Re: Why JFET amp instead of Non-inv Op amp? Do they both not have high Imp?


"Jim Thompson" <thegreatone@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> On 16 Apr 2005 17:18:35 -0700, Winfield Hill
> <hill_a@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:


>> Rural electrification, started by FDR as you say, something that
>> wouldn't have happened under a GW Bush utility-privatization scheme.
>> We privatized here in MA, and have been royally screwed as result.
>> Reminds me of California. Thankfully we escaped their mess, so far.
>
> Careful there, Win, you're going to need a bigger gyro ;-)

In the UK, much of the market was opened up to competition and it simply
meant that a few substandard companies were replaced with many of no better
standard.

On top of that they often did underhand tricks to get people to change
suppliers.
Like taking over your supply without your consent. If people complained,
they just said "oh sorry" and put it back. Obviously enough people didn't to
make it worthwhile.

In short, neither way will be satisfactory if the people involved are no
good.


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