Paul,
Do you have an oscilloscope handy? When doing precision
time interval measurements it's useful to take a look at what
the counter inputs actually look like. Use a BNC tee and a 1M
scope probe (so as not to artificially load the counter input).
For pulse inputs it should help you set the
It is NOT the UPS. Same problem when the 5061B is connected directly to the AC
Mains.
Jeff,
Next thing to try is remove one of the internal 24V battery wires
of the 5061B (I assume you have NiCad battery option). The
sound may be coming from the 5061B deep/float charger.
But first try is the
On 04/09/11 09:07, Tom Van Baak wrote:
Paul,
Do you have an oscilloscope handy? When doing precision
time interval measurements it's useful to take a look at what
the counter inputs actually look like. Use a BNC tee and a 1M
scope probe (so as not to artificially load the counter input).
I
Paul,
Is your trigger set at x10 or x1? If x10 that would narrow your range quite
a bit.
Apart from the oscilloscope suggestions above, make sure your 1PPS is
terminated appropriately. If you don't have 50R termination and it is
required you will get a lot of ringing on the upstroke of the 1PPS
Hello,
Anybody know the gain of this antenna?
IMHO, Google is about useless when all search hits leads back to a E-Bay
seller,
there should be a way to stop this gaming of the search engine. Ideas?
Thank,
Dave
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I know exactly what you mean.
If you log into a google account, you can block websites from showing up in the
results.
Incidentally, google searches allow fuzz. Not so good when you really want your
keyword to be in the search results. I've been using the duckduckgo.com search
engine. It
Dave wrote:
Use -text in your search to exclude results with text on the
page. For example, -ebay will exclude all ebay listings (and any
other page that mentions ebay). I use this one a lot. If your
problem seller is eBay user time47743, then using -time47743 will
exclude any pages with
On 09/04/2011 04:32 PM, David Garnier wrote:
there should be a way to stop this gaming of the search engine. Ideas?
Just add -ebay and -e-bay without the quotes to your search string.
That makes sleazebay disappear from your screen. If you have a google
account, you can plug those strings
I usually add the following to my searches to reduce (but not
eliminate) the links back to ebay:
-ebay -auction -bid -paypal -buy it now
Other google tricks that I often use are:
1. quotation marks - match pages with this phrase. e.g. buy it now
2. plus sign - match pages with
