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Barb M, ACTUALLY I forgot to mention that the rubber "Email Bag" is kept lubricated with turnipseed oil, to allow the data packets to travel through the wires, the odd numbered packets are combined with JURPWEG bleets and rerouted over the fester pods to facilitate the movement during times of packet flashing. A ceramic purdle holder is often interconnected concentrically to avoid side ducting and excessive spraddle and shallow data fills. Local oscillators are supplied whenever the status of the fixed purdles lack sufficient integrity to straddle the data stream. If the humpit valve is closed and data overflows the pidle gate area, the packets over stream onto stagnant code stations. This is the most efficient use of the system and prevents common stacking and swaning errors. If you are interested in increasing your knowledge in this area, I recommend the third edition of " Humpit Valve Purdle Duct JURPWEG Bleets MADE SIMPLE for DUMMIES" By the late Edgar Bergen" it is not only a quick read, but it makes what could be a complex problem, simple! Ken B