Let's hope it is just an April Fool's joke! Bob, W4RJP

Wins most elaborate April’s Fools so far this morning! And here I was blaming “Road Kill Computers” for Pete’s problems.

Shortly after I posted the "Open Letter", I got a private email from someone who shall remain nameless, sort of chastising me for using the name "Skunk Works" for our company since it's a registered

I have heard of many folks using the term “Skunk Works.” I think it all originated in Al Capp’s comic strip, “Lil Abner,’ way back in the 40s. I fondly remember it. I loved Joe Brstsk, the

There is a saying about you know things are getting bad when you can't tell if it's reality or a joke.  I know of too many incidences like that to find this funny - and I DO find this frightening as

Jim - Forgive the OT, I couldn't help but chuckle when I saw this. About 10 years ago my son had to do a graphics design project for school, so did one on some radio activities of mine, and we

Without delving too deep into a subject area I am in no way an expert, I found this finding in a court case involving "skunk works": " On September 18, 1973, Lockheed registered the mark SKUNK WORKS

Ron, it will be a week or two before my Arduino Nano board arrives. In the mean time I can read the Kindle. As I mentioned to David, acronyms are my biggest hurdle. But, once I get into 'hands on'

Hmmm. Where's there smoke...I smell more, a rat maybe ? ;-)

I suppose when Jim gets sued by Lockheed for using the term "skunk works" in an forum thread, he can switch using "skonk works". Al Capp may not mind so much anymore. Wikipedia confirms the Al Capp

Amen...I've been saying this for years... Jack, W8TEE

Hah! Somehow I don't think that Lockheed Martin would even bother with me since I didn't name a company the "Skunk Works" and just used it like so many other people have, in passing, as a joking

Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they aren't out to get you - Woody Allen Paul ZS2OE

It would be interesting to challenge the trademark as Lockheed has allowed it to fall into general use. Many companies and people use the term to illustrate a type of behavior and not to refer to

The post by Bill Meara is hilaryous. Apparently many on this group are taking it way too serious. This is April Fools Day. Bill's off-topic post seems to have caught a lot of people before their

If "Skunk Works" proves unusable, how about "Termite Terrace"?

Great, I was just looking for the 4 line version.

I spelled LocTite wrong.

Thanks for posting the link - I did not know about this site. My uBITX arrives next week so the timing of your post is perfect! 73, Bill NZ0T

Anyone? LOL.