Talk:Spectrum analyzer
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[edit] Product Information links
Is it really right to have these links to web pages advertising spectrum analyzers? I've been leary of adding links to the information pages the company I work for has on using spec-ans just to avoid any impropriety, but if everybody else is going to get links.... At least the links I would add would be to useful info. N0YKG 02:35, 9 December 2005 (UTC)
- Agreed. I'm not sure you want people using this encyclopedia to advertise their products. However, if you follow those links you will see that the documents are not advertisements, but informative technical bulletins that can be generally applied to ANY spectrum analyzer. If your docs fit the same description I don't see a problem.--mcrema 22 February 2006
- Keep the links. At least they have some pictures (which the article lacks). Romanski 10:11, 22 May 2006 (UTC)
