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Dell Winders

09-19-1999 05:45 PM

ORATRON?

Anyone familiar with a device called "Oratron" from the 1950's? DELL

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Sam Scafferi

09-19-1999 06:15 PM

Re: ORATRON?

>Anyone familiar with a device called "Oratron" from the 1950's? DELL

Yes, I am familiar with it.

audigger53

09-19-1999 09:03 PM

Re: ORATRON?

Sam, Sam, your as bad a tease as my wife is at times. It did make me chuckle though. How about some more info on the Oratron? Regards Marc

>>Anyone familiar with a device called "Oratron" from the 1950's? DELL

>Yes, I am familiar with it.

Sam Scafferi

09-20-1999 09:08 AM

Re: ORATRON?

>

>Sam, Sam, your as bad a tease as my wife is at times. It did make me chuckle though. How about some more info on the Oratron? Regards Marc

>>>Anyone familiar with a device called "Oratron" from the 1950's? DELL

>>Yes, I am familiar with it.

Dell just ask if anyone was familiar with it. He didn't say he wanted to know about it. I just assumed a man of his experience, background and knowledge probably knew everything about it.

If you would like to know more about it, I'll dig out my file on it, and e-mail you some info. (It is not a dowsing device.)

By the way, it's called "Oretron", not "Oratron". (Unless the Oratron is something different, in that case, I know nothing about it.)

rick	09-20-1999 09:34 AM

Re: ORATRON?

hi sam-

if you would send info here too that would be

appreciated---just found old lrl files where

you spoke on subject already...my glutony to

understand---

reg-rick

>>

>>Sam, Sam, your as bad a tease as my wife is at times. It did make me chuckle though. How about some more info on the Oratron? Regards Marc

>>>>Anyone familiar with a device called "Oratron" from the 1950's? DELL

>>>Yes, I am familiar with it.

>Dell just ask if anyone was familiar with it. He didn't say he wanted to know about it. I just assumed a man of his experience, background and knowledge probably knew everything about it.

>If you would like to know more about it, I'll dig out my file on it, and e-mail you some info. (It is not a dowsing device.)

>By the way, it's called "Oretron", not "Oratron". (Unless the Oratron is something different, in that case, I know nothing about it.)

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