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Hi gsmaster
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The problem is located to your e-mail client. It can't understand the ";" as part of the URL. So in this URL:
http://www.electronics-lab.com/forum/index.php?board=4;action=display;threadid=804;start=new
it will understand this as a link:
http://www.electronics-lab.com/forum/index.php?board=4
and the rest part will be not included when you click to the link:
action=display;threadid=804;start=new
so you will finally go to: http://www.electronics-lab.com/forum/index.php?board=4
which is the board index.
I attach you an image to see how my e-mail client understund the whole URL with no problem.
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;)... that's was the fault..
If your e-mail client can't highlight all the URL then you have to copy paste it to your browser manually, that's nothing you can do about it. -
It's because the name is wrong. The right name is MAX038. I will correct the project because it is showing it wrong.
Try again to find it. Alternative you can buy it online here:
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The link included to the e-mail drives you directly to the topic that anwered and not the index page.
Here is a sample link generated when answering this topic:
http://www.electronics-lab.com/forum/index.php?board=4;action=display;threadid=804;start=new
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The soldering made using an common soldering iron with a thin tip nothing more nothing less.
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This capacitor bank exsperiment unfinished, but with 16x 630 volts at 0.0022 uf, i powerd from the high voltage output of the high voltage multiplier circuit, powerd from the microwave oven motor generator, in the rest after i powerd the capacitor bank up i then shorted the 2 high voltage output wires together, and got a big pop like shorting out a high voltage photo flash capacitor, as soon as i get more capacitors, ill fill the board up right to the end.
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I made a test message, to test what you mention above... but no notification came to my answer post. Did you noticed this more than once? Maybe there was an answer almost the same time (before or after your post) and for that's why you received the notification.
About the direct link to the last message of the threat this is not something i can easylly add. -
I know, I saw this also! I will do my best.
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Thanks for your kindness.
I already found the Hameg HM205-2 manual in english, but i have it only in a hard copy. If anyone need this also, please contact me. -
You can still use:
http://www.electronics-lab.com/forum/index.php
including www <==
Also only this http://electronics-lab.com is working without www
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Has anyone seen any fatal error the last day? I didn't see any.
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In these pictures i used a small elctronic circuit box to install the microwave oven moter/ generator into. first i had to cut and file a tryangle hole in it so that the plastic part of the generator with the terminals sticking out ,will protrude through. then i drilled the holes and inserted 2 bolts to keep the moter in place, after i a drilled the hole for the plastic generator shaft to go through, then i made the back cover from a peace of flattend pvc pipe, the same i used to design my circuit boxes with, then i inserted the square white turn peace that slips onto the shaft.
Then i drilled a small hole through, the center and put a screw in to secure the turn peace to the plastic generator shaft., although the turn peace fits over the shaft ok ,its a bit hard to hold it to crank up the generator so ill make a wheel for it.
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;) You are welcome Ante!
Thanks for your support to this site. You give life to it! :D -
Anyone needs a 8-SOIC to DIP adapter? Here is one used to connect a AT45DB041B memory to breadboard.
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in this setup are 2x 6kv 0.0022uf ceraimcs solder together in parralell with only 1x 1m 1/2 watt resistor, this mini marx setup works good and runs off the high voltage multiplier circuit which is powerd up by rotateing the microwave oven motor generator, so in this exsperiment it wsent nessisary to use higher value resistors on the other side of the ceramics as im not runing it off the hv output of a flyback transformer, the total voltage rateing is 12kv , every few rotations of the generator outputs a fast fat arc between the spark gaps , before this test i had another setup 3x2kv ceramics in parralell at 0.01uf each and when i rotated the generator, nothing happend untill i put the generator down then reached over towards the hv ceramics with my finger and i wasent cloe enougth to it when it fired off by itself , like a delayed arc that was fast and loud
by Steven
Here is a closeup of the exsperimental mini marx setup used in the output of the voltage multiplier circuit powerd by the microwave oven motor generator -
I made another change. Now seems that error gone. Please report here if you see this fatal error again.
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I made a small change. Please report here if you see again this error message:
Fatal error: Cannot redeclare phpadmentor_maxinttonull() (previously declared in /home/electronics-lab.com/www/advertising/phpadmentor_config.php:18) in /home/electronics-lab.com/www/advertising/phpadmentor_config.php on line 18
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ok, hotwaterwizard. I increased the allowed attachment filesize to 3000KB. Hope this help you continue posting the datasheets you found.
But, please if the datasheet is already in a web site, post a link to it and don't upload the datasheet here if it's to big. -
This circuit from my circuit collection is an intresting circuit to biuld ,ive tested this out some time ago and beleave it may have some handy uses.
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The site moved on a new server located in USA, that
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There is a paint spray out there:
Testors #1601 Transparent Candy Emerald Green - Spray Enamel
That's it's great for PCB coating paint.
Can be found here:
http://www.a2zhobbies.com/Testors/Hobby_Sprays/TES-1601.html
http://www.endlesshobbies.com
http://www.discount-train.com/models/testors/testors_7.html
I am still searching an e-shop in Europe to buy it online, because they don't ship it outside US. -
I am aware of all the problems that you mention. I am trying to do my best to keep the site up and running.
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