that shut down an LA
marina and the Port of Long Beach for several days until it was located.
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These are spoken for.
On 7/25/2021 6:37 PM, Oz-in-DFW wrote:
Free to a good home: Computerboards PCMCIA DAC-08 cards (three cards,
two Cable sets, a Win98 driver CD and manuals. It's vintage ;-)
8 channels of 13 bit DAC output (±5V; Maxim MAX547) and two banks of 4
bit 5V digital I/O
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area, or pay (actual) postage.
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off hand how you'd calibrate
that.
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Well, four of these at $36/ea might make spec:
https://www.lacrossetechnology.com/products/617-249
What's not clear is if GMT is in the timezone selection list.
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rating and cooling are the real reliability enhancers in decently
designed supplies.
And, this was designed for a telecom application, so it's /probably
/rated for 36-72 VDC. This is the normal specd range for 48 V nominal.
I'd still use a 48 V supply, bu
75161 bus transceivers
still seem to be in production as SOICs as well.
I've noodled about building a board that was intended to connect to a
single instrument, but not really gotten serious about it. I wanted
everything in the shop on Ethernet.
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I don't know what a timepod is in this context.
The only reason you'd need a 17dBm drive mixer if if you'd exceed the RF
or LO port input level of the SRA-1. (Clean) square wave drive for a
diode ring mixer is /preferred/.
Oz (in DFW, Texas)
On 10/17/2020 7:59 AM, Gerhard Hoffmann wrote
All units are spoken for.
On 5/3/2019 4:06 PM, Oz-in-DFW wrote:
>
> I have some 12" deep rack mount project boxes (mostly) free for the
> asking. These are cleverly disguised as Cobalt RAQ 3&4 computer
> servers. Perfect for that Thunderbolt project or something similar.
h additional.
If you get one and discover you really want more pricing again starts at
free for the first unit. I have a dozen or so. I also have some 1U rack
mount Ethernet switches. Same basic form factor but will require more
front panel work.
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The "Cone of Protection" is a thumbrule. It's not a myth, but it's also
not an absolute law of nature. It's a self-fulfilling prophecy to some
degree because it drives component design guidelines.
Bunker spacing is also a thumbrule, based on a lot of horrible
experience. It's also a function of
ive voltages on
Ethernet cable runs. Most residential buildings are
electromagnetically transparent and the protection on most Ethernet
interfaces is oriented toward ESD.
Oz (in DFW)
On 6/18/2018 1:29 PM, Dan Kemppainen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have (or had, I guess) a GPS antenn
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