magnetic field

[H. Dziardziel]

On Fri, 28 Nov 2003 21:54:26 -0000, "Mjolinor"
<mjolinor@hotmail.com> wrote:

"Madis Kaal - change username to mast for mail address" <honeypot@nomad.ee
wrote in message news:3fc7becc$1_1@news.estpak.ee...
Bush Has Thanksgiving Dinner with Troops in Baghdad.

Just came over the Fox News.

and what makes you think this is important news for electronics engineers?


Well I (as an electronic engineer) find it quite interesting and suprising
that he can operate a knife and fork.

Although F102 drivers did not have fly-by-wire they did operate
avionics and, flew the plane. So, you shouldn't be so surprised
even with the most liberal engineering interpretation..

And, if the mannerisms and way person speaks is a measure of
intelligence and ability then (e.g.) Stephen Hawkings is what in
your opinion?

 

[Allan Adler]

A few years ago, I asked on this group about running a synthesizer keyboard
on rechargeable batteries. One of the replies was from De Guerin
(da6bd@herts.ac.uk) who wrote:

IMHO if you want to be really clever, you could make a battery pack which
fits into the existing battery compartment ... using high capacity
NiCad/NiMH cells. Note that the D cell Nicads are 50% air/plastic so they
arent the best choice-use tagged 4Ah nicads or NiMH's and remove the tags

I have two questions:
(1) Since I am fairly clueless but would like to be really clever by making
a battery pack which fits into the existing battery compartment, could
someone explain in words of one syllable how to do it?
(2) Since I posted my original question in 2000, have any other options for
providing portable power to a keyboard synthesizer become available?

Ignorantly,
Allan Adler
ara@zurich.ai.mit.edu

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[CWatters]

Google suggests your try here?

http://www.icxinyi.com/EN/zlsearch.php

Enter ISL3871 in the data search box and you get these links. But are they
real?

Search object:ISL3871
Search typeatasheet

F:\DATASHEET\INTERSIL DATASHEET\ISL3871.pdf
F:\DATASHEET\INTERSIL DATASHEET\ISL3871A.pdf
F:\DATASHEET\INTERSIL DATASHEET\ISL3871AIK18 ISL3871AIN18.pdf
F:\DATASHEET\INTERSIL DATASHEET\ISL3871IK18 ISL3871IN18.pdf



"Damiano" <snotling@voila.fr> wrote in message
news:3fcb9514$0$18450$626a54ce@news.free.fr...

Hello,

I'm looking for the Intersil ISL3871(A) datasheets for a little
electronic hobby project.

Where can I find it ? (without signing an NDA) ?

Thanks,

Damiano

 

[Robert Baer]

Damiano wrote:

Hello,

I'm looking for the Intersil ISL3871(A) datasheets for a little
electronic hobby project.

Where can I find it ? (without signing an NDA) ?

Thanks,

Damiano

If you go to the Intersil site, and put in that part number, you get:
"The PRISM Wireless LAN business is now part of GlobespanVirata."
And the link leads to:
http://www.globespanvirata.com/
That part does not seem to be recognized, and i have no idea as to
which PRISM "solution" that part may belong to.

The ball is in your court.

 

[CWatters]

These days the cells to use would be "Sub-C size" NiMH with a capacity
around 3000 or 3300 mAH. They offer good energy density while being
reasonably easy to charge. You can buy cells of this size with tags welded
on the ends - these tags can be soldered together to make a pack of cells.


"Allan Adler" <ara@nestle.ai.mit.edu> wrote in message
news:y93he0krsma.fsf@nestle.ai.mit.edu...

A few years ago, I asked on this group about running a synthesizer
keyboard
on rechargeable batteries. One of the replies was from De Guerin
(da6bd@herts.ac.uk) who wrote:

IMHO if you want to be really clever, you could make a battery pack which
fits into the existing battery compartment ... using high capacity
NiCad/NiMH cells. Note that the D cell Nicads are 50% air/plastic so they
arent the best choice-use tagged 4Ah nicads or NiMH's and remove the tags

I have two questions:
(1) Since I am fairly clueless but would like to be really clever by
making
a battery pack which fits into the existing battery compartment, could
someone explain in words of one syllable how to do it?
(2) Since I posted my original question in 2000, have any other options
for
providing portable power to a keyboard synthesizer become available?

Ignorantly,
Allan Adler
ara@zurich.ai.mit.edu


****************************************************************************
*
*
* Disclaimer: I am a guest and *not* a member of the MIT Artificial
*
* Intelligence Lab. My actions and comments do not reflect
*
* in any way on MIT. Moreover, I am nowhere near the Boston
*
* metropolitan area.
*
*
*

****************************************************************************

 

[Damiano]

Robert Baer wrote:

If you go to the Intersil site, and put in that part number, you get:
"The PRISM Wireless LAN business is now part of GlobespanVirata."
And the link leads to:
http://www.globespanvirata.com/
That part does not seem to be recognized, and i have no idea as to
which PRISM "solution" that part may belong to.

The ball is in your court.

Globespan Virata has bought the PRISM division from Intersil but they
also require to sign an NDA to access the datasheets. :-(

Damiano

 

[CWatters]

"Damiano" <snotling@voila.fr> wrote in message
news:3fcced1b$0$28626$636a55ce@news.free.fr...

Robert Baer wrote:

Globespan Virata has bought the PRISM division from Intersil but they
also require to sign an NDA to access the datasheets. :-(

Most NDA are reasonably harmless and it allows them to tell you about any
bugs.

 

[rgb]

Of course Zombies are real !!!

I saw some of them in my computer, time to time, usually when a demon
transform itself into an uncontrollable thing. It becomes of course a
Zombie

)


Watson A.Name - Watt Sun, Dark Remover wrote:

In article <sC$+GgGgCRy$EwAc@jmwa.demon.co.uk>,
jmw@jmwa.demon.contraspam.yuk mentioned...

I read in sci.electronics.design that Winfield Hill
Winfield_member@newsguy.com> wrote (in <bqanda01fvr@drn.newsguy.com&gt
about 'Zombies are real', on Sat, 29 Nov 2003:

John Woodgate wrote...

Winfield Hill wrote:

Kevin Aylward wrote...

No such thing as zombies.

Actually, you're wrong; do some research.

I get 549 kilohits by putting 'zombies' into Google. ...
It says that 'zombies' are living people under the influence
of drugs. I can believe that.

Close but no cigar. Poor research terms. Add Wade Davis and
tetrodotoxin. But skip the Hollywood Serpent and Rainbow movie.

Some example sites:
http://groups.msn.com/TheAlchemistsCorner/thezombiepoison.msnw
http://www.webster.edu/~corbetre/philosophy/critical/corbett-davis.html


I consider this to be a much more important article than zombie
poison. http://groups.msn.com/TheAlchemistsCorner/yourwebpage3.msnw



I have a serious complaint. I spent over two hours at that first site.
You should add a 'Do you have time to spare?' warning when you posts the
URLs of site like that. (;-)


Well, if the foo..

 

[Richard Crowley]

"Jack Schmidling" wrote...

I hate to throw away my heirloom dishes with gold trim but a dish that can
not be put in a microwave oven, is not a dish anymore.

Anyone know any neat tricks to get around the sparks?

Repeal your remarkable theory that "only microwave-safe dishes
are valuable"?

 

[Dr. A.T. Squeegee]

In article <3fd7f2eb$0$25315$afc38c87@>, arf@mc.net says...

I hate to throw away my heirloom dishes with gold trim but a dish that can
not be put in a microwave oven, is not a dish anymore.

Heh? Oh, criminys, don't be so lazy! Either wash them separately,
or don't use them at all and treat them as showpieces.

Anyone know any neat tricks to get around the sparks?

Won't happen. If they've got ANY metal content, it will be zapped.
Period.


--
Dr. Anton Squeegee, Director, Dutch Surrealist Plumbing Institute
(Known to some as Bruce Lane, KC7GR)
kyrrin a/t bluefeathertech d-o=t c&o&m
Motorola Radio Programming & Service Available -
http://www.bluefeathertech.com/rf.html
"Quando Omni Flunkus Moritati" (Red Green)

 

[Myron Samila]

yeah, just stick it in there and watch the show.

--
Myron Samila
Toronto, ON Canada
Samila Racing
http://204.101.251.229/myronx19



"Dr. A.T. Squeegee" <SpammersArePondScum@Dev.Null> wrote in message
news:MPG.1a423b15fc45cc8989b73@192.168.42.131...

In article <3fd7f2eb$0$25315$afc38c87@>, arf@mc.net says...

I hate to throw away my heirloom dishes with gold trim but a dish that can
not be put in a microwave oven, is not a dish anymore.

Heh? Oh, criminys, don't be so lazy! Either wash them separately,
or don't use them at all and treat them as showpieces.

Anyone know any neat tricks to get around the sparks?

Won't happen. If they've got ANY metal content, it will be zapped.
Period.


--
Dr. Anton Squeegee, Director, Dutch Surrealist Plumbing Institute
(Known to some as Bruce Lane, KC7GR)
kyrrin a/t bluefeathertech d-o=t c&o&m
Motorola Radio Programming & Service Available -
http://www.bluefeathertech.com/rf.html
"Quando Omni Flunkus Moritati" (Red Green)

 

[Metaphysicist]

I have a sorta related question.

I, say, a roommates three year old [age not important here] decides to
play with the microwave oven; and manages not only to have put a can
or something it, but manages to turn it on - all while said roommate
is passed out all day yet again.

Now, somewhere down the line shouldn't something - a circuit breaker,
a fuse, something picked up on a problem at some point?

Or is it normal for the apartment just burn down?

This is no joke: I'm seriously interested to know if there wasn't
something that should have happened - or not - that didn't, or did.

Whatever: I being held responsable for the damages even though I
wasn't even there and though I tried to have the roommate tossed out
for doing drugs [and not paying anything, etc.]

Thanks for any help here.

 

[Thinker]

"Peter Lowrie" <peterlowrie@consultant.com> wrote in message
news:2542688.sPz8Tm6m5L@xbox.pelnet.net...

No, David, we are not the same person. Check the headers!!

-Peter


David wrote:

Looks like they both the first spammer and the alleged person who
responded, spammed, that it was not spam only spammed the groups three
times so far, per Google Groups. Seems like both Peter Lowrie and
Johnny are the same people.


et472@FreeNet.Carleton.CA (Michael Black) wrote in message
news:<brjp0c$520$1@freenet9.carleton.ca>...
Peter Lowrie (peterlowrie@consultant.com) writes:
~^Johnny^~ wrote:

I stumbled upon this site quite by accident.
(And no, I don't work for them, so if you are dumb enough
to report me for SPAMMING, then the joke is on you) ;-
http://www.icxinyi.com/EN/
~~~~~~~~

Yo Johnny

Their prices are unbelievably cheap. Haven't purchased any yet so it
remains
to be seen how their service stacks up.

In any case this is not spam. Putting ads in NG's is ok according to
most
charters..."...provided restraint is exercised"

Ppl confuse spam with ad posts, and yes, the joke is on them. LOL.


Get a clue.

"Found while surfing" does tend to indicate it is an ad.

The fact that the guy posted to
sci.electronics
sci.electronics.misc
sci.electronics.repair
further suggests he is pushing the site, since the first became
a bogus newsgroup when it was split into the various subgroups
we have today and have had since 1995. And while he puts in
the dead group, and the misc one, he doesn't bother with an obvious,
.components This too indicates a lack of familiarity with the
hierarchy,
which only adds to the impression that he's here for self-promotion.
Other telltales would be a lack of posts to these newsgroups (I didn't
check extensively, but some skimming of the archive shows nothing),
and his over the top munging of his email address. Often, the ones
who spam the most are the ones who fear spam the most.

And before you go around giving permission for ads, you really ought
to pay attentiion.

None of the newsgroups in the sci.electronics.* hierarchy are
for ads. Read about it in Mark Zenier's guide to the hierarchy
at ftp://ftp.eskimo.com/u/m/mzenier/seguide9706.txt Mark was
one of the people, maybe the most significant one, behind the split
of the hierarchy back in '95.

The place for related ads is misc.industry.electronics.marketplace
and even then it isn't a catchall forsale newsgroup.

Also of interest, as I mentioned just last week when someone similarly
felt ads were allowed, would be rec.radio.swap And of course,
there are always local and regional buy and sell newsgroups.

If the guy's not connected to the site, he hasn't proved it yet.
And until he proves he has more interest in the newsgroups
than to promote the site, I will not take it for a helpful
pointer but as an ad.

Michael

--
Peter E. Lowrie
----------------------------------------------------------

Headers can be forged. If you are not the same person you must be its BIL.

 

[Michael A. Terrell]

Peter Lowrie wrote:

Before you go running-off at the keyboard, why not check the headers of the
(offensive to you) poster and compare it to the IP# of the site they are so
enthusiatically informing you of, in order that YOU are not made to look
like a plonking idiot. In this case you're talking about a Canadian poster
talking about a Philipeno site...Connected, yeah right.

Peter E. Lowrie

How does the location of the server relate to where the owner posts
from? You can by server space anywhere in the world. The only proof
someone definitely was a spammer would be an identical match of the IP
address. What is to stop someone from using a free dialup account to
spam from, to prevent a matching IP address?
--
7 days!


Michael A. Terrell
Central Florida

 

[Sir Charles W. Shults III]

"Metaphysicist" <robbp@biospectra.com> wrote in message
news:696327a0.0312142224.47797502@posting.google.com...

I have a sorta related question.

I, say, a roommates three year old [age not important here] decides to
play with the microwave oven; and manages not only to have put a can
or something it, but manages to turn it on - all while said roommate
is passed out all day yet again.

Now, somewhere down the line shouldn't something - a circuit breaker,
a fuse, something picked up on a problem at some point?

Or is it normal for the apartment just burn down?

This is no joke: I'm seriously interested to know if there wasn't
something that should have happened - or not - that didn't, or did.

Whatever: I being held responsable for the damages even though I
wasn't even there and though I tried to have the roommate tossed out
for doing drugs [and not paying anything, etc.]

Thanks for any help here.

Well, if they placed it on a hot burner on the stove and the place burned
down, what would you blame THAT on?? Placing something in the microwave rates
right up there with placing things on a hot stove. No, nothing will "blow a
fuse" or "pop a breaker" just as nothing will do so for a hot stove.
Your best defense is to consult your lease agreement or rental agreement and
see what it says.

Cheers!

Chip Shults
My robotics, space and CGI web page - http://home.cfl.rr.com/aichip

 

[Peter Lowrie]

Michael A. Terrell wrote:

Peter Lowrie wrote:

Before you go running-off at the keyboard, why not check the headers of
the
(offensive to you) poster and compare it to the IP# of the site they are
so
enthusiatically informing you of, in order that YOU are not made to look
like a plonking idiot. In this case you're talking about a Canadian
poster
talking about a Philipeno site...Connected, yeah right.

Peter E. Lowrie

How does the location of the server relate to where the owner posts
from? You can by server space anywhere in the world. The only proof
someone definitely was a spammer would be an identical match of the IP
address. What is to stop someone from using a free dialup account to
spam from, to prevent a matching IP address?

Ok, Ok, tosser.


--
Peter E. Lowrie
----------------------------------------------------------

 

[Keith R. Williams]

In article <p3l8uvso6ophb0ba3cure4v2l7lg2alcjj@4ax.com>, R75/5
@defaulter.net says...

On Fri, 19 Dec 2003 21:44:04 GMT, Bob Stephens
stephensdigital@earthlink.net> wrote:

On Fri, 19 Dec 2003 12:22:22 -0800, Paul Hovnanian P.E. wrote:

Tarapia Tapioco wrote:

I want to build a mobile phone jammer

* short range (not more than 5 yds)
* handheld, small
* battery powered

so that when I'm on the bus/train and some idiot start loudly talking
about his business, I can press a button and cause just enough
interference to disconnect him mysteriously.

What's the problem? If someone annoys me too much with a phone, I just
offer to jam it somewhere. Manually. ;-)

When someone annoys me by yakking on a cell phone in a restaurant, meeting
etc., I just join right in the conversation "Sure thing Bill. Friday's
great. Just don't bring that whiny annoying wife of yours..." etc.
I get some priceless looks.

Bob
Hey that's pretty good - worth a try.

Now, what is your technique for getting the woman on the road in the
SUV who is ambivalent about which lane she intends to use?

Bigger SUV with snow blade on front.

--
Keith

 

[default]

On Sat, 20 Dec 2003 11:51:33 -0500, Keith R. Williams
<krw@attglobal.net> wrote:

In article <p3l8uvso6ophb0ba3cure4v2l7lg2alcjj@4ax.com>, R75/5
@defaulter.net says...
On Fri, 19 Dec 2003 21:44:04 GMT, Bob Stephens
stephensdigital@earthlink.net> wrote:

On Fri, 19 Dec 2003 12:22:22 -0800, Paul Hovnanian P.E. wrote:

Tarapia Tapioco wrote:

I want to build a mobile phone jammer

* short range (not more than 5 yds)
* handheld, small
* battery powered

so that when I'm on the bus/train and some idiot start loudly talking
about his business, I can press a button and cause just enough
interference to disconnect him mysteriously.

What's the problem? If someone annoys me too much with a phone, I just
offer to jam it somewhere. Manually. ;-)

When someone annoys me by yakking on a cell phone in a restaurant, meeting
etc., I just join right in the conversation "Sure thing Bill. Friday's
great. Just don't bring that whiny annoying wife of yours..." etc.
I get some priceless looks.

Bob
Hey that's pretty good - worth a try.

Now, what is your technique for getting the woman on the road in the
SUV who is ambivalent about which lane she intends to use?

Bigger SUV with snow blade on front.
Well that wouldn't work for long . . .

The whole idea of SUV's seems to be the "i'm bigger and badder don't
mess with me," syndrome. Whimps with a need to assert themselves?

Doubtless that will draw a firestorm - but rationalize all you want -
you know, deep down, I'm right about this . . .

So soon we are all trucking around in 6 ton, gas guzzling SUV's with
snow plows - what prevents someone with a snow plow from getting a
cell phone?



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Done


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Another idea would be to post the images onto
alt.binaries.schematics.electronic
Tried that, I can open the png format file from the download, but not

the html files - let me know and I'll find and repost them
individually in png format. Html works fine from my hard drive.


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