Oh I got that much. I just don't know if it means good discrimination or "bad" discrimination; "I have discriminating tastes" or "I'm against discrimination".

 

Where does the paraphase amplifier come into play ... And why isn't the secondary tuned? If they used a foster-seeley discriminator alone it would be readily apparent.



Bad circuit design .... Typical.

 

Discrimination is in the eye of the beholder.

 

What part of discrimination don't you understand?

The kind that either isolates the frequency you want vs. the kind that doesn't discriminate well enough.

 

Bad circuit design .... Typical.

It's still a lot better than most of the T-shirts I own.

The purpose of T-shirt art is not to present good engineering. I would think it's more to present some image of how the wearer wants you to imagine him/her. In may case, they present the image that I haven't even read them myself and don't care what they say.

 

In may case, they present the image that I haven't even read them myself and don't care what they say.

I imagine you wearing a white T-shirt most of the time... (or of a solid color, at best)

 

I imagine you wearing a white T-shirt most of the time... (or of a solid color, at best)

I never wear white. I'm too much of a pig to keep a white shirt looking presentable.
I spend considerable time under cars, working with power tools, and crawling through attics.
In fact, today I pulled a T-shirt out of the rag bucket and wore it to the junk yard to get car parts.
You don't go to a junk yard in a white shirt!

 

You don't go to a junk yard in a white shirt!

So what's your thing... khaki?

 

So what's your thing... khaki?

Random crap found at yard sales and charity stores (like Goodwill).
Levi (Boot-Cut) Jeans hide my wooden leg nicely. After that, tennies and whatever T-shirt was on top of the pile that day.
I have no sense of style and don't care what strangers think of me. I survive on skill, not appearance.
HP would probably faint of she saw my usual attire.