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proctor@... writes: Fred, we do have a 5 meg area wheree we can post if the guide would fit in that area, when you get it ready. thanks bill List Manager

I was just at Costco a few hours ago and lo, they have The Complete RedHat Linux 5.2 Operating System Deluxe, for $29. This has 3 CD's and a 3.5 Linux boot disk, and 4 "expert guides" to Linux on

Tim, The route you took Tim sure looked ugly :) - but it was the best way out Ferrite rings around which you wrap a few turns of a cable you wish to clean up are usually used to get rid of parasitic

Ron, I may be wrong, but I'll stick my neck out here. Software which drives steppers, usually has a much higher precision that the positioning precision. They normally keep fractional steps in a error

Yes! Version 6.0 is pretty new and you might not see it on retail shelves until they sell all the 5.2 boxes they have, luckily for us. Matt

James Eckman wrote: VERY strange! I tried these last night, and they seemed to work. This morning, no files there. Well, wait til tonight, and I'll make sure they are in place. Thanks for letting me

hi Jon, here's another slant on the situation... since you report some part patterns can be machined with no errors, yet other patterns show the error, let's consider a method that could produce the

nice work, but when I tried to follow the links to the code I get 'file not found' messages. have they been moved? ron

In a message dated 6/16/99 5:59:49 PM SA Eastern Standard Time, janders@... writes: << This has 3 CD's and a 3.5 Linux boot disk, and 4 "expert guides" to Linux on disk. Sure hope this is

Thaks to all who responded and are contributing to this vac forming thread. Does anyone have a detailed drawing or diagram for a home vac forming machine. I am interested in all the connections for

I can remember. Take a look at you doc that you got with your oem650 and checking the pulse width for a step. Then call AH-HA and they will tell you what the set up menu function is for that. It's

Message: 18 Date: Wed, 16 Jun 1999 13:49:39 EDT From: MIADsgns@... Subject: Re: re vac forming

Use shielded cable, use a heavy gauge, keep the wires routed away from noise sources, all that stuff you learned in shop or school. I think the ARRL manuals still have good sections one how to wire

This may be one of the greatest advantages of a FAQ for this list....that it could become, or certainly contribute to a user's manual for EMC. A FAQ definitely helps define what people want and need

I tried downloading these, it said the files no available.

In a message dated 6/16/99 2:36:14 AM SA Eastern Standard Time, timg@... writes: << I have done some composite wing vacuum bagging and used one of the old commercial freon tanks as a

I'm trying to clean out my shop and found three high quality ball screws with one matching ball nut. They seem to be ground screws, with low friction and low backlash. The screws are 1" OD, 2.5 TPI.

Dan Mauch wrote: Dan, If you ever happen to remember what parameter it was you changed, could you let me know? I'd be eternally grateful. While I feel it's software, there are too many people using

Jon Elson wrote: Thanks Jon!! I'm no expert at all this, but it's been my growing feeling that it's software. With the MAX step/direction version, I was quick to asssume software bug. Otto certainly

On the Ah-Ha software there can be a problem. I had one customer that had my 2 amp drivers and ran into a problem with lost steps. We finally figured out that there is a timimng set up in the ah-ha