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Subject: Re: Eagle Fish I.D. and Fish I.D. Plus sonars problems
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Date: 14 Sep 90 10:25:41 GMT
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If you really want to play with the concepts of sonar, in air, try to
get hold of one the "designer packs" that Polaroid Co put out a few
years back.   It was the "works" from the ultrasonic rangefinder they
had on one of their cameras, but sold "loose", specifically for people
to experiment with.

I remember looking at it, and the cash in my pocket, and trying hard to
think of a reason why I needed one!

Have fun !

Ian

"I wouldn't work for a company that had opinions like mine."