Gentlemen,
thank you very much for your help. Now I know where to start from (Vinegar).
DI water is perhaps within my reach but high temperature vaccuum baking
surely not. I will inform you how i procede.
Best regards
Ulrich Bangert
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Also they are almost impossible to solder by hand without setting high internal
stress which sometimes results in cracks, not necessarily immediately. Even on
professional wave solder equipment, high delayed failure rates are not
uncommon, which sometimes results in many units having to be
Hi Didier:
I know CMAX had a real problem with their LF time receiver boards. The
high value caps used to resonate the loop-stick antenna permanently
changed value so much when heated to soldering temperature they no
longer worked. Now they use radial lead caps shrink wrapped to the
Good tidbit on the cmax
On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 10:29 AM, Brooke Clarke bro...@pacific.net wrote:
Hi Didier:
I know CMAX had a real problem with their LF time receiver boards. The
high value caps used to resonate the loop-stick antenna permanently changed
value so much when heated to
real time processing of *anything* is challenging, even if it's only
updating once an hour. I write this because updating once an hour implies
you are probably looking at data spanning months, and keeping a program or
set of programs reliably running without a hiccup for months is
I'm going to be listing some items on flea bay soon. Included will be a
number of lengths of assorted RF cables, plus a couple of nice rugged foam
lined transport cases suitable for 19 equipment. Maybe some other odds
ends including manuals. Will provide details to groups as soon as available.
Did you guys see this one yet?
http://www.engadget.com/2011/01/20/faa-warns-of-ongoing-gps-issues-in-southeastern-us-due-to-defens/
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Looks like a upside down wedding cake a very familiar shape for pilots, ground
receivers may not be effected if beyond the horizon of the testing device if
it is at sea level. Yes this is just a guess on my part.
Stanley
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From: Robert Darlington
Those tests are quite common in the desert southwest. They show up in the
notams. I was jammed by Nellis AFB while driving offroad. We had a small 3
car caravan and I was leading the way. The gps lost every satellite. I stopped
and had to explain to the cars following me that I had to do the
On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 5:25 PM, li...@lazygranch.com wrote:
Another time I was driving I-5 near Lemoore Navy airstation and got a
different type of jamming. The whole gps display rotate back and forth. No
idea how that jamming was done.
Not just with GPS but in general that is the more
Well I think bad news.
I have a frs c apart. Unfortunately the rb lamp doesn't even light at all. I
have been getting RF at about 80.5 Mhz though at the moment I am not. I do
not see any residue on the bulb.
On one of the websites I did see that the lamp should run outside of the
oven. Granted not
Hello,
Although not directly as accurate as the list usually addresses, I've
got two different models of Chrono-Log digital clocks for which I have
no technical documentation.
Both models, 70,071-011 and 70,101-412, are industrial/professional
devices and have a card-edge connector on the
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