Many years ago, a local test lab in Newburyport, MA used decommissioned
hydroelectric
generators driven by electric motors for their AC mains testing.
For 50 Hz they dropped huge resistors (carbon piles???) in the river and
just loaded
down the motor-generators. The boiling river water,
I took a similar tack, except for 5, 6, and 7, and he
quietly moved on to pressure another department.
Best regards,
Dave Lorusso
Lorusso Technologies, LLC
Hah. You expect us to believe you never did a Number Seven?
We know you better than that Dave, you sly dog, you. =]
And you are
We had a short discussion last autumn about the abbreviation of 'CE'.
CE... That would mean 'Caveat Emptor', right?
Mike
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DANGER indicates an imminently hazardous situation which,
if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury. This signal
word is to be limited to the most extreme situations.
I found quite a lot of references via Google, to 'Hertzian
Vibration.' A lot of them made reference to contact
closure types of equipment. By inference, it seems to
be used in relation to low-frequency mechanical vibration.
Still sounds like a stupid bit of pseudo jargon to me.
Like 'Hourly
Hi;
A couple weeks ago I politely criticized the HP/Agilent E7401A
spectrum analyzer. Okay, so I called it a piece of garbage.
That was based on two basic facts:
1) It was ridiculously user-unfriendly.
2) Customer support was friendly but unhelpful.
I now wish to publicly apologize. Two nice
Could be viewed as free advert for Agilent.
That's okay, John. I replied privately to Gunter, and I called
the E7401A an absolute piece of trash. So it evens out
in the end.
Cheers!
Mike Mertinooke
I also recommend the Schaffner charts. They are just packed
with good reference information!
Put them up next to your screen room, situated so when you
have a visitor, the charts would be visible over his shoulder.
The next time some wise guy who has just taken an EMC
seminar asks you to some
Is there a European standard for Li-ion batteries?
Is there a battery directive? If yes, what standards is applicable?
CE mark required?
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As far as I know, the relevant EU directive is 98/101/EC, 22 December
1998, which adapts 91/157/EEC on batteries and accumulators. This
only
signs at work. Is there a similar Directive for health and safety signs for
the general public?
Whoo! The mind boggles! You mean with like people with exclamation
point in triangle tattoos on various portions of the anatomy? Or
biohazard labels on the door of the kids' rooms? Judging
from some
Dear Valued Regulatory Test Solution Customer,
Agilent Technologies has recently made a strategic decision regarding our
acsource product family...
...to withdraw from the EMI compliance market. So, within a frame
of less than five years, I have a $13,000 software investment which
is no longer
Heh! Used a CRT focussing coil with a Lionel train transformer, actually.
By quickly making and breaking the connections I could time the
current so it would accelerate the ball bearing smartly.
And where did we get our CRT focusing coil? Hmm?
You must have been SOME kid to raise!
Scott:
According to Ergane 4.2;
freedom = libereco
justice = justeco
property = bieno / eco / kvality (three different words meaning property)
private = nepublika / privata / senofica (three different words in
Esperanto,
only one word in English)
protest = protesti / protesto
tyranny =
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