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"The place to find information and where your posts, photos and build logs will last."
We are careful to maintain and keep this Forum as a valuable resource to everyone.
It is also nice to know that we are available on the Wayback Machine.
Go to:
www.archive.org
and enter our URL:
https://www.theassociationofmodelsubmariners.com/
You will there find snapshots of this Forum taken in time. Everything is there "warts and all" without any subsequent attempts at editing or any attempts to remove posts. It goes back to 2010.
We may not make gravity waves but at least we are now part of space-time!
(The information about the Wayback machine comes from the March 2016 edition of Everyday Practical Electronics. Thanks for the tip about subscribing, John!)
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