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Winfield Hill
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shethjugal123@gmail.com wrote...
It's good for heating metal boats in evaporators.
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Thanks,
- Win
It's good for heating metal boats in evaporators.
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Thanks,
- Win
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Tauno Voipio
Guest
On 8.4.19 15:21, Winfield Hill wrote:
Or industrial electrolysis cells ...
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-TV
Or industrial electrolysis cells ...
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-TV
J
Jon Elson
Guest
On Mon, 08 Apr 2019 05:00:49 -0700, shethjugal123 wrote:
> Give me link whr u got that
Termination supply on big ECL computers.
Jon
> Give me link whr u got that
Termination supply on big ECL computers.
Jon
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amdx
Guest
On 4/8/2019 7:21 AM, Winfield Hill wrote:
I don't have a link, nor any real clue, but I;ll still throw out a few
ideas.
Railroad anti corrosion, Metal plating, (copper?) Bauxite smelting,
electrolysis of some kind.
Mikek
I don't have a link, nor any real clue, but I;ll still throw out a few
ideas.
Railroad anti corrosion, Metal plating, (copper?) Bauxite smelting,
electrolysis of some kind.
Mikek
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Dimitrij Klingbeil
Guest
On 2019-04-08 14:00, shethjugal123@gmail.com wrote:
> Give me link whr u got that
Electroplating (e.g. copper on printed circuit boards)
> Give me link whr u got that
Electroplating (e.g. copper on printed circuit boards)
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amdx
Guest
On 4/8/2019 3:44 PM, amdx wrote:
OK, maybe a very tiny aluminum smelter!
"> The mixture is electrolysed by passing a low voltage (under 5 V)
direct current at 100â300 kA through it.
This causes liquid aluminium metal to be deposited at the cathode while
the oxygen from the alumina
combines with carbon from the anode to produce mostly carbon dioxide.[1]"
Mikek
OK, maybe a very tiny aluminum smelter!
"> The mixture is electrolysed by passing a low voltage (under 5 V)
direct current at 100â300 kA through it.
This causes liquid aluminium metal to be deposited at the cathode while
the oxygen from the alumina
combines with carbon from the anode to produce mostly carbon dioxide.[1]"
Mikek
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Winfield Hill
Guest
amdx wrote...
Small laboratory vacuum-jar metal deposition
evaporators have high-current "boats" to melt
and vaporize various metals. These usually
need 2V or less, and many hundreds of amps.
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Thanks,
- Win
Small laboratory vacuum-jar metal deposition
evaporators have high-current "boats" to melt
and vaporize various metals. These usually
need 2V or less, and many hundreds of amps.
--
Thanks,
- Win
Guest
On Mon, 08 Apr 2019 13:30:18 -0500, Jon Elson <elson@pico-systems.com>
wrote:
The older IBM mainframes used ground as the termination voltage
(+1.25V and -3V logic supplies).
wrote:
The older IBM mainframes used ground as the termination voltage
(+1.25V and -3V logic supplies).
Guest
On Mon, 8 Apr 2019 05:00:49 -0700 (PDT), shethjugal123@gmail.com
wrote:
>Give me link whr u got that
Well, a micro I worked on a decade or so ago needed 1.1V (IIRC) at
~125A.
wrote:
>Give me link whr u got that
Well, a micro I worked on a decade or so ago needed 1.1V (IIRC) at
~125A.
Guest
Good foryou superhero go fuck
yourself
yourself
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Phil Hobbs
Guest
On 6/12/19 6:40 PM, jonathanburd28@gmail.com wrote:
This is Usenet, not Google Groups. Usenet is about 20 years older than
Google. Welcome.
BTW you're responding to a 16-year-old thread. Were you alive then?
Cheers
Phil Hobbs
This is Usenet, not Google Groups. Usenet is about 20 years older than
Google. Welcome.
BTW you're responding to a 16-year-old thread. Were you alive then?
Cheers
Phil Hobbs
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bitrex
Guest
On 6/12/19 9:40 PM, Phil Hobbs wrote:
I like responses to threads from the late 1990s that sometimes pop up
from Google Groups users. Perhaps they are curious about the past. It
has been said the times closest to us are the times most strange to us.
What's going on with that Monica business? That new Pentium thing, is it
any good?
I like responses to threads from the late 1990s that sometimes pop up
from Google Groups users. Perhaps they are curious about the past. It
has been said the times closest to us are the times most strange to us.
What's going on with that Monica business? That new Pentium thing, is it
any good?
Guest
bitrex <user@example.net> wrote in
news:qQtME.5763$C%7.1715@fx15.iad:
I like it! I'd buy that for a dollar!
news:qQtME.5763$C%7.1715@fx15.iad:
I like it! I'd buy that for a dollar!
J
John Larkin
Guest
On Thu, 13 Jun 2019 14:56:30 +0000 (UTC),
DecadentLinuxUserNumeroUno@decadence.org wrote:
The lady bartender at the Mission Saloon knows us by name and
sometimes comps us. The downside is that the munchy selection is
terrible, so we have to bring our own beer nuts.
A healthy dose of beer fortifies us for the hike over US101 to where I
park on Pot Hill.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/jleqsky1xk2okg8/Bocce_Park.JPG?raw=1
https://www.dropbox.com/s/9eci8g24lynbgys/Crossover.JPG?raw=1
Some forced exercize is good. Clicking a mouse isn't very aerobic.
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John Larkin Highland Technology, Inc
lunatic fringe electronics
DecadentLinuxUserNumeroUno@decadence.org wrote:
The lady bartender at the Mission Saloon knows us by name and
sometimes comps us. The downside is that the munchy selection is
terrible, so we have to bring our own beer nuts.
A healthy dose of beer fortifies us for the hike over US101 to where I
park on Pot Hill.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/jleqsky1xk2okg8/Bocce_Park.JPG?raw=1
https://www.dropbox.com/s/9eci8g24lynbgys/Crossover.JPG?raw=1
Some forced exercize is good. Clicking a mouse isn't very aerobic.
--
John Larkin Highland Technology, Inc
lunatic fringe electronics
Guest
bitrex <user@example.net> wrote in
news:bEtME.10437$j04.3016@fx20.iad:
Nethack! MS Flight Simulator! ACAD 2.0 Lotus 123 Borland's
Paradox database.
I had a bunch since then. I even had a 486DX EISA machine. Port
configuration hell (naaah it was easy).
I was an early dual adopter and had an AMD dual mobo back when
that started. Even though everyone (including here) said that the
OS and apps needed to be optimized for it... yada yada yada, it
still ran the base OS faster and with less hang-ups. And each dual
I owned after that did too.
Then the era of multi-core single chip CPUs came in, and I jumped
right on that.
Hard to imagine even a single Pentium or such wallowing through
desktop gui code to get your cursor control or a non-frozen screen.
Oh and don't keep moving the mouse and filling up whatever buffer
may have been implemented for that. It only makes it worse...
Yeah, those were the days...
PCs were PCs and CPUs were CPUs...
Man we could use a chip with a 64 core inside...
Call it the Hoover series...
And no broken microcode missteps...
news:bEtME.10437$j04.3016@fx20.iad:
Nethack! MS Flight Simulator! ACAD 2.0 Lotus 123 Borland's
Paradox database.
I had a bunch since then. I even had a 486DX EISA machine. Port
configuration hell (naaah it was easy).
I was an early dual adopter and had an AMD dual mobo back when
that started. Even though everyone (including here) said that the
OS and apps needed to be optimized for it... yada yada yada, it
still ran the base OS faster and with less hang-ups. And each dual
I owned after that did too.
Then the era of multi-core single chip CPUs came in, and I jumped
right on that.
Hard to imagine even a single Pentium or such wallowing through
desktop gui code to get your cursor control or a non-frozen screen.
Oh and don't keep moving the mouse and filling up whatever buffer
may have been implemented for that. It only makes it worse...
Yeah, those were the days...
PCs were PCs and CPUs were CPUs...
Man we could use a chip with a 64 core inside...
Call it the Hoover series...
And no broken microcode missteps...
B
bitrex
Guest
On 6/13/19 10:56 AM, DecadentLinuxUserNumeroUno@decadence.org wrote:
I know where the police like to hang out drunk-hunting around here on
the weekends; drunks often like to tailgate - do 32 mph in a 40 and let
them tailgate for a while then about a half-mile from the trap pull to
the shoulder and politely wave them by "yeah it's cool! go ahead" and
they punch it to 55 or 60 yeah floor it man! Let me hear that turbo
spool up, awesome!
surprise!
I know where the police like to hang out drunk-hunting around here on
the weekends; drunks often like to tailgate - do 32 mph in a 40 and let
them tailgate for a while then about a half-mile from the trap pull to
the shoulder and politely wave them by "yeah it's cool! go ahead" and
they punch it to 55 or 60 yeah floor it man! Let me hear that turbo
spool up, awesome!
surprise!
B
bitrex
Guest
On 6/13/19 11:04 AM, DecadentLinuxUserNumeroUno@decadence.org wrote:
I hope it's compatible with Battlecruiser 3000 AD the hottest game of
the 90s
I hope it's compatible with Battlecruiser 3000 AD the hottest game of
the 90s
Guest
bitrex <user@example.net> wrote in
news:VPsME.101274$wk6.9572@fx42.iad:
Man! You should see how good this Trident SVGA card works with
1MB of memory on it! It runs real good on my i80286 AST STEP PC!
It only takes about 30 hours to complete a 1024 x 768 detailed
mandelbrot fractal. It actually takes longer to do the black
"imaginary number" zones that those with color assignments. That's
because it has to complete all iterations to decide what point the
location represents.
news:VPsME.101274$wk6.9572@fx42.iad:
Man! You should see how good this Trident SVGA card works with
1MB of memory on it! It runs real good on my i80286 AST STEP PC!
It only takes about 30 hours to complete a 1024 x 768 detailed
mandelbrot fractal. It actually takes longer to do the black
"imaginary number" zones that those with color assignments. That's
because it has to complete all iterations to decide what point the
location represents.
Guest
jonathanburd28@gmail.com wrote in news:2519ff2e-a2e2-4fc5-81bd-
85af7cf1abbc@googlegroups.com:
Aside from it very likely being a felony to perform any kind of
bypass, whether tampering with the device or its connections.
oddamned drunk drivers simply can't stop looking for excuses to do
stupid shit and endanger other citizens.
We don't need another prohibition, but there sure are a lot of
overpriced bars around sucking the cash out you retarded fucks'
wallets, not caring about your condition when you leave the bar.
The goddamned cops are complicit at this point as well. Stop
points or not, they are not doing enough to stop the fucking idiots
willing tp forgoe public safety just to lollygag down at the sports
bar. Do your fucking drinking in the privacy of your own home,
chump. They shouldn't put a box on your ignition. They should
revoke your license and TAKE the entire car to pay for the shit you
idiots cause.
85af7cf1abbc@googlegroups.com:
Aside from it very likely being a felony to perform any kind of
bypass, whether tampering with the device or its connections.
oddamned drunk drivers simply can't stop looking for excuses to do
stupid shit and endanger other citizens.
We don't need another prohibition, but there sure are a lot of
overpriced bars around sucking the cash out you retarded fucks'
wallets, not caring about your condition when you leave the bar.
The goddamned cops are complicit at this point as well. Stop
points or not, they are not doing enough to stop the fucking idiots
willing tp forgoe public safety just to lollygag down at the sports
bar. Do your fucking drinking in the privacy of your own home,
chump. They shouldn't put a box on your ignition. They should
revoke your license and TAKE the entire car to pay for the shit you
idiots cause.
B
bitrex
Guest
On 6/13/19 11:35 AM, DecadentLinuxUserNumeroUno@decadence.org wrote:
Some guys get their first turbo diesel and they just love to hear that
turbo whistle. Braaaaaaaap skreeeee!!
Some guys get their first turbo diesel and they just love to hear that
turbo whistle. Braaaaaaaap skreeeee!!