By Peter Cochrane
Published: Tuesday 14 October 2008
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Name
Peter Cochrane
Location
Woodbridge, Suffolk, UK
Occupation
Engineer, Technologist, Futurist
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Paul = This 'non-linearity problem' will always be with us and will tend to crop up in the most unlikely places. Some parts of the mobile network have been bedeviled with strange effects due to rusty nuts and bolts coupled with dissimilar metals/acid rain etc. The really good news is that we are moving away from a world of a few very powerful transmitters to a world of millions of low power units. Hopefully this will see the general problem diminish. Peter
My wife's grandmother lived in Solihull, quite nea...
Paul
Peter, let me recommend "How Mumbo-jumbo Conquered...
Richard Percival
Peter - how many people do you know who start reac...
Karen Challinor
Paul = This 'non-linearity problem' will always be...
Peter Cochrane
Peter -- Non-linearity has been around for a long ...
misceng
The really dangerous thing about this is that it a...
Martin Wright
Richard = Thanks for that - I'll order a copy via ...
Peter Cochrane
MiscEng = Yes indeed it has a long history stretch...
Peter Cochrane
Martin = Nice one - look out for my next blog on t...
Peter Cochrane
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