PRC as a amplifier in GPS question.

[Incognito]

Some NDB's at airports in the USA ID in voice but many in Morse.
See URL:
http://www.airnav.com/airports/

And unless you have a very selective receiver -- don't listen to the CW
bands on a weekend as they are LOADED with CW signals.

And then there is 30M -- CW and data only
--
Incognito By Necessity -(

If you can't convince them, confuse them.
- - -Harry S Truman




"Laurie" <laurie_h@despammed.com> wrote in message
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Marty Wallace wrote:
The really stupid thing is that morse isn't used anywhere at all now

That may well come as a surprise to the users of aeronautical beacons.

--
Laurie

 

[Rod Speed]

amstereo <amstereo@optushomeDOTcompanyDOTaustralia> wrote
in message news:4087a85b$0$16964$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au...

17" are cheaper than 15" surprizingly enough

Bullshit.

"splat" <splatREMOVE@CAPSnetserver.org> wrote in message
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"Phil Allison" <philallison@optusnet.com.au> wrote in message
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"Patrick Dunford" <patrickdunford@nz.invalid


Rod Speed

Usual FBT failing problem. Not economic to replace.

useful to know.



** Mindless bullshit from the Rodbot is never useful.

The real problem you described could easily be due to a cracked
solder
joint.


BTW Working 14 inch PC monitors can often be picked up for nothing
off
the street.




.............. Phil



Well, not quite nothing

But a 14 inch? Ouch!

Its time to consider upgrading to at least a 17 inch (ok, maybe a 15 inch
ifn yer on a budget)

 

[Rod Speed]

"The GHOST of WOGER." <ghost@gosts.co.au> wrote in message news:am1f80liivqf3jiqjsdn6gsul3ts0r3lkp@4ax.com...

On Thu, 22 Apr 2004 18:35:57 +1000, "Rod Speed" <rod_speed@yahoo.com> wrote:


Phil Allison <philallison@optusnet.com.au> wrote in message
news:40876f54$0$12740$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au...
Patrick Dunford <patrickdunford@nz.invalid> wrote
Rod Speed

The monitor on my kids computer is playing up. Every few
seconds, sometimes 5 sometimes 30-60 or anywhere in
between, the monitor makes a clicking sound, like static
electricity. The screen flicks with each click, looking like it gets
80% smaller then back to full size again. The screen flick takes
about 1.2 a second from normal to reduced to normal again.

Compaq V75 monitor bought 2nd hand through tech rentals quite some time ago.

Any ideas?

Usual FBT failing problem. Not economic to replace.

useful to know.

The real problem you described could
easily be due to a cracked solder joint.

Utterly mindless pig ignorant drivel, as always from Phyllis.

The critical bit is 'makes a clicking sound, like static
electricity. The screen flicks with each click, looking
like it gets 80% smaller then back to full size again'

Thats the arcing, stupid.

No wonder you're completely unemployable.

BTW Working 14 inch PC monitors can
often be picked up for nothing off the street.

The V75 is a 17" monitor, cretin.

Damned fine display too, when its working.

You know f all, I service Monitors..

You know fuck all about working out what the symptoms mean.

Dry Joints,

Dont normally produce that particular set of
symptoms, particularly that 'makes a clicking
sound, like static electricity' Thats normally arcing.

Confirmed by 'he screen flicks with each click, looking
like it gets 80% smaller then back to full size again'
Cleary the EHT is dropping with the click.

The Other problem is condensation around the EHT Alta Cap..

The other problem is a failing FBT.

 

[Rod Speed]

Edmund Good <spam@no.spam> wrote in message
news:rqzhaqtbbqpyrneargam.hwln3u1.pminews@news.clear.net.nz...

Rod Speed wrote

The V75 is a 17" monitor, cretin.

Damned fine display too, when its working.

They are manufactured by ADI (the one's sold in NZ were anyway,

Mine isnt.

the US version was manufcatured by Samsung) in their better days.

Mine isnt that either.

 

[Rod Speed]

Phil Allison <philallison@optusnet.com.au> wrote in message
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Rod Speed <rod_speed@yahoo.com> wrote

The critical bit is 'makes a clicking sound, like static
electricity. The screen flicks with each click, looking
like it gets 80% smaller then back to full size again'

Thats the arcing, stupid.

What do you think fucking cracked solder joints regularly do

Not audibly like that, fuckwit cretin. And clearly given that the
screen size changes, its the EHT thats involved, fuckwit.

No wonder you're completely unemployable.

BTW Working 14 inch PC monitors can
often be picked up for nothing off the street.

The V75 is a 17" monitor, cretin.

The PC is used by the OP's stinking kids.

Who will be picking his nursing home, fuckwit cretin.

 

[Rod Speed]

Edmund Good <spam@no.spam> wrote in message
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Rod Speed wrote

Usual FBT failing problem. Not economic to replace.

Normal dry joint symptoms..

Crap, not with that 'makes a clicking sound, like static
electricity. The screen flicks with each click, looking
like it gets 80% smaller then back to full size again'

It is the FBT failing, I used to work for the service agent who had the
service contract for Compaq monitors, and I think I should know.

And the V75 is a tad notorious for that failure mode too.

 

[Geoff]

Matthew Haigh <$matthaigh{News05}$@haigh.org> wrote in
news:rHmJqbE0m8hAFw2I@local.gcrsoft.com:

The "SMS" or "Connecting People"
notifications only happen with phones made by a certain Finnish
manufacturer.

That shows that somebody has a sense of humour

YG

 

[Jock]

On Thu, 22 Apr 2004 15:00:24 +0100, Trevor Day <Trev@secornwall.removethis.com>
wrote:

In message <7uif80lnagqj1qusptslqf8avrfmv56fdd@4ax.com>, Jock
afton370@yahoo.co.uk> writes
On Thu, 22 Apr 2004 17:41:57 +1000, Don McKenzie <look@my.sig.com> wrote:

When you hear Dididit Dahdah Dididit emitting from mobile phones all day
long,

Where did you learn your Morse? The above is a question
mark, not the SMS you'd hoped for!

I would hope most users would know what it means, and even be able
to make a Dididit Dahdahdah Dididit sound with a spanner (or their
mobile phone) on the inside hull of a ship in an emergency.

That's still not right is it? What's "S"?

Looks OK to me!

Yes, on re-reading it, it is. Apologies.

(Old age).

--

Jock. Class A+++

 

[Jock]

On Thu, 22 Apr 2004 15:03:57 +0100, Binary Era <me@privacy.net> wrote:

Jock wrote:

Don McKenzie <look@my.sig.com> wrote:

When you hear Dididit Dahdah Dididit emitting from mobile phones all day
long,

Where did you learn your Morse? The above is a question
mark, not the SMS you'd hoped for!


Oh dear......

Oh shit!

--

Jock. Class A+++

 

[Jock]

On Fri, 23 Apr 2004 00:48:37 +1000, Don McKenzie <look@my.sig.com> wrote:

Jock wrote:

On Thu, 22 Apr 2004 17:41:57 +1000, Don McKenzie <look@my.sig.com> wrote:

When you hear Dididit Dahdah Dididit emitting from mobile phones all day
long,

Where did you learn your Morse? The above is a question
mark, not the SMS you'd hoped for!

I would hope most users would know what it means, and even be able
to make a Dididit Dahdahdah Dididit sound with a spanner (or their
mobile phone) on the inside hull of a ship in an emergency.

That's still not right is it? What's "S"?

OH, I stand corrected.

No need. The fault was mine. ((

Pray tell me what "S" is then Jock. Class A+++

Errrr .... dididahdit ?

Then tell me what Didit Dahdah Didit is.

)

--

Jock. Class A+++

 

[Jock]

On Thu, 22 Apr 2004 19:10:12 +0100, "Laurie" <laurie_h@despammed.com> wrote:

Marty Wallace wrote:
The really stupid thing is that morse isn't used anywhere at all now

That may well come as a surprise to the users of aeronautical beacons.

.... and to Russian, Ukranian, Indonesian and some other military
users, along with the Israeli Navy, Italian coast stations and
numerous "numbers" stations.

--

Jock. Class A+++

 

[Rod Speed]

Edmund Good <spam@no.spam> wrote in message
news:rqzhaqtbbqpyrneargam.hwmmxv1.pminews@news.clear.net.nz...

Rod Speed wrote

Edmund Good <spam@no.spam> wrote

They are manufactured by ADI (the one's sold in NZ were anyway,

Mine isnt.

the US version was manufcatured by Samsung) in their better days.

Mine isnt that either.

Then who manufactured your one

Dunno, too lazy to take the back off to check.

Its labelled Product of Thailand (City of Chonburi) on the sticker
thats got all the numbers on it, on the back of the case.

COMPAQ
MODEL NO.: 623T KIT NO.: 307710-01
SERIAL NO.: 820CF03AE293 ASS'Y NO.: 307711-405
SPARES : 307713-B23 MANUFACTURED: MAY, 1998
POWER : 110-240V 50-60Hz 1.8A

 

[Edmund Good]

On Fri, 23 Apr 2004 06:10:48 +1000, Rod Speed wrote:

And the V75 is a tad notorious for that failure mode too.

They had various "issues", even the Samsung version had a flyback problem.



Edmund

 

[Edmund Good]

On Fri, 23 Apr 2004 06:06:53 +1000, Rod Speed wrote:

They are manufactured by ADI (the one's sold in NZ were anyway,

Mine isnt.

the US version was manufcatured by Samsung) in their better days.

Mine isnt that either.

Then who manufactured your one



Edmund

 

[Edmund Good]

On Fri, 23 Apr 2004 06:05:40 +1000, Rod Speed wrote:

Dont normally produce that particular set of
symptoms, particularly that 'makes a clicking
sound, like static electricity' Thats normally arcing.

Confirmed by 'he screen flicks with each click, looking
like it gets 80% smaller then back to full size again'
Cleary the EHT is dropping with the click.

Ballooning I believe it is called. This model were not known for dry joints.



Edmund

 

[Edmund Good]

On Thu, 22 Apr 2004 23:47:02 +1200, ~misfit~ wrote:

sarcasm
Nah man, it can't be the fly-back transformer, not if woger says it isn't.
He's a mainframe engineer and a TV repairman.
/sarcasm
--
~misfit~

<sarcasm>
You mean Woger knows everything.
</sarcasm>

 

[Phil Allison]

"Rod Speed" <rod_speed@yahoo.com>

Phil Allison <philallison@optusnet.com.au

The critical bit is 'makes a clicking sound, like static
electricity. The screen flicks with each click, looking
like it gets 80% smaller then back to full size again'

Thats the arcing, stupid.

What do you think fucking cracked solder joints regularly do ???

Not audibly like that, fuckwit cretin.

** Not a fucking clue as always.



And clearly given that the

screen size changes, its the EHT thats involved, fuckwit.

** Where do you think the EHT comes from - fuckhead.

Not a fucking clue as always.

No wonder you're completely unemployable.

** No wonder Rod the Pig God is a welfare bludger.

BTW Working 14 inch PC monitors can
often be picked up for nothing off the street.

The V75 is a 17" monitor, cretin.

The PC is used by the OP's stinking kids.

Who will be picking his nursing home, fuckwit cretin.

** That is something the Rod the Pig God will never have to worry
out - when he drops dead no-one will bother to bury him. The maggots
will finish him off.





.............. Phil

 

[Rod Speed]

Some completely unemployable fuckwit claiming to be
Phil Allison <philallison@optusnet.com.au> desperately
attempted to bullshit its way out of its predicament in message
news:4088821c$0$4548$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au...
and fooled absolutely no one at all. As always.

No wonder its completely unemployable.

 

[Edmund Good]

On Fri, 23 Apr 2004 08:27:28 +1000, Rod Speed wrote:

Then who manufactured your one

Dunno, too lazy to take the back off to check.

Its labelled Product of Thailand (City of Chonburi) on the sticker
thats got all the numbers on it, on the back of the case.

COMPAQ
MODEL NO.: 623T KIT NO.: 307710-01
SERIAL NO.: 820CF03AE293 ASS'Y NO.: 307711-405
SPARES : 307713-B23 MANUFACTURED: MAY, 1998
POWER : 110-240V 50-60Hz 1.8A

Yep, ADI manufactured.


Edmund

 

[Rudolf Ladyzhenskii]

I do not think it is worth repairing.

What you describing is some sort of high voltage circuitry fault. Could be
FBT, could even be faulty picture tube.

Rudolf

"Patrick Dunford" <patrickdunford@nz.invalid> wrote in message
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GJ
The monitor on my kids computer is playing up. Every few seconds,
sometimes 5 sometimes 30-60 or anywhere in between, the monitor makes a
clicking sound, like static electricity. The screen flicks with each
click, looking like it gets 80% smaller then back to full size again.
The screen flick takes about 1.2 a second from normal to reduced to
normal again.

Compaq V75 monitor bought 2nd hand through tech rentals quite some time
ago.

Any ideas?

power supply restarting itself?

is this what is called "hiccupping"?