Who is your favourite electronics guru?

[Tony Burch]

Hi,



I was just pondering the idea of "gurus" & I thought the following questions
may hopefully make some interesting & entertaining discussion.



Including people in this newsgroup & others working in the field, whom do
you consider to be the present-day "gurus" in electronics? .I mean the
people who are well known & highly respected for their work & contributions
in this field.



Who is your favourite guru & why?



Tony

 

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Who is your favourite guru & why?

ooh ooh... can I be the first.

PA !

 

[David L. Jones]

Hi,



I was just pondering the idea of "gurus" & I thought the following questions
may hopefully make some interesting & entertaining discussion.



Including people in this newsgroup & others working in the field, whom do
you consider to be the present-day "gurus" in electronics? .I mean the
people who are well known & highly respected for their work & contributions
in this field.



Who is your favourite guru & why?

Mr Google!

Dave

 

[Friday]

Hi,



I was just pondering the idea of "gurus" & I thought the following questions
may hopefully make some interesting & entertaining discussion.



Including people in this newsgroup & others working in the field, whom do
you consider to be the present-day "gurus" in electronics? .I mean the
people who are well known & highly respected for their work & contributions
in this field.



Who is your favourite guru & why?



Tony

Tom Moffat is my favourite.

Friday

 

[David L. Jones]

Tom Moffat is my favourite.

What ever happened to Tom Moffat?
I think last spotted writing for RadioMag that lasted about 2 issues or
something.

Dave

 

[Bob Parker]

How about Don Lancaster? A very cluey dude indeed.
He's such a guru that it's the title he's bestowed upon himself. See
http://www.tinaja.com/

 

[David L. Jones]

Went back to the States.

I knew that much already.
His last known web page (now archived) is here:
http://web.archive.org/web/20020103071922/www.olympus.net/personal/tmoffat/

Dave

 

[Ross Herbert]

Hi,



I was just pondering the idea of "gurus" & I thought the following questions
may hopefully make some interesting & entertaining discussion.



Including people in this newsgroup & others working in the field, whom do
you consider to be the present-day "gurus" in electronics? .I mean the
people who are well known & highly respected for their work & contributions
in this field.



Who is your favourite guru & why?



Tony

I've always had a sneaking admiration of old timers such as Reg
Williamson.

 

[bulfrog]

Hi,



I was just pondering the idea of "gurus" & I thought the following questions
may hopefully make some interesting & entertaining discussion.



Including people in this newsgroup & others working in the field, whom do
you consider to be the present-day "gurus" in electronics? .I mean the
people who are well known & highly respected for their work & contributions
in this field.



Who is your favourite guru & why?



Tony

Rod Speed

 

[moby]

Who is your favourite guru & why?

Win Hill has to be right up there - being gold plated rocket scientist
is one thing, being able to share that knowledge without assuming airs
& graces is something else entirely.
M

 

[rob]

Rod Speed

Nah - Philthy

 

[Friday]

Went back to the States.

Peter

Hey Peter I count you as one of my electronics gurus too!


Friday (VK6ABC)

 

[two bob]

I was just pondering the idea of "gurus" & I thought the following

Rod Speed

Some gutless fuckwit desperately cowering behind
.. . . . (insert own name here). . . . . > wrote just the
puerile shit thats always pouring from the back of it.