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How High Will Helium Baloons Go?
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January 22nd 05, 04:50 AM
Mike Coslo
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Looks like somebody cottoned on to what some hams are doing:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6843771
Quick! Someone tell them it won't work!! ;^)
I'll pass on your troll for now Michael. But I *will* be back later
. .
bank it.
I'm trolling when I answer Jim's email?
This ain't an e-mail circuit.
I stopped discussing the matter
in this group.
Uhh . . why . . ?
I'll answer this one, but let me bow out of any more.
There just wasn't much reason to continue the discussions. Whereas I
wanted some discussion about possibilities, a lot of what I got was in
the form of how things that were being done on a regular basis -
couldn't be done.
So what do I do? An awful lot of people might get sarcastic and snide
about it, but I prefer not to. Sometimes discretion is gritting your
teeth and moving on.
If I launch a balloon, and it goes to 50 Kfeet, then I suppose it means
I'm a failure, and if I report a 100Kfeet launch and successful
retrieval, I guess I'm rubbing it in.
Obviously it was naivety for me to expect a response other than what I
received, don't you agree? 8^)
- Mike KB3EIA -
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