PRC as a amplifier in GPS question.

[Sir Jean-Paul Turcaud]

"Richard Ness" <richard.no@damnspam.nessnet.com> a écrit dans le message de
news: 5r6dnf_C8ouyUjPeRVn-gQ@comcast.com...

Just curious.

On exactly what do you base this?
A throbbing big toe? You dog told you? Alien messages? What???

Seriously, when it doesn't happen - will you be man enough to post
umpteen times, in every group imaginable (like you've done) and apologize
for being wrong? Or just slink back off into whatever hole you crawled out
of.

Now, you may actually be 'dead' serious with these dire warnings. If so,
again
I ask, on what basis are they made? One would think that if you wanted to
actually be taken seriously, you'd post this VERY important information.

Oh - BTW, when should Seattle expect 'the big one'...??

I have a confidence to you, Sir :
There are NO subductions and there was NEVER any at all, EXCEPT IN PHASE
WITH SURRECTIONS !
There are NO drift of any kind except in the mad minds of all those
parasites & other infantile imbeciles masquerading all over the world as
Geologists ( only a few True Geologists around indeed )
.... and indeed NO tangential nor compression forces applied to the
Lithosphere !!!!

ALL IS FALSE IN OFFICIAL GEOLOGY INTERPRETATION WHILE OF COURSE THE FACTS
ARE CORRECT !
.... and indeed you will find all around NO fault closing in, NO deep sea
Trench closing in, NO canyon closing in ....although in the alleged line of
Trust conducting to alleged Mountain Range surrection.
.... on the contrary all is opening, tearing away and all rivers path except
in sedimentation and soft terrain are the result of instantaneous cut
resulting of wondrous torque effect ( the explanation indeed in clear within
the True Geology approach )

You are as well as the others in a awful childish merry-go-round of circular
referencing, and like the others you understand nothing at what is taking
place.
Why ?
Simply because you know nothing about the True Geology, and you are unable
either to question your fraudulous present sci000nce !
You know nothing indeed further about the UPL or Universal Pressure Law
which is the corner stone of the True Geology, and underlay all phenomena
.... not only on our planet but on the whole Universe.

I have very little time to go into that, nor do I have the intention of
doing so later .... especially in regards to the Mining Criminals of
Newmont, Newcrest, & BHP benefiting of Criminal Political support all
these
years ... I have not intention to impart the result of my discoveries to
benefit not only that manure, but as well their supporters over 35 years in
Australia.

My conclusion re the GREAT SYDNEY QUAKE OF 2005 are derived from what I
know, and from what I have understood from my research, study and
conclusions hence of the correct Mechanism sustaining the Earth in motion .
The 3 systems to anticipate Quakes as I know them, are likewise very
efficient but WILL NOT BE IMPARTED EITHER for the reasons above, imparted
indeed to Mining Criminals and Australia Criminal Parliaments like the
Federal & Western Australian Parliaments manned by Howard & Gallop ... nor
to the people of the world as a result !

THE MOST I WILL DO IS TO ISSUE THOSE ORDERS TO AUSTRALIA EASTERN COASTAL
ZONE OVER A 1 000 MILES SWATHE WIDTH CENTRED ON SYDNEY
IT IS TO EVACUATE ALL THE AUSTRALIAN POPULATION AS FROM DEC 27 TO JAN 3 FROM
AREAS BELOW 150 FT AND LESS THAN 20 MILES FROM THE COAST !!!

.... the rest belongs to me and as well as the cures of Cancer, Brain
Tumours, AIDS etc resolved in 5 days flat, my finding of the True Geology &
Quakes anticipation will not be shared since the common point in present
Australia is grabbing and running away without the least sentiment of
Gratitude nor Recognition .... and I will not shift from the position until
the Mining Criminals are sent to the Gallows, and the Howard & Gallop
Political Criminals flogged to death by the Queen 's Executioner !!!

.... and I am sorry to say that the rest of Humanity is paying and will be
paying for the Crimes of a few hardened Mining & Political Australian
Criminals ... and their Australian supporters ... as well as the whole
Australian Administration supporting such !


Yours faithfully


--
Sir Jean-Paul Turcaud
True Geologist
Founder of the True Geology

Australia Mining Pioneer

~~ Ignorance Is The Cosmic Sin, The One Never Forgiven ! ~~

 

[FruitLoop]

"Sunny" <wombathouse@yahoo.com.au> wrote in message
news:F6Nrf.109215$V7.43909@news-server.bigpond.net.au...

"Sir Jean-Paul Turcaud" <xyz@atlante.edu> wrote in message
news:doo6lp$n6r$1@aphrodite.grec.isp.9tel.net...
... and as far as Siberia is concerned you know nothing about the real
History of that former Tropical country ( a mere 12 000 years ago ) nor
of
course about the former Polar conditions of Austrlia a mere 12 000
years
ago againg )

Wanker

He cant be that stupid pulling one .

 

[inter_ton]

"Sunny" <wombathouse@yahoo.com.au> wrote in message
news:F6Nrf.109215$V7.43909@news-server.bigpond.net.au...

"Sir Jean-Paul Turcaud" <xyz@atlante.edu> wrote in message
news:doo6lp$n6r$1@aphrodite.grec.isp.9tel.net...
... and as far as Siberia is concerned you know nothing about the real
History of that former Tropical country ( a mere 12 000 years ago ) nor
of course about the former Polar conditions of Austrlia a mere 12 000
years ago againg )

Wanker

Rather than respond to the idiot just killfile him like most have done.
He lives for your response.

 

[Albatross]

"Sir Jean-Paul Turcaud" <xyz@atlante.edu> wrote in message
news:doq4dl$dkb$1@apollon.grec.isp.9tel.net...

My reply to yours, Mr Doug Wheller, follows your own post.
No need to reply by the way, since the Catastrophe announced is going to
take place, and the most I could do, I have done.
Hence I am leaving all ng for a while
jpturcaud
*******

Meh!
you couldn't even reply to the correct person !

Do you want to boorow a surfboard & a wet suit for the beach?
... I hear there are some great waves coming soon !

 

[Poxy]

Michael C wrote:

"budgie" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
news:keouq1poo8q06fsplim5m4tstl6s0v3cmm@4ax.com...
You say the temp drops 92->85 (say) when the relay pulls in. If
this is the
result of the pull-in itself, as distinct from what the relay drives
(i.e. it is
related to a volt-drop issue etc) then the temp itself hasn't dropped

That's true, the temp has stayed the same.

- only
your reading has - and you need to have that masked with enough
hysteresis to
offset that "drop" plus an operating hysteresis.

The problem then is that big hysteresis will get in the way if the
temp really does drop from 92 to 85, I really need a more accurate
measurement.

Assuming you know when the relay is energised, and you know the
corresponding change in voltage when that happens, can't you just compensate
for that in code with some kind of offset applied to temp readings?

 

[pedro]

two bob wrote:

Well I don't know your circumstances, but you need to consider two
things at least. Firstly.. what your situation would be if Labor had
remained in power. And secondly.. It's a global market and workplace
these days. We need to compete with Asian countries where there is dirt
cheap labour. We can't keep on trying to maintain a standard of living
that we can't support. Something has to give. Howard is trying to ensure
that it's not jobs that go. He aint perfect, and he aint doing
everything right, but he has the best interests of Australia and
Australians at heart.




Interesting that you support JH for the cheap labour he imported



I don't! I'm saying he's trying to preserve jobs with his IR legislation.



How can he be trying to preserve jobs by making a broader class system. When
the value of income is lowered people cant afford to purchase Australian
made products, which in turn forces us to purchase from 3rd world countries,
which in turn forces local labour out of the market place. Hence, no job
preservation.

Consumers don't purchase Australian made products now, what few there
are of them. Ninety percent or so of purchasers buy on price alone. The
aim of reducing the cost of production of Aussie products, is to make
them more competitive with imports.


--
rgds,

Pete
-----
http://pedro.spyw.com
The time here is- http://tinyurl.com/6sfgd
'What do you do when you see an endangered animal eating an endangered plant?'

 

[Michael C]

"Poxy" <pox@poxymail.com> wrote in message
news:NQ2sf.112228$V7.110929@news-server.bigpond.net.au...

Assuming you know when the relay is energised, and you know the
corresponding change in voltage when that happens, can't you just
compensate
for that in code with some kind of offset applied to temp readings?

That is possible but I think that should be done after I've gotten to temp
measuring circuit working properly. And then it should only be done if
necessary. I could see some side effects such as different relays being
installed which causes the temp to change a different amount.

 

[two bob]

Interesting that you support JH for the cheap labour he imported


I don't! I'm saying he's trying to preserve jobs with his IR legislation.


How can he be trying to preserve jobs by making a broader class system.
When the value of income is lowered people cant afford to purchase
Australian made products, which in turn forces us to purchase from 3rd
world countries, which in turn forces local labour out of the market
place. Hence, no job preservation.


Consumers don't purchase Australian made products now, what few there are
of them. Ninety percent or so of purchasers buy on price alone. The aim of
reducing the cost of production of Aussie products, is to make them more
competitive with imports.

Consumers dont buy Australian products because they are so hard to find.
In the long run it is cheaper to purchase our products at a more expensive
price because most products manufactured here last longer than cheap Asian
imports, hence you only have to purchase once.

 

[veritas]

SO?

 

[Poxy]

Michael C wrote:

"Poxy" <pox@poxymail.com> wrote in message
news:NQ2sf.112228$V7.110929@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
Assuming you know when the relay is energised, and you know the
corresponding change in voltage when that happens, can't you just
compensate
for that in code with some kind of offset applied to temp readings?

That is possible but I think that should be done after I've gotten to
temp measuring circuit working properly. And then it should only be
done if necessary. I could see some side effects such as different
relays being installed which causes the temp to change a different
amount.

One alternative might be to use a smarter temeprature sensor, such as a
DS18S20 that delivers the temperature as a digitally rather than as a
voltage. You'd need to implement a 1-wire bus, but there seem to be
implementations available for most micros which would make it pretty easy to
integrate into your existing code.

http://www.maxim-ic.com/quick_view2.cfm/qv_pk/2815

 

[Brian Goldsmith]

"Poxy" wrote

You'd need to implement a 1-wire bus,


***** Earth return of course!!!DC or AC?

Brian Goldsmith

 

[Bob Parker]

On Tue, 27 Dec 2005 02:07:52 +0100, "Sir Jean-Paul Turcaud"
<xyz@atlante.edu> wrote:

Hence I am leaving all ng for a while
jpturcaud
*******

Is that a promise? I've been deleting this ranting garbage for what
seems like months.

 

[Michael C]

"Poxy" <pox@poxymail.com> wrote in message
news:Bm7sf.114116$V7.107151@news-server.bigpond.net.au...

One alternative might be to use a smarter temeprature sensor, such as a
DS18S20 that delivers the temperature as a digitally rather than as a
voltage. You'd need to implement a 1-wire bus, but there seem to be
implementations available for most micros which would make it pretty easy
to
integrate into your existing code.

http://www.maxim-ic.com/quick_view2.cfm/qv_pk/2815

I've ordered this one from futurlec. As I'm already using I2C with 2 chips
I've already got working code. Hopefully it will just be a matter of
plugging it in

http://www.futurlec.com.au/Philips/PCF8591P.jsp

Michael

 

[Andrew M]

The 1-wire bus is a *dog* of a thing to implement and places timing restrictions on
your system. If you need up to 8 sensors or so I suggest a more popular I2C sensor
rather than 1-wire.

I2C master code is very simple and not timing sensitive.

-Andrew M

"Poxy" <pox@poxymail.com> wrote in message
news:Bm7sf.114116$V7.107151@news-server.bigpond.net.au...

Michael C wrote:
"Poxy" <pox@poxymail.com> wrote in message
news:NQ2sf.112228$V7.110929@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
Assuming you know when the relay is energised, and you know the
corresponding change in voltage when that happens, can't you just
compensate
for that in code with some kind of offset applied to temp readings?

That is possible but I think that should be done after I've gotten to
temp measuring circuit working properly. And then it should only be
done if necessary. I could see some side effects such as different
relays being installed which causes the temp to change a different
amount.

One alternative might be to use a smarter temeprature sensor, such as a
DS18S20 that delivers the temperature as a digitally rather than as a
voltage. You'd need to implement a 1-wire bus, but there seem to be
implementations available for most micros which would make it pretty easy to
integrate into your existing code.

http://www.maxim-ic.com/quick_view2.cfm/qv_pk/2815

 

[Bernard Hubbard]

On Fri, 23 Dec 2005 10:20:25 +0100, "Jean-Paul Turcaud"
<xyz@atlante.edu> wrote:

Dearest Nunu Saunders,

I want you to stop indulging in your filthy and against Nature Laws shameful
bedroom practices !
I want you to found a family and have children to care about in all honour &
knowledge of the Eternal Cosmic Laws !
snip rest of message

Dear Cur Jean-Paul Turdcow,

I have read your postings with some humour, but now that you attack
Nanure Saunders who happens to be a Pastor of her Church and a woman
that spreads the Peace of God through her web site and Yahoo Group you
have gone to far.

I hereby put a black Irish curse on you and on your stupid French
countrymen who live in the pacific islands of New Caledonia and
Tahiti. The quake and resultant tsunami have been set to deflect to
the north east and will drown the entire inhabitants of those islands.
I guess that you warn the Froggy Government that I have placed a hex
on them and have no way of removing it.
--

"Genius may have its limitations, but stupidity is not thus
handicapped."~Elbert Hubbard to quote a relative of mine.



Bernard Hubbard

 

[Harry]

Do a search on this Turcaud fellow and see what he has been up to!!
HH
"Albatross" <rjarnoldAToptushome.com.au> wrote in message news:43b090b5$0$18199$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au...
: OOh look !!!
:
: Surfs up !!!
:
: another great day on OZ, with no earthquakes in sight
:
:

 

[Judy.Lim]

With a one vote majority in the Senate he has sold all Australians as he
likes in a manner devoid of any consideration at all for anyone except
himself. In fact he has behaved like he is God who insists that mankind sing
only praises to him
"Mr.T" <MrT@home> wrote in message
news:43b38cec$0$18201$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au...

"pedro" <pedro@nowhere.com> wrote in message
news:7L4sf.113042$V7.39940@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
two bob wrote:
Well I don't know your circumstances, but you need to consider two
things at least. Firstly.. what your situation would be if Labor had
remained in power. And secondly.. It's a global market and workplace
these days. We need to compete with Asian countries where there is
dirt
cheap labour. We can't keep on trying to maintain a standard of
living
that we can't support. Something has to give. Howard is trying to
ensure
that it's not jobs that go. He aint perfect, and he aint doing
everything right, but he has the best interests of Australia and
Australians at heart.


Yes, but only *rich* Australians. (particularly Liberal campaign
contributers)
Those at the bottom of the pile can go die in the gutter it seems whilst
working for nothing.


Consumers don't purchase Australian made products now, what few there
are of them. Ninety percent or so of purchasers buy on price alone.

Of course, those not at the mega dollar salary end of the job market have
no
option.


The
aim of reducing the cost of production of Aussie products, is to make
them more competitive with imports.

No, we would still import manufactured goods from larger volume producers
like China, even if local wages were zero!
(only for the navvies of course, the CEO's would still get multi mega buck
salaries, as would politicians)

MrT.

 

[crazy frog]

hav you notest that howard and Mr burns from
the simpsons look alike.
both evil.

"pedro" <pedro@nowhere.com> wrote in message
news:HGDuf.167693$V7.101310@news-server.bigpond.net.au...

Mr.T wrote:


"pedro" <pedro@nowhere.com> wrote in message
news:7L4sf.113042$V7.39940@news-server.bigpond.net.au...


two bob wrote:


Well I don't know your circumstances, but you need to consider two
things at least. Firstly.. what your situation would be if Labor had
remained in power. And secondly.. It's a global market and workplace
these days. We need to compete with Asian countries where there is


dirt


cheap labour. We can't keep on trying to maintain a standard of
living
that we can't support. Something has to give. Howard is trying to


ensure


that it's not jobs that go. He aint perfect, and he aint doing
everything right, but he has the best interests of Australia and
Australians at heart.




Yes, but only *rich* Australians. (particularly Liberal campaign
contributers)
Those at the bottom of the pile can go die in the gutter it seems whilst
working for nothing.



This idea that Howard is deliberately and maliciously screwing the
'little people' is a nonsense. Why would he do, or even want to do, such
a thing? What would he hope to gain by it. How could it benefit him, the
Libs, or the country as a whole.


Consumers don't purchase Australian made products now, what few there
are of them. Ninety percent or so of purchasers buy on price alone.



Of course, those not at the mega dollar salary end of the job market have
no
option.


The
aim of reducing the cost of production of Aussie products, is to make
them more competitive with imports.



No, we would still import manufactured goods from larger volume producers
like China, even if local wages were zero!
(only for the navvies of course, the CEO's would still get multi mega
buck
salaries, as would politicians)

MrT.



So the purpose, reason for, and objective of the IR legislation is what
exactly.


--
rgds,

Pete
-----
http://pedro.spyw.com
The time here is- http://tinyurl.com/6sfgd
'Dawn: Natures way of telling you to go to bed'

 

[mark_newton]

pedro wrote:

This idea that Howard is deliberately and maliciously screwing the
'little people' is a nonsense. Why would he do, or even want to do,
such a thing? What would he hope to gain by it. How could it benefit
him, the Libs, or the country as a whole.

You're joking, yeah?

Lower wages > greater profits > corporate gratitude > more donations to
the Liberal Party...

Wake up to yourself.

 

[sijay]

mark_newton wrote:

pedro wrote:

This idea that Howard is deliberately and maliciously screwing
the 'little people' is a nonsense. Why would he do, or even want
to do, such a thing? What would he hope to gain by it. How could
it benefit him, the Libs, or the country as a whole.

You're joking, yeah?

Lower wages > greater profits > corporate gratitude > more
donations to the Liberal Party...

Wake up to yourself.

You honestly think he is that self-serving and contemptuous of the
Australian public?

Yes. There isn't a pollie who isn't.

And it wouldn't matter how much was donated to the Libs if the public
gets pissed off and votes him out of office.

Big if. If the majority of voters think* as you do...

* I use that term loosely.

Huh? Its a bloody democracy? If IR doesnt work by the next election

Australians will vote his ass out, you dont need to be bloody laurie
oakes to see that coming? All the smear campaigns and multi million
dollar advertising wont save the liberals there - so surely you have to
concede that somewhere in all the policy the Libs think this is good for
the country as a whole?