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wrote: Try to moderate your stridency, eh? Nobody was "griping" that HP wouldn't build what hobbyists desire. In fact, I alluded to the fact that they didn't HAVE the resolutions directly that we most

An encoder head is very simple. Look inside an opto mechanical mouse for an example. All the parts can easily be put on one circuit board: LED, detector (quad), op amps, level comparator. A analyzer

WAnliker@... wrote: It is ALL online! Unfortunately, not all at the same place. You can download all of Linux from RedHat and other outfits. But, of course, we're talking about 600 MB of stuff for

Matt & Jon, Thanks for the explanation of how to use the G92 and relative offset capabilities. I never used a program that offered all of these big boy features!! I tried it out and just as the 2 of

How would someone reach Electronic Goldmine and is their a part number they refer to this item by? Tim [Denver, CO]

There are may people selling copies of the RedHat distribution for only a few $ and is you want you can actually download the whole thing for free

what page of the catalog??? Andy Olney wrote:

cost On the subject of Redhat 5.2 prices, the lowest I've found is a small company here in the U.K which sells the distribution for 2 (approx. $3) most other Linux related CDs there are at the same

I haven't tried the product, but Ron Wickersham previously posted the URL for a Linux Distribution that is actually RedHat 5.2 with the real time patch already installed. The website is

On the subjecto of encoders, Electronic Goldmine has a DC motor with encoder for $3.95. It is a 1000 line 2 inch? dia. wheel and a HEDS 9100 encoder which is also good for linear strips. I am planning

Interesting. I may eventually try casting something also. Dan

I found found the 2 degree motors. it was not problem at all. BY the way what did that commercial made ijection moulding machine cost? Dan

It was based on the Gingery book. If it work out well I plan to build a hydraulic version. I think it would be easier and cheaper. Dan

paul@... writes: course). > I would initially see how to do step A installing on a bare machine, including how do you boot in the first place, with DOS, or LINUX? Then would be interested in

Gar Willis wrote: If you can get the strip i

> > From: Andrew Werby <drewid@...> > > > From: WAnliker@... > >Subject: Re: EMC & Linux--- Help!!!!! > > > >Would it be possible for one of our more knowledgeable people on EMC/LINIX to

Dan Mauch wrote: I built a "spin caster" several years ago. It is designed for "white" metal parts but can be used with polyester resin. John Grant

In a message dated 6/7/99 3:41:56 AM Hawaiian Standard Time, dmauch@... writes: << 2. An injection molding machine to make plastic parts. >> Dan, Tell us more. Is this based on the Gingery book

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drewid@... writes: Or possibly online sources and downloads, or possible direct requested file transfers. It would sure help the beginners to join the LINUX world, of CAM bill list manager