David Griffith wrote:
How does it look now?
Good :-)
Just a minor note: I like to set the square flag on the first pin.
This makes debugging in the absence of a silk print easier.
-- press q while the mouse hovers over the pin.
A: Because it fouls the order in which people normally read
On Thu, 12 Aug 2010, Kai-Martin Knaak wrote:
David Griffith wrote:
How does it look now?
Good :-)
Thanks.
Just a minor note: I like to set the square flag on the first pin.
This makes debugging in the absence of a silk print easier.
-- press q while the mouse hovers over the pin.
Or I
Hi all,
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Subject: Re: gEDA-user: Commercial CAD, land pattern generators report
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Hi all,
Sorry for the OT post, I've googled this to death without finding an
answer and was hoping someone here might know.
I recently purchased an old, second-hand UV exposure box to try making
PCBs at home. One of the tubes has started to fail and in replacing
them I have noticed something
Dave N6NZ wrote:
On Aug 11, 2010, at 12:28 PM, John Griessen wrote;
What's a good reference about DXF?
Arghhh...
.
.
.. the structure of dxf... Imagine a design committee consisting entirely of
passive-aggressive, 'B' ark chimpanzees
that were only convinced to join the project for the
Bob Paddock wrote:
a 1 part library operating a layout service bureau
Take a look at [1]http://wikicomponents.com The worlds first and
only truly open source for 2D and 3D PCB component package, part and
electrical device data.
I corresponded with Dino Ditta, the person
Bert Timmerman wrote:
Hi all,
a 1 part library operating a layout service bureau
Take a look at http://wikicomponents.com The worlds first
Excuse me for having a rather pessimistic view about this site.
IMHO, this flipped wikicomponents coin can go just one of two ways:
Head:
It
Chris Smith wrote:
I assumed that a
previous owner uprated the tubes without changing the ballast, but in
looking for a replacement I have become stuck.
I can find plenty of general information on how fluorescent tubes work,
but no specific advice on ballast selection.
2. two tubes can be
On Thu, 12 Aug 2010 09:53:43 -0500
John Griessen j...@ecosensory.com wrote:
Or shop for a second hand UV tanning lamp?
Another solution might be looking at the circuits that excite the tubes
with high frequency. With a simple oscillator, you can use the tubes
without the filament, and if they
John,
It seems still to be unimplemented in 1.6.1. Or do I simply not understand
how it works? I don't use it: the file you saw was notes for documentation,
not a bug report.
The patch is from my private git repository and is not implemented in
any downloadable gnetlist version.
I know
On Aug 12, 2010, at 1:50 PM, Bas Gieltjes wrote:
John,
It seems still to be unimplemented in 1.6.1. Or do I simply not understand
how it works? I don't use it: the file you saw was notes for documentation,
not a bug report.
The patch is from my private git repository and is not
OK, core developers. How do we get this into 1.8?
Upload it to the sourceforge patch tracker to prevent that the
patch gets lost.
Bas
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On Thu, 2010-08-12 at 09:17 -0500, John Griessen wrote:
OpenNurbs.org has the code, public domain. He's considering forking
and licensing it GPL.
IMO, that sounds like quite an aggressive thing to do to a code base..
particularly forking, then choosing a less permissive license to release
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