On Thu, Aug 21, 2008 at 11:01 PM, Bruce Lane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Good eve,
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> On 21-Aug-08 at 22:45 Hal Murray wrote:
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>>> I'm still picking up the pieces from a major FTP archive crash that
>>> lost me a considerable amount of data.
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Good eve,
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On 21-Aug-08 at 22:45 Hal Murray wrote:
>> I'm still picking up the pieces from a major FTP archive crash that
>> lost me a considerable amount of data.
>
>Disks are cheap.
I know. I'm in the process of building a second RAID arra
> I'm still picking up the pieces from a major FTP archive crash that
> lost me a considerable amount of data.
Disks are cheap.
Many years ago, one of the guys I worked with pointed out to me/us that it
was cheaper to buy more disks than it was to pay us at our normal sallary to
figure
Along the lines of my earlier request... If anyone did any downloading
from my site in the past year or so, I would greatly appreciate copies of what
you downloaded so I can rebuild. I will happily reimburse any postage or media
(blank CD-R's, etc.) costs.
Thanks much.
-=-=-=-
Max
A capacitance bridge using a transformer would be a lot more stable than merely
using the capacitance to vary the frequency of an LC oscillator.
The advantage of a capacitive sensing technique over a light beam is that it
has much simpler and potentially more stable mechanical system than w
Fellow clockers,
I'm still picking up the pieces from a major FTP archive crash that
lost me a considerable amount of data.
Among the files lost was the .PDF manuals for the Odetics 325 and 425.
The firmware files I can recover, as I still have the EPROMs in my original
unit, b
Hmmm. That sounds like something to be stored away for the day when my
thermostat goes bad. Sounds like it would work.
Regards.
Max. K 4 O D S.
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Hi Everybody;
My new t-bolt just arrived from TAPR. I powered it up, connected the comm
cable to the PC and it seems to be working like a CHAMP! I have two
questions for the group.
1) Is there a satellite (SV) map program available to go along with
"TBoltMon"?
2) Who do I thank at TAPR for this s
Hi,
Name is Scott McGrath and I am a fellow time nut who in addition to
playing with precise timing also plays with clocks!.
My current collection of standards includes the following
HP 105B
HP 117A
HP 5061A
HP 5065A ( dead physics package unfortunately )
Austron 2100F (sold to me as a T but n
"Max Robinson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>When I was at the university I saw and worked on a thermostatic switch that
>used a standard mercury thermometer. The little thing that clipped on to
>the thermometer was the capacitor in an oscillator. The detector for
>opening and closing the rela
When I was at the university I saw and worked on a thermostatic switch that
used a standard mercury thermometer. The little thing that clipped on to
the thermometer was the capacitor in an oscillator. The detector for
opening and closing the relay was a high Q tuned circuit. I saw them
regul
Mike Monett wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> >Phil,
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> > I didn't believe that the thermoswitch was the problem, at first,
> > chiefly because of the simplicity of operation. Eventually, after
> > checking wiring, a carbon resistor that is in series with the
> > thermoswi
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