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to: HOLGER GRANHOLM
from: Ed Vance
date: 2012-08-29 16:26:00
subject: Re: Tubes

HG>In a message dated 08-19-12, Ed Vance said to Holger Granholm:

HG>GM Ed,
GE Holger ...  ._  __

HG>EV>I've read articles where the writer called them Valves.
HG>EV>In your area do you call them Valves or Tubes?  Thanks.

HG>See, we talk swedish here so we don't use either but in Great Britain
HG>they are called valves while in US-english they are tubes.

Would you tell me how you would write the Swedish word for a vacuum
tube?

And while you are at it, what is the Swedish word for a Transistor.

As I typed the word transistor, it made me think of something I said to
someone last week about my seeing a lot of people always talking on
their Celluar Phone.

I told them that I remembered a Comic Book called MAD Magazine that I
read in the 1950's that had a page in it about New Medical Problems.

One the new problems was "Transistor Radio Ear" and there was a drawing
showing a human ear that had grown around a battery powered radio
because the listener had held it up to their ear for a very long time
listening to it.

I wondered if MAD Magazine has updated their article to include Cell
Phone Ear now?


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