<p>In my previous podcast I spoke about the time I measured the voltage on a corona bar, a real one, not the beer. For this same company, I was challenged to design a safety device. I did, but it was the catalyst that nearly got me fired!</p>

In my previous podcast I spoke about the time I measured the voltage on a corona bar, a real one, not the beer. For this same company, I was challenged to design a safety device. I did, but it was the catalyst that nearly got me fired!

This is perhaps, the stupidest thing I've ever done, professionally.

True stories about technologies I've used over the past fifty years. From 4-bit, Intel 4004 microprocessors to the marvel of op-amps to building an interface to an HP-3000 in a rat-infested animal feed company.

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This is perhaps, the stupidest thing I've ever done, professionally.

This is perhaps, the stupidest thing I've ever done, professionally.