On Tue, 10 May 2016, tony duell wrote: > Remember one of Don Vonada's laws 'Digital Circuits are made from > Analogue Parts'
That's an interesting saying. > So what appears to be a solid power or ground connection may have > different voltages along it. Those types of nuances and inconsistances are always frustrating but I understand it's the nature of working in the real world, rather than software. :-) > Getting back to the original request, my main worry is the 80 hour time > limit. Oh, that's just about the amount of time it takes before I rotate to the next hobby for a while. However, I find that the better I get a things, the more I enjoy them and then the rotations get longer for those hobbies. I just know that eighty hours is about as much as I can spend just doing pure learning before my mind needs a break for a while. It's not really a "limit". It's more my "bite size". > I am far from being the most knowledgeable person here, and perhaps I am > a very slow learner, but I must have spent over 80 _thousand_ hours > learning electronics and related subjeccts. And FWIW I am still > learning. I hear ya. There is nearly infinite depth there, no doubt. I just want to build up to a basic skill level that gets me functional in a few areas I care about. -Swift
