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From: jwm@stdb.jhuapl.edu (Jim Meritt)
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Subject: Re: noise cancellation
Keywords: anti-noise
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Date: 24 Mar 89 17:04:19 GMT
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In article <5341@lynx.UUCP> neal@lynx.UUCP (Neal Woodall) writes:
}In article <805@neptune.AMD.COM> tom@neptune.AMD.COM (Tom Lynch) writes:
}
}>Yes, I read a sci-fi story about the noise eater also.  It was in
}>"Tales of the Whitehorn" I believe (read it in high school).  The
}>story was about the Fulton Silencer.
}
}Pretty good memory (if you went to high school in the 50's or 60's anyway).

HA!

Look up "Tom Swift and his Silentenna" - it "does" exactly this!

And entire BOOK based on it....


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