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    Smile You might be absolutely correct.

    I suppose an echo has a significant energy distribution pattern which is a function of the angle on incidence. I do not know the physics but it certainly seems reasonable.

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    I don't know about all that, but if you stand at 1 focal point of a room made in an ellipse shape and wisper, someone standing at the other focal point can hear you clearly. Sonar is just sound, so it stands to reason it has to reflect like a pool ball.
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    Hello Ken,

    Were you able to get your serial link going?

    Walter

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