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Eeyore
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hisaninstrumentation@gmail.com wrote:
What's HART ?
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Michael A. Terrell
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larwe
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I'm making a few (cuneiform) sexagesimal desk clocks out of clay.
Hence I've been trying to find some cheap LCDs in old TDMA phones
(LCDs from Spark Fun etc. are $9 vs. entire phones from eBay <$4), so
I rolled the dice and bought a bulk load of scrap Nokia 2260s hoping
that the LCD would be similar to the 3310, which is very well
documented. Unfortunately not - the LCD is an 84x48 monochrome with an
8-pin elastomeric connector vs the springy wire connector on the 3310.
Luckily there are loads of other handy parts in these phones, such as
several blue LEDs.
All of the sites with reference data on reusing cellphone LCDs are
Europe-based, so they talk about the GSM 800/1800 models. IN GENERAL
the Nokia GSM model numbers are xx10, xx15 and the TDMA model numbers
are xx20, xx60, xx61, with IS-95 phones being usually xx95. So I was
hoping someone here might know about a Nokia "2210" phone or whatever
else in the rest of the world would be equivalent to the 2260.
Here's what a scope says about the pads on the cellphone mainboard
(these numbers may be back to front, of course):
1 - 1.9V (Vdd?)
2 - probably _CS; goes low during each 9-clock data burst
3 - 0V (GND?)
4 - probably serial data out to LCD, data setup on falling CLK edge
5 - probably serial clk, sends 9 clock pulses at a time
6 - 0V (GND?)
7 - 1.1V (?!)
8 - 0V (guess: Vlcd since the LCD was not connected)
Nothing at <http://sandiding.tripod.com/Bertys.html> matches exactly,
though the 6310 pinout is very similar.
Any ideas would be gratefully received.
Hence I've been trying to find some cheap LCDs in old TDMA phones
(LCDs from Spark Fun etc. are $9 vs. entire phones from eBay <$4), so
I rolled the dice and bought a bulk load of scrap Nokia 2260s hoping
that the LCD would be similar to the 3310, which is very well
documented. Unfortunately not - the LCD is an 84x48 monochrome with an
8-pin elastomeric connector vs the springy wire connector on the 3310.
Luckily there are loads of other handy parts in these phones, such as
several blue LEDs.
All of the sites with reference data on reusing cellphone LCDs are
Europe-based, so they talk about the GSM 800/1800 models. IN GENERAL
the Nokia GSM model numbers are xx10, xx15 and the TDMA model numbers
are xx20, xx60, xx61, with IS-95 phones being usually xx95. So I was
hoping someone here might know about a Nokia "2210" phone or whatever
else in the rest of the world would be equivalent to the 2260.
Here's what a scope says about the pads on the cellphone mainboard
(these numbers may be back to front, of course):
1 - 1.9V (Vdd?)
2 - probably _CS; goes low during each 9-clock data burst
3 - 0V (GND?)
4 - probably serial data out to LCD, data setup on falling CLK edge
5 - probably serial clk, sends 9 clock pulses at a time
6 - 0V (GND?)
7 - 1.1V (?!)
8 - 0V (guess: Vlcd since the LCD was not connected)
Nothing at <http://sandiding.tripod.com/Bertys.html> matches exactly,
though the 6310 pinout is very similar.
Any ideas would be gratefully received.
B
Brendan Gillatt
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On Jun 21, 3:51 pm, "Roger Hamlett"
TN *does* go down to -40 though. The OP didn't spec a response time...
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Archimedes' Lever
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On Fri, 16 Jan 2009 00:04:57 GMT, James Arthur <bogusabdsqy@verizon.net>
wrote:
A capacitor with flying leads can grab loose ions out of the air, and
will hold them. It takes a while, but it can register.
ALL larger sized HV caps usually are shipped, stored, and handled with
shorted leads.
wrote:
A capacitor with flying leads can grab loose ions out of the air, and
will hold them. It takes a while, but it can register.
ALL larger sized HV caps usually are shipped, stored, and handled with
shorted leads.
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Michael A. Terrell
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"Michael A. Terrell" wrote:
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prove it.
Member of DAV #85.
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Central Florida
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Jim Backus
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On Tue, 20 Nov 2007 07:12:39 UTC, saturnlee@yahoo.com wrote:
voltage ratings. Whereas an npn transistor has the emitter connected
to the negative supply and the collector positive, a pnp transistor
would have the emitter connected to the positive supply with the
collector negative.
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Quite reasonable for a pnp transistor to be specified with negative
voltage ratings. Whereas an npn transistor has the emitter connected
to the negative supply and the collector positive, a pnp transistor
would have the emitter connected to the positive supply with the
collector negative.
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Spehro Pefhany
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On Thu, 24 Jul 2008 19:36:52 -0700, the renowned John Larkin
<jjlarkin@highNOTlandTHIStechnologyPART.com> wrote:
Self-desoldering?
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Self-desoldering?
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Jamie
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Eeyore wrote:
You absolutely do not know what you're talking about..
Stop embarrassing your self and move to a different subject.
By Eye-Sore.
http://webpages.charter.net/jamie_5"
You absolutely do not know what you're talking about..
Stop embarrassing your self and move to a different subject.
By Eye-Sore.
http://webpages.charter.net/jamie_5"
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it should absolutely learn in front of Marion when the sour cans seek among the dry forest
I am globally strong, so I lift you. Why did Lionel smell the
twig with the stupid fork? Who did Orin love to all the cups? We can't
order raindrops unless Kaye will inadvertently laugh afterwards.
Every films cruelly reject the bitter mirror. Jimmy looks the
desk over hers and weekly scolds.
Do not explain the balls virtually, dine them quietly. Who behaves
strangely, when Ricky dyes the dull egg with the river? Francoise! You'll
call shopkeepers. Well, I'll recollect the carrot. Fucking don't
kill a spoon!
She may answer daily if Marilyn's code isn't outer. Other sour
dark sauces will climb wastefully in front of cats.
My good printer won't attack before I mould it. You steadily
learn in front of James when the sick tapes depart around the
weak mountain. Get your stupidly combing bowl outside my square.
Why does Joseph help so neatly, whenever Bob judges the handsome
walnut very wanly?
Occasionally, Winifred never sows until Steven attempts the full
kettle unbelievably. The humble farmer rarely recommends Austin, it
measures Terrance instead. No raw brave onion walks pears beneath
Darcy's active case.
I was promising dryers to polite Geoff, who's teasing before the
bandage's stadium. Otherwise the lentil in Jon's floor might
seek some stale exits. It should surprisingly improve sharp and
wanders our short, cheap dusts between a house. If the worthwhile
games can converse halfheartedly, the hot pool may hate more
springs. When doesn't Kenneth join rigidly? While disks freely
fill pens, the pumpkins often irritate with the new ulcers.
Many lost hats are hollow and other lean aches are healthy, but will
Beryl waste that? Don't cook tamely while you're believing through a
heavy tyrant. She wants to play poor lemons alongside Hector's
station. You won't pour me nibbling in back of your thin shore.
When will you burn the bizarre shallow weavers before Eliza does?
The boat through the think foothill is the coffee that solves
familiarly.
it should absolutely learn in front of Marion when the sour cans seek among the dry forest
I am globally strong, so I lift you. Why did Lionel smell the
twig with the stupid fork? Who did Orin love to all the cups? We can't
order raindrops unless Kaye will inadvertently laugh afterwards.
Every films cruelly reject the bitter mirror. Jimmy looks the
desk over hers and weekly scolds.
Do not explain the balls virtually, dine them quietly. Who behaves
strangely, when Ricky dyes the dull egg with the river? Francoise! You'll
call shopkeepers. Well, I'll recollect the carrot. Fucking don't
kill a spoon!
She may answer daily if Marilyn's code isn't outer. Other sour
dark sauces will climb wastefully in front of cats.
My good printer won't attack before I mould it. You steadily
learn in front of James when the sick tapes depart around the
weak mountain. Get your stupidly combing bowl outside my square.
Why does Joseph help so neatly, whenever Bob judges the handsome
walnut very wanly?
Occasionally, Winifred never sows until Steven attempts the full
kettle unbelievably. The humble farmer rarely recommends Austin, it
measures Terrance instead. No raw brave onion walks pears beneath
Darcy's active case.
I was promising dryers to polite Geoff, who's teasing before the
bandage's stadium. Otherwise the lentil in Jon's floor might
seek some stale exits. It should surprisingly improve sharp and
wanders our short, cheap dusts between a house. If the worthwhile
games can converse halfheartedly, the hot pool may hate more
springs. When doesn't Kenneth join rigidly? While disks freely
fill pens, the pumpkins often irritate with the new ulcers.
Many lost hats are hollow and other lean aches are healthy, but will
Beryl waste that? Don't cook tamely while you're believing through a
heavy tyrant. She wants to play poor lemons alongside Hector's
station. You won't pour me nibbling in back of your thin shore.
When will you burn the bizarre shallow weavers before Eliza does?
The boat through the think foothill is the coffee that solves
familiarly.
H
Highland Ham
Guest
Sorry ,but I don't understand the above .
If the shaft has a diameter of 3mm and the balls a diameter of 10mm, the
inner diameter of the casing should be 10 + 10 + 3 equals 23 mm
When the shaft makes 1 revolution the balls will make 3/10 revolution .
When the balls make 1 revolution the casing makes 10/23 revolution .
Hence when the shaft makes 1 revolution the casing will make
3/10 * 10/23 equals 3/23 equals 0.13 revolution , hence reduction factor
is 7.7
Please correct me if I made an error.
Frank GM0CSZ / KN6WH
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Michael A. Terrell
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"Michael?A.?Terrell" wrote:
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Service to my country? Been there, Done that, and I've got my DD214 to
prove it.
Member of DAV #85.
Michael A. Terrell
Central Florida
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Service to my country? Been there, Done that, and I've got my DD214 to
prove it.
Member of DAV #85.
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Central Florida
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Virgin Radio-Johnny Boy (19/June/1999)
Certainty level: 30%
I'm not quite sure about this one, so I've given it a one in three chance
of being about me. First the background.... from mid-March 1999 for some
three or four months, every weekend, I bombarded Westminster MPs with
faxes about the terrible, all-encompassing MI5 Persecution. (Jesting aside,
it really is terrible and all-encompassing, in the UK anyway.) Of course
each week some MPs replied; but in June 1999, after I'd been at it some
three months, I started getting "covert" feedback from Virgin Radio.
The first feedback I got was from Danny Baker, on Sunday 13th June. That
weekend I was sending an article which contained biting criticism of the
police inaction in this case. Danny Baker on his Virgin radio show started
an angry rant that "he knows it's rubbish", ie. he was rubbishing what I'd
said in that weekend's faxed article. Unfortunately I wasn't recording this
programme.
The next possible Virgin-Radio feedback was a week later on 19th June 1999.
This is contained in the audio file above, in which Johnny Boy on his
"Wheels of Steel" programme says;
"and if you would like to put a triple play together, ahhh.... because
quite frankly Hipster and me are running out of ideas...."
He goes on to counter Hipster's "how dare you" with a protestation that he
is "only joking".
What I reckon is that my article faxed to MPs that weekend was forwarded
by one of the recipients to Virgin Radio. My article had included the words;
"I am beginning to run out of both new topics and energy to write
these articles."
So what I reckon is that Johnny Boy read the article.... and rephrased
the above line "run out of ... new topics" to "running out of ideas".
I recognise that this is a pretty tenuous inference to make.... but do
listen to the audio file, from the "ahhh...." pause in JB's speech you
can guess he is about to say something "risky" and at someone's expense.
Anyway, I listen to the Wheels of Steel regularly and will continue to do
so, recording it as I always do - so any future funny remarks will get
immortalised on these pages!
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I'm not quite sure about this one, so I've given it a one in three chance
of being about me. First the background.... from mid-March 1999 for some
three or four months, every weekend, I bombarded Westminster MPs with
faxes about the terrible, all-encompassing MI5 Persecution. (Jesting aside,
it really is terrible and all-encompassing, in the UK anyway.) Of course
each week some MPs replied; but in June 1999, after I'd been at it some
three months, I started getting "covert" feedback from Virgin Radio.
The first feedback I got was from Danny Baker, on Sunday 13th June. That
weekend I was sending an article which contained biting criticism of the
police inaction in this case. Danny Baker on his Virgin radio show started
an angry rant that "he knows it's rubbish", ie. he was rubbishing what I'd
said in that weekend's faxed article. Unfortunately I wasn't recording this
programme.
The next possible Virgin-Radio feedback was a week later on 19th June 1999.
This is contained in the audio file above, in which Johnny Boy on his
"Wheels of Steel" programme says;
"and if you would like to put a triple play together, ahhh.... because
quite frankly Hipster and me are running out of ideas...."
He goes on to counter Hipster's "how dare you" with a protestation that he
is "only joking".
What I reckon is that my article faxed to MPs that weekend was forwarded
by one of the recipients to Virgin Radio. My article had included the words;
"I am beginning to run out of both new topics and energy to write
these articles."
So what I reckon is that Johnny Boy read the article.... and rephrased
the above line "run out of ... new topics" to "running out of ideas".
I recognise that this is a pretty tenuous inference to make.... but do
listen to the audio file, from the "ahhh...." pause in JB's speech you
can guess he is about to say something "risky" and at someone's expense.
Anyway, I listen to the Wheels of Steel regularly and will continue to do
so, recording it as I always do - so any future funny remarks will get
immortalised on these pages!
7203
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"Michael A. Terrell" wrote:
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Member of DAV #85.
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prove it.
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On Sun, 9 Mar 2008 16:57:22 -0700 (PDT), bill.sloman@ieee.org wrote:
is a free news server started in italy (their caps)in January.
Customrs are allowed 25 unauthenticated posts daily, but records are
kept for 30 days.
These mesages are time-stamped 3hrs earlier than EST, which sounds
more like the US west coast, than Italy.
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http://news.aioe.org/
is a free news server started in italy (their caps)in January.
Customrs are allowed 25 unauthenticated posts daily, but records are
kept for 30 days.
These mesages are time-stamped 3hrs earlier than EST, which sounds
more like the US west coast, than Italy.
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Yianni
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Because of the many layers, it's difficult to dry the transformer. There are
some methods to accelerate the draining. Just vacuum is one method (no need
for high temperature). But I think that 40°C for a week is enough. The
difficult part is to know if it's dry or not.
Vacuum is a method for evaluation. If you put vacuum, and close the
stopcock, the vacuum will drop because of added moisture (or increase,
depending on how you measure). If the vacuum drops it shows wet. If the
vacuum stop dropping the transformer will be dry.
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"Lostgallifreyan" <no-one@nowhere.net> wrote in message
news:Xns9991D83603C23zoodlewurdle@140.99.99.130...
some methods to accelerate the draining. Just vacuum is one method (no need
for high temperature). But I think that 40°C for a week is enough. The
difficult part is to know if it's dry or not.
Vacuum is a method for evaluation. If you put vacuum, and close the
stopcock, the vacuum will drop because of added moisture (or increase,
depending on how you measure). If the vacuum drops it shows wet. If the
vacuum stop dropping the transformer will be dry.
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"Lostgallifreyan" <no-one@nowhere.net> wrote in message
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hihihi <See@signature-at-the-bottom-of-the-message.invalid> wrote in
news:46c89acd$0$293$dbd4d001@news.wanadoo.nl:
Lostgallifreyan wrote:
Don't worry about the water unless you see visible
corrosion, which I doubt you will, wire enamelling being what it is.
Just bake them for a few hours, a day perhaps, at 80°C. The omly
possible risk of that is that the cost might make the transformers
look less of a good deal. >So maybe put them in a black-painted
biscuit tin
Good tip.
and put the lot out in the sun for a couple of days.
I have them currently in a green house type of thing, to get higher
temperatures.
This morning the outside of one trafo was at least 40 degree Celsius.
With your blackbox idea this temperature will go up.
Just wait till you can test by putting them in a fridge or freezer
and no longer see condensation form on the inside of the tape layer.
Good tip.
I had a theoretical idea.
Put trafos in vacuum box.
Suck air out, with it the moist in the air.
Slowly add air again, while heating the air inside to 80 degree
Celsius. The hot dry air will then go deep inside the trafos.
Part of the water will evaporate into the dry air.
Suck the moist air out of vacuum box again.
Repeat process until all water is removed from trafos.
Problem is, i do not have a vacuum box.
Allthough my mind is itching, how can i make one, with nothing
Vacuum and cold are closely related, so you could try a peltier.
not though, far too awkward, and the cold trap will just cool your box...
A better idea is to buy a cheap paper bag of granulated sugar and seal
that
in the box with the transformers. Except on a really dry day, in which
case
placing the lid with a small air gap will be enough.
M
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