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On April 19, 2020 9:35:40 PM "Richard Knoppow" <dickburk@...> wrote: > On 4/19/2020 10:45 AM, Dave McGuire wrote: >> On 4/19/20 12:14 AM, Richard Knoppow wrote: >>> ?? App notes mean

There's always the Pomona Electronics B-8 banana plug jumper. The black ones are handy for connecting + or - terminals on a power supply to earth ground, and they're long enough to reach between power

Wow, Kuba, that's amazing!? Wish I had the time to fiddle with that chip.? Parallax's website says $100 for the eval board and $50 for the chip!Thanks for posting; onto the wishlist it goes!Jim

I imagine that pretty much all legacy HP displays can be emulated using a single chip and a few screenfulls of code, outputting straight to VGA or HDMI :) Parallax Propeller 2 is the magic sauce that

I have a 331A that I bought and put on the shelf years ago. All this made me pull that and give it a better test than the first time (I don't think I knew exactly how to use it then). Turns out it

Standard binding-post spacing is exactly 3/4 inch. --doug

I have a 6644A, which is a little different, that I added front panel binding posts to. I 3D printed a holder that sits inside to position the binding posts correctly. I also added a switch to select

That is all well and good, but my experience predates all of this.? I dscovered it as far back as the 1940s.? A look at people like Sarnoff and Napoleon should prove that greed is nothing new. We

Yes, indeed.? Why do we need faster and faster hardware?? Slower and slower software, of course!? The problem is that software is getting slower and slower faster than hardware is getting faster

Can anyone tell me if 1820-0757 and 1820-0759 are the same part. They both cross to 1DC4-0903. This appears to be a HP internal number. Thanks Glenn --

I'll hold their hands behind their backs, to make sure you get the job done easily.

This didn't just happen at random. This, along with another major problem, software bloat, can be traced to just about the same time and the same type of attitude. Sometime in the 1970s, I think it

John, That's become a way of life in the Los Angeles area with the TV re-pack going on and a lot of FM antennas having to be relocated and re-tuned - even in the daytime hours.? :) Burt, K6OQK

First, it was William Hewlett, a fine engineer who was affiliated with Terman, who helped him design the 200 oscillator. I must say that I saw a pattern in my professional life.? Everywhere I went,

"HP, as it was then, remains the best company I ever worked for" FIFY, in case someone glances over that sentence and thinks HP2020 is anything like the fabulous company it was 40+ years ago.

True. They don't make 'em like they used to. I've worked for quite a few companies that were much greater places to work in bygone days... Jim Ford

Thanks Paul, I was afraid I was teaching my grandmother to suck eggs. Its not from being a newby so much as being an oldby. I grew up on -hp- Ap Notes and Bench Briefs (which are not underwear for the

Sad but true. :(? The HP name went with the computers, printers, servers, etc back in 1999, and Walter Hewlett fought it, but money talks.? Then the Agilent name (no great loss there; a former

Hmm, I don't think I've ever seen any Wiltron app notes. Got any pointers? (or maybe a tar file?) -Dave -- Dave McGuire, AK4HZ New Kensington, PA