From: Peter Wood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Not to mention Sharp's have proper VU meters! ;) And most importantly,
> easy accessibly EEPROMS for hacking ;);). As well as pritty good customer
> service. The only thing which could be better is a coax in on my 701. I can't
> be bother to make a TOSLINK converter.
Once you calibrate the (in my case Sony MZ-R3) meter against a test signal
from other devices, it does the job. I admit I would rather the 0-100% 20-bar
display along the lower edge of the display would be much better as a level
meter. Any thoughts D?
> >Ralph -> Hmm Mir didn't fall on Paris... Anyway, If Paris is wipped out from the
> >map, is that the end of the world?
> Doesn't bother me anymore, my girlfriend moved away from Paris half a
> year ago, it can get hit by Mir if it wants to!
> Anyway, Mir would burn up before it would hit Paris, wouldn't it?
I think Mir, or rather very hot fragments would fall to Earth's surface. And if
NASA's Salyut (?) station is anything to go by, it would hit quite hard and a
direct hit on Paris would almost certainly result in many casualties (it'll come
in at near 20,000 mph). But then your home is the Netherlands so you don't
care about France really do you Ralph, despite living there now?
Me, I'm a European and love the warmth and harmony which brings all of us
together aka Eurovision. If Paris was hit we'd lose the Eiffel Tower, a wonder
of the world (in Civ II) though personally it looks little more than an overgrown
Blackpool Tower :-P
[French people may publicly or privately flame me, if they wish]
Cheers,
PrinceGaz -- "Prediction for Sunderland today is a 1-1 draw. but I need
loads more stats for my program really"
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