Two new updates on the Tech-Investigator at http://tech-investigator.blogspot.com/
to show how everyday computer software can be utilized to maximize
your efficiency and resources in your investigations.

-gs

Hi,

I have created a tutorial for the fourier series.

It is located at www.fourier-series.com

It has audio lectures and interactive flash programs that let you see
how the fourier series actually works.

On Jan 1, 6:09 am, RedDog budweiser.com> wrote:

Thats what I hoping for

Yeah I think MI5 would like to hear about Cagun and his two
girlfriends in drag

ftp://panteltje.com/pub/hcs.asm

I have written a small temperature controller for PIC16F690
It uses LM135 or similar Kelvin sensors.
It is quite universal as it also displays voltage.
It has a real time clock (as long as it has power), runs
from the PIC internal 8MHz oscillator, and seems quite accurate,
flipped over to 2008:

23:50 outside 558 2757mV 2C inside 595 2940mV 21C ...

Anyone using a Bluetooth Headset connection to their cell phone?

Recommendations?

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Hi -
I am searching for 6 pieces of this component to repair
a signal generator. The package needs to be a SOD80'
Does anyone have some or know where I may find these without
going to a $$$ broker?

Thanks
Jim
WB5KYE

On Mon, 31 Dec 2007 12:08:58 -0800 (PST), RedDog
budweiser.com> wrote:

You call your forgery proof faggot, nah, this is proof:

Damn those pesky IDENTICAL NNTP's, eh Blobby? Google is not your
friend, suckboy.

Seriously Blobby we all know you love shit eating and you are just
projecting that point on to others, so why don't you tell us why you
love it so much

http://groups.google.com/group/alt.flame.faggots/msg/6f75da6958c7630e...

On Mon, 31 Dec 2007 11:56:27 -0800 (PST), RedDog
budweiser.com> wrote:

BWAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

PROVE IT FAGGOT.

Your desperation is hilarious

Four new posts on the Tech-Investigator at http://tech-investigator.blogspot.com/
covering the topics, Biometrics, Security, Computers and GPS.

Stay tuned as more updates will be added regularly.

-gs

I have an application in which RFID tags need to respond and send data while
at very cold (10 deg F to -30 deg F) temperatures. They will have been put
in place for up to one year. While not exactly the application, it's as if I
were attaching RFID tags to the entrances of Arctic Fox dens - a very cold
environment with the possibility of deep and total snow cover.

Readers would be protected and would have minimum exposure to the cold.

In such cases I would need to find certain ones of such a hidden collection.
I suspect the reader would need to be of special design, needing proximity
sensing as well. While GPS could get us in the approximate vicinity of a
known object, this special reader would need more exact proximity capability
that resembles some metal detectors and emit some sound that increases in
intensity the closer you get to the object.

Distance range, reader to tags, could vary to, say, 60".

Before contacting some development firm for price quotations, is what I've
described well within the realm of feasibility?
Len Miller