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On Fri, 31 Oct 2003 14:55:44 -0500, "Lewin A.R.W. Edwards"
larwe@larwe.com> Gave us:
Now tell me, what kind of movie content are you obtaining that has a
framerate faster than 60Hz?
You don't know much about displays.
They spent ten years getting refresh rates up, and your lame ass is
thinking in the stone age if you think 60Hz is OK, particularly for
CAD or gaming.
Much less Putting up a DVD presentation, windowed.
On Fri, 31 Oct 2003 11:26:49 -0500, Chuck Harris <cfharris@erols.com
Gave us:
That would be so if Lambda was the only supply where I saw
12V fan problems, but it isn't. I have also run into it in the
little fans that live in PC power supplies. Only, they are
typically sleeve, rather than ball bearings.
-Chuck
There are fans, and then there are fans.
We make rack products that utilize fans and filters and they last
for years, just like a good ol' Tek scope or HP scope or analyser.
It all comes down to getting what one pays for. There are superior
brands, and even models within a brand name that is good, that get
economized, and thus fail sooner.
If Lambda bought a cheaper fan, they would have suffered for it in
field failure numbers being high. From your input, they did.
I have seen products whose fans never failed during the life span of
the product itself.
I don't economize on air handling. When fans are called for, there
is usually some heat that needs to be carried away. They, being
mechanical, need to be as reliable as possible. Brand does matter as
well.
On Fri, 31 Oct 2003 11:28:06 -0500, Chuck Harris <cfharris@erols.com
Gave us:
And that says what??
That there ARE reliable fans to be had.
Hi Dark,
The fan that Lambda used was anything but cheaply constructed. It
had steel cased ball bearings, and a fan good signal line. It wasn't
the fan's fault that lambda put the fans at the end of the heat sinks
and sucked the hot air through the fan. It basically cooked the grease
to death.
But, a 115V fan would have still run longer because they typically
have 16W motors, and this 12V fan was only 5W, IIRC. Since the
fan was built into the supply, its load was included in the efficiency
rating of the supply. It had two of these fans per supply, so they
were wasting around 10W out of 2KW in fans.
The supplies I last fixed were in color printing equipment used by
a large local printing firm. They had dozens of these printers, and
each had a half dozen of these power supplies. The supplies went about
5 years before the failures started showing up.
-Chuck
[snip]
In news:mh46qv045jr0r1q5q9fj460pjra6846dqt@4ax.com (DarkMatter):
On Fri, 31 Oct 2003 14:55:44 -0500, "Lewin A.R.W. Edwards"
larwe@larwe.com> Gave us:
Now tell me, what kind of movie content are you obtaining that has a
framerate faster than 60Hz?
You don't know much about displays.
They spent ten years getting refresh rates up, and your lame ass is
thinking in the stone age if you think 60Hz is OK, particularly for
CAD or gaming.
Much less Putting up a DVD presentation, windowed.
Are you ever going to contribute something *worthwhile* and productive to
the group? We can get endless quanta of bickering and name-calling from
other, more entertaining sources...
Chassis are supposed to be positive pressure. That would be fansThe fan that Lambda used was anything but cheaply constructed. It
had steel cased ball bearings, and a fan good signal line. It wasn't
the fan's fault that lambda put the fans at the end of the heat sinks
and sucked the hot air through the fan. It basically cooked the grease
to death.
On Sat, 01 Nov 2003 11:20:10 -0500, Chuck Harris <cfharris@erols.com
Gave us:
The fan that Lambda used was anything but cheaply constructed. It
had steel cased ball bearings, and a fan good signal line. It wasn't
the fan's fault that lambda put the fans at the end of the heat sinks
and sucked the hot air through the fan. It basically cooked the grease
to death.
Chassis are supposed to be positive pressure. That would be fans
pushing air in, not sucking already heated air out.
Poor design.
On Sat, 1 Nov 2003 00:05:38 -0500, "Mark Jones" <127.0.0.1> Gave us:
In news:mh46qv045jr0r1q5q9fj460pjra6846dqt@4ax.com (DarkMatter):
On Fri, 31 Oct 2003 14:55:44 -0500, "Lewin A.R.W. Edwards"
larwe@larwe.com> Gave us:
Now tell me, what kind of movie content are you obtaining that has a
framerate faster than 60Hz?
You don't know much about displays.
They spent ten years getting refresh rates up, and your lame ass is
thinking in the stone age if you think 60Hz is OK, particularly for
CAD or gaming.
Much less Putting up a DVD presentation, windowed.
Are you ever going to contribute something *worthwhile* and productive
to the group? We can get endless quanta of bickering and name-calling
from other, more entertaining sources...
As if your E-1 grade baby bullshit assessments have any credence.
Yep, you're right. I'm such a lame twat. All I ever do is sit in the
newsgroups and slam other innocent people and spew falsified information due
to my insecurities and poor childhood upbringing. I should be executed with
a dull butterknife - anyone willing to help? I'm pathetic. I'm a loser. I
can't assess a rock if it hit me in the head. And I thought Credence was a
band. Sheesh, sorry to waste your time m'lord. I'll be committing suicide
now, no need to call in the cavalry. Sorry again for any inconvenience, have
a nice life.
static
colder than crap here!On Sun, 2 Nov 2003 12:05:03 -0500, "Mark Jones" <127.0.0.1> wrote:
Yep, you're right. I'm such a lame twat. All I ever do is sit in the
newsgroups and slam other innocent people and spew falsified information due
to my insecurities and poor childhood upbringing. I should be executed with
a dull butterknife - anyone willing to help? I'm pathetic. I'm a loser. I
can't assess a rock if it hit me in the head. And I thought Credence was a
band. Sheesh, sorry to waste your time m'lord. I'll be committing suicide
now, no need to call in the cavalry. Sorry again for any inconvenience, have
a nice life.
static
Have your body shipped here. We'll compost it.
John
Send the body to Santa Cruz...We will throw it in the chimney! ...it's
On Sun, 02 Nov 2003 10:47:00 -0800, John Larkin
jjlarkin@highlandSNIPtechTHISnologyPLEASE.com> wrote:
On Sun, 2 Nov 2003 12:05:03 -0500, "Mark Jones" <127.0.0.1> wrote:
Yep, you're right. I'm such a lame twat. All I ever do is sit in the
newsgroups and slam other innocent people and spew falsified
information due to my insecurities and poor childhood upbringing. I
should be executed with a dull butterknife - anyone willing to help?
I'm pathetic. I'm a loser. I can't assess a rock if it hit me in the
head. And I thought Credence was a band. Sheesh, sorry to waste your
time m'lord. I'll be committing suicide now, no need to call in the
cavalry. Sorry again for any inconvenience, have a nice life.
static
Have your body shipped here. We'll compost it.
John
Send the body to Santa Cruz...We will throw it in the chimney! ...it's
colder than crap here!
Now I know this will start another thread....my idea of cold is
40......so the whole gang from up north are going to tell me what cold
really is! ......Let it hit the fan!............Ross
I guess that is a donation to science... would kinda suck to be placed back
into your casket in 1000 pieces though.
Soylent Green is people...
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!On Mon, 3 Nov 2003 00:33:34 -0500, "Mark Jones" <127.0.0.1> Gave us:
I guess that is a donation to science... would kinda suck to be placed
back
into your casket in 1000 pieces though.
Soylent Green is people...
Er, cremated? I think they used something like a microtome.In news:23abqvckfku1ca574rkrjalr2up5jfpg99@4ax.com (Ross Mac):
On Sun, 02 Nov 2003 10:47:00 -0800, John Larkin
jjlarkin@highlandSNIPtechTHISnologyPLEASE.com> wrote:
On Sun, 2 Nov 2003 12:05:03 -0500, "Mark Jones" <127.0.0.1> wrote:
Yep, you're right. I'm such a lame twat. All I ever do is sit in the
newsgroups and slam other innocent people and spew falsified
information due to my insecurities and poor childhood upbringing. I
should be executed with a dull butterknife - anyone willing to help?
I'm pathetic. I'm a loser. I can't assess a rock if it hit me in the
head. And I thought Credence was a band. Sheesh, sorry to waste your
time m'lord. I'll be committing suicide now, no need to call in the
cavalry. Sorry again for any inconvenience, have a nice life.
static
Have your body shipped here. We'll compost it.
John
Send the body to Santa Cruz...We will throw it in the chimney! ...it's
colder than crap here!
Now I know this will start another thread....my idea of cold is
40......so the whole gang from up north are going to tell me what cold
really is! ......Let it hit the fan!............Ross
I saw where a death-row inmate donated his body to "science." After he was
killed by lethal injection, they immediately took his body and froze it in a
block of ice. Then they took this to the lab, where they proceeded to cut it
into over a thousand "slices" with a bandsaw. Each of these slices were then
scanned into a digitizer and reconstructed into 3D. So now they have a
teaching model of a human being, that can be looked inside without any
incisions.
I guess that is a donation to science... would kinda suck to be placed back
into your casket in 1000 pieces though.
They used a CNC controlled Bridgeport milling machine. They body wasI saw where a death-row inmate donated his body to "science." After he was
killed by lethal injection, they immediately took his body and froze it in a
block of ice. Then they took this to the lab, where they proceeded to cut it
into over a thousand "slices" with a bandsaw. Each of these slices were then
scanned into a digitizer and reconstructed into 3D. So now they have a
teaching model of a human being, that can be looked inside without any
incisions.
I guess that is a donation to science... would kinda suck to be placed back
into your casket in 1000 pieces though.
Er, cremated? I think they used something like a microtome.
IIIRC, they milled off a layer, misted it with water to get a goodWatson A.Name - Watt Sun, Dark Remover wrote:
I saw where a death-row inmate donated his body to "science." After he was
killed by lethal injection, they immediately took his body and froze it in a
block of ice. Then they took this to the lab, where they proceeded to cut it
into over a thousand "slices" with a bandsaw. Each of these slices were then
scanned into a digitizer and reconstructed into 3D. So now they have a
teaching model of a human being, that can be looked inside without any
incisions.
I guess that is a donation to science... would kinda suck to be placed back
into your casket in 1000 pieces though.
Er, cremated? I think they used something like a microtome.
They used a CNC controlled Bridgeport milling machine. They body was
filled with liquid, and frozen solid. The milling machine removed small
layers (1 mm, I think) and they photographed what was revealed, end
on.
Gross swarf.When they were done, there was nothing left but mill shavings.
This was done more than once. The most recent one was done with theAll of the pictures are viewable on the internet at:
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/research/visible/
You're a reiterating little chimpanzee.On Fri, 31 Oct 2003 12:50:51 -0500, JW <none@dev.nul> Gave us:
You're a repetitive little monkey.
I got nine inches of "repetitive little monkey" for your lame ass,
little girl.
I guess that'll be a "no", then. Imagine my lack of surprise.On Sat, 1 Nov 2003 00:05:38 -0500, "Mark Jones" <127.0.0.1> Gave us:
In news:mh46qv045jr0r1q5q9fj460pjra6846dqt@4ax.com (DarkMatter):
On Fri, 31 Oct 2003 14:55:44 -0500, "Lewin A.R.W. Edwards"
larwe@larwe.com> Gave us:
Now tell me, what kind of movie content are you obtaining that has a
framerate faster than 60Hz?
You don't know much about displays.
They spent ten years getting refresh rates up, and your lame ass is
thinking in the stone age if you think 60Hz is OK, particularly for
CAD or gaming.
Much less Putting up a DVD presentation, windowed.
Are you ever going to contribute something *worthwhile* and productive to
the group? We can get endless quanta of bickering and name-calling from
other, more entertaining sources...
As if your E-1 grade baby bullshit assessments have any credence.
Some slices taste better than others.HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!
I saw that again recently and man what a contrast to
the type of science-fiction there is today, but still a
heck of a concept. Full-scale Hannibal Lechter???
Bill @ GarberStreet Enterprizez };-)
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