrote in message ... Bwhahahahha. Who built the first radar array? Did the US even have an array? Cheers MC Jeff Morris wrote: We were spending billions of dollars developing Radar to save Britain. |
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Invention of the magnetron -an essential component of radar andmicroweace ovens.
The British had the same in 1935 -5 years earlier than the USA...
Cheers MC Jeff Morris wrote: Sorry to disillusion you .. http://www.radarworld.org/america.html -- -jeff "The_navigator©" wrote in message ... 1940? I don't think so, the US didn't have a working cavity magnetron until it was taken there! Cheers MC Jeff Morris wrote: In 1940 the American technology was the equal of the British for the longer 1 meter wavelength. But they were not deployed in the same numbers as the British. I'm not saying the British were not major players in this field. But you implied that Radar would not have existed without the British - this is clearly a myth! "The_navigator©" wrote in message ... Bwhahahahha. Who built the first radar array? Did the US even have an array? Cheers MC Jeff Morris wrote: We were spending billions of dollars developing Radar to save Britain. |
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Invention of the magnetron -an essential component of radar and microweace ovens.
They did have the Ubitron.
A far superior device! "The_navigator©" wrote in message ... 1940? I don't think so, the US didn't have a working cavity magnetron until it was taken there! Cheers MC Jeff Morris wrote: In 1940 the American technology was the equal of the British for the longer 1 meter wavelength. But they were not deployed in the same numbers as the British. I'm not saying the British were not major players in this field. But you implied that Radar would not have existed without the British - this is clearly a myth! "The_navigator©" wrote in message ... Bwhahahahha. Who built the first radar array? Did the US even have an array? Cheers MC Jeff Morris wrote: We were spending billions of dollars developing Radar to save Britain. |
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Invention of the magnetron -an essential component of radar andmicroweace ovens.
bwhahahhahahahahhahaha. Another post war British invention!
Cheers MC Myron Florin wrote: They did have the Ubitron. A far superior device! "The_navigator©" wrote in message ... 1940? I don't think so, the US didn't have a working cavity magnetron until it was taken there! Cheers MC Jeff Morris wrote: In 1940 the American technology was the equal of the British for the longer 1 meter wavelength. But they were not deployed in the same numbers as the British. I'm not saying the British were not major players in this field. But you implied that Radar would not have existed without the British - this is clearly a myth! "The_navigator©" wrote in message ... Bwhahahahha. Who built the first radar array? Did the US even have an array? Cheers MC Jeff Morris wrote: We were spending billions of dollars developing Radar to save Britain. |
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Invention of the magnetron -an essential component of radar and microweace ovens.
But they didn't invent the orgasmatron!
"The_navigator©" wrote in message ... bwhahahhahahahahhahaha. Another post war British invention! Cheers MC Myron Florin wrote: They did have the Ubitron. A far superior device! "The_navigator©" wrote in message ... 1940? I don't think so, the US didn't have a working cavity magnetron until it was taken there! Cheers MC Jeff Morris wrote: In 1940 the American technology was the equal of the British for the longer 1 meter wavelength. But they were not deployed in the same numbers as the British. I'm not saying the British were not major players in this field. But you implied that Radar would not have existed without the British - this is clearly a myth! "The_navigator©" wrote in message ... Bwhahahahha. Who built the first radar array? Did the US even have an array? Cheers MC Jeff Morris wrote: We were spending billions of dollars developing Radar to save Britain. |
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Invention of the magnetron -an essential component of radar andmicroweace ovens.
Oh sorry, I though it was a free erection device!
Cheers MC Myron Florin wrote: But they didn't invent the orgasmatron! "The_navigator©" wrote in message ... bwhahahhahahahahhahaha. Another post war British invention! Cheers MC Myron Florin wrote: They did have the Ubitron. A far superior device! "The_navigator©" wrote in message ... 1940? I don't think so, the US didn't have a working cavity magnetron until it was taken there! Cheers MC Jeff Morris wrote: In 1940 the American technology was the equal of the British for the longer 1 meter wavelength. But they were not deployed in the same numbers as the British. I'm not saying the British were not major players in this field. But you implied that Radar would not have existed without the British - this is clearly a myth! "The_navigator©" wrote in message ... Bwhahahahha. Who built the first radar array? Did the US even have an array? Cheers MC Jeff Morris wrote: We were spending billions of dollars developing Radar to save Britain. |
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Invention of the magnetron -an essential component of radar andmicroweace ovens.
One better: The erogenator!
Cheers MC Myron Florin wrote: But they didn't invent the orgasmatron! "The_navigator©" wrote in message ... bwhahahhahahahahhahaha. Another post war British invention! Cheers MC Myron Florin wrote: They did have the Ubitron. A far superior device! "The_navigator©" wrote in message ... 1940? I don't think so, the US didn't have a working cavity magnetron until it was taken there! Cheers MC Jeff Morris wrote: In 1940 the American technology was the equal of the British for the longer 1 meter wavelength. But they were not deployed in the same numbers as the British. I'm not saying the British were not major players in this field. But you implied that Radar would not have existed without the British - this is clearly a myth! "The_navigator©" wrote in message ... Bwhahahahha. Who built the first radar array? Did the US even have an array? Cheers MC Jeff Morris wrote: We were spending billions of dollars developing Radar to save Britain. |
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Invention of the magnetron -an essential component of radar and microweace ovens.
But they didn't invent the orgasmatron!
I bet Lady Pilot invented that. --=20 katysails s/v Chanteuse Kirie Elite 32 http://katysails.tripod.com "Women and cats will do as they please, and men and dogs should relax and get used to the idea." - Robert A. Heinlein |
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Invention of the magnetron -an essential component of radar and microweace ovens.
Do you have one?
Or two? "katysails" wrote in message ... But they didn't invent the orgasmatron! I bet Lady Pilot invented that. -- katysails s/v Chanteuse Kirie Elite 32 http://katysails.tripod.com "Women and cats will do as they please, and men and dogs should relax and get used to the idea." - Robert A. Heinlein |
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