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Mains transient supression24 Nov 2006 20:58 GMT2
I'm looking for some help with Mains transient suppression for an electronic
device consuming about 20W. The device is operated in a heavy industrial
environment.
I have spent hours and hours trolling the net looking for typical examples
before mythbusters24 Nov 2006 06:38 GMT12
There used to be a show on channel 2 that was very interesting. I am trying
to remember the name of it.
It had two british guys that used to play around with various gadgets. I
recall on one of the shows they explained how fuel injectors work. They
pinigai23 Nov 2006 19:04 GMT1
1.Skaitant si sraipsni Jus galite pakeisti savo gyvenima! Tai pakeite
mano gyvenima!... aš
aptikau tai viename is forumu ir nusprendziau pabandyti. Dalyvaujant
ivairiuose
How can I secure my house.23 Nov 2006 16:23 GMT4
I have been trying to secure my house and have not been sucessful. I
have tried all the locks on the market with no luck. I finally tought
of something on my own. I took a piece of paper (wippie) matteral and
put a phillips screw through the metteral and then in to the door took
No RF input on a TV.23 Nov 2006 14:30 GMT3
Hi all, Id like to pick your brains if pos.
Ive just bought x2 5.5" TVs for next to nothing. £4 in total actual. Which I
thought was a bargain.
My question is regarding an Video input.
Surface Temperature measurement with PIC23 Nov 2006 13:58 GMT3
Been looking high and low for a Low-Power component that will measure
Surface Temperature of a Engine block or a Radiator.  Plan to hook this
up to a PIC ADC.    In all my searches I find these really cool devices
like the LM335 or the DS1820.  Some of these go to 150 deg C which ...
Looking for a 1 Button 433MHz Xmitter23 Nov 2006 04:47 GMT4
I am trying to find a 1 button 433MHz transmitter based on the common HT12E
encoder.  Does anyone know where I can find such a beast locally?
Regards,
AJ
Evil bollards.23 Nov 2006 01:03 GMT2
http://www.biertijd.com/mediaplayer/flvplayer.swf?file=http://media.biertijd.com
/movies/200610/onderen.flv&autostart=true&fs=true

Apparently authorised vehicles carry a transponder to lower then raise the
bollards as they pass over them.
It would be fantastic revenge for those whose ...
PCB conversion22 Nov 2006 16:16 GMT1
Does anyone know if there are any programs to convert Protel 2.8 PCB files
to Eagle layout pcb files ?  or maybe gerber to Eagle ?
Cheers,
Chris
Frequency counter insensitive22 Nov 2006 15:15 GMT4
Have just finished assembling one of these,
http://home.exetel.com.au/marknac/50MHz-Frequency-Meter.htm
the 2003 model Silicon Chip frequency counter. Follow link for complete
article with circuit diagram.
future of lcd monitor22 Nov 2006 06:10 GMT6
what is future of lcd monitor?
are you know about it information?
Regulating battery charger current22 Nov 2006 01:18 GMT1
I am building a home made generator; lawn mower engine and car alternator.
The problem is that the alternators can do 45-65(?) amps, but I do not
want to try dumping that much current into an expesive deep discharge
battery (130AmpHr)
Potentiometer rating21 Nov 2006 19:11 GMT4
I need to put a variable pot in a line signal circuit.
I guessed at 10 ohm.
I'd appreciate knowing if this was the right choice.
Thanks
Getting 0-9 digits by using potentiometer21 Nov 2006 17:19 GMT2
i would like to use analog port of 16f877 to get digits chosen by a
user using potentiometer. First of all i wonder whether such a one-turn
potentiometers are used for that purpose. Generally i have seen dip
switches or BCD switches, however one should use so many pins of pic
radio transmitter - licencing21 Nov 2006 10:49 GMT5
I have a wireless digital clock system, whereby a master digital clock
periodically broadcasts an RF synchronising signal which is received by a
number of slave clocks with RF receivers. The transmitter is 25 watt. Do I
need to have an ACMA issued licence to use the system? How ...
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