Guys, As usual, in this forum, it ends up degrading into a bunch of "why should I bother" questions instead of a mission of personal discovery. You are feeling insulted when you won't bother taking the first steps? Whatever....
It seems foolish of anyone here to wait for someone to tell you something special as "evidence" for anything. Here's one you can try. The sky is purple right now, with pink spots. Go outside and check it. Get the picture yet. I can tell you anything I want to. How could you possibly trust any numbers I might throw at you about ANYTHING? I can put together a good lightshow for you, since all you seem to want is some entertainment anyway. You build if you feel like it. Then you get to see whatever you see based on what you've done. There is no other "proof" that you're going to get of anything, unless you've produced it yourself or purchase commercial equipment that can do what you need. Don't build anything. Go to Wal-mart every day and keep hoping for something "special" to show up in the hardware dept. Good luck. I'm done wasting my time with this thread. I'm less than interested in trying to convince anyone to do anything that they don't want to do. So, do nothing. Happy now? On with the news. R On 24 Nov 2005 at 20:57, Bob Paddock wrote: > > On Thursday 24 November 2005 08:01 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > Bob, nothing is being spoon fed. > > I can dig up the message where John said as much that he was spoon feeding, > if > I really thought it was worth my time. I find the whole deal insulting to be > honest. Perhaps things have changed since I left the group. > > > That's about as simple as it gets. And, it's the only thing that I really > > have left to say on this subject. > > You did not answer my question. How long has your device run at any one > time continuously? In this area I agree with Ken. Is it worth my time to > build one? Tell me that yours has run X times longer with feedback than with > out and it is worth the time. How many others in the Yahoo group have > working devices now? > > > It's all out there on the various publicly displayed websites. > > No, it isn't, but that is a different mater. Ask John. >
