What interests brought Boccadoro to this physics forum?

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In summary, "Boccadoro" is an Italian name that translates to "golden mouth" in English. It has Italian origins and is often used as a surname. It is not a very common name and is more commonly used as a surname rather than a first name. There is no specific significance of the name "Boccadoro" in science, but it may be used by scientists or researchers. The correct pronunciation of "Boccadoro" is "boh-kah-doh-roh" with the emphasis on the second syllable.
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Greetings all,

I'm new, and possibly under-qualified to hang with serious physicists.

My interests involve architecture, structural engineering and, the reason I'm here, amateur remote-control systems.

Looking forward to the exchange,
B
 
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Post Script:

RC systems are a very comfortable topic as I already fly and drive FPV. I have some ideas for submersibles that I'd like to bounce off anyone receiving.
 
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Welcome Boccadoro, please read our rules and post in the appropriate forum.
 
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Ego,

Was I not in the new member intro forum?

B
 
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Whoops...Evo. Sorry
 
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Boccadoro said:
Whoops...Evo. Sorry
:biggrin: No problem. Just giving you a heads up, not that you've done anything wrong.
 

FAQ: What interests brought Boccadoro to this physics forum?

What does "Boccadoro" mean?

"Boccadoro" is an Italian name that translates to "golden mouth" in English.

Where did the name "Boccadoro" originate from?

The name "Boccadoro" has Italian origins and is often used as a surname.

Is "Boccadoro" a common name?

No, "Boccadoro" is not a very common name. It is more commonly used as a surname rather than a first name.

What is the significance of "Boccadoro" in science?

There is no specific significance of the name "Boccadoro" in science. It is simply a name that may be used by scientists or researchers.

How do you pronounce "Boccadoro"?

"Boccadoro" is pronounced as "boh-kah-doh-roh" with the emphasis on the second syllable.

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