# Isid 1000 1000e and the spectrum *The Urth list — 3 messages, 3 voices, 06 Aug 2014* > Exported from an unofficial mirror of a public mailing list. Copyright > in each message remains with the person who wrote it. > Email addresses are obscured as `user at host`, the form the original > archive published. This file was rebuilt from parsed fields rather than > retained headers, so it is faithful in content but not byte-exact. --- ### Marc Aramini *06 Aug 2014, 19:22* Since most of the technology seems to be wavelength based in The God and His Man, I was wondering if anybody knew anything in light or microwave science that corresponded to that kind of name - isid 1000 1000e. E is a term used in describing wavelengths and frequency, but I don't think isid has anything to do with that. I hate to say it's just a serial number. --- ### Gerry Quinn *06 Aug 2014, 21:56 · in reply to Marc Aramini* I ofteh wondered about that name myself, but I don't have any ideas for it. Could it be verbalised binary code? In the end, I doubt it is important to the interpretation anyway. - Gerry Quinn > On 06/08/2014 20:22, Marc Aramini wrote: > Since most of the technology seems to be wavelength based in The God > and His Man, I was wondering if anybody knew anything in light or > microwave science that corresponded to that kind of name - isid 1000 > 1000e. E is a term used in describing wavelengths and frequency, but > I don't think isid has anything to do with that. I hate to say it's > just a serial number. > > > _______________________________________________ --- ### entonio at gmail.com *07 Aug 2014, 13:43 · in reply to Marc Aramini* Years ago someone suggested it could be 151D, not Isid. Doesn't seem to help, tho. No dia 06/08/2014, ?s 20:22, Marc Aramini escreveu: > Since most of the technology seems to be wavelength based in The God and His Man, I was wondering if anybody knew anything in light or microwave science that corresponded to that kind of name - isid 1000 1000e. E is a term used in describing wavelengths and frequency, but I don't think isid has anything to do with that. I hate to say it's just a serial number. > _______________________________________________ ---