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raj007 wrote:Whoa whoa whoa.....RMA Tourbox?!?!
Tue Sep 19, 2017 12:51 am
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ibarakishi wrote:I don't know who you want to test things / what requirements you will have for the tour box
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Mon Nov 06, 2017 1:07 pm
comesect2.0 wrote::love:
... it would be interesting to see if the fire and fuel controls of the crustacean could be controlled by a type of tilt-switch, housed in an industrial looking hand held cylinder..would need to have a battery snap on the side for maneuverability.
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Mon Nov 06, 2017 2:09 pm
$harkToootth wrote:It's funny you mention Boolean strings. My first thought when I dove into analog computing was "there is no way it would be efficient to have analog relational databases". Low and behold the first article I find is just about using analog processors for those. Shows what I know! I'll link the article in a minute.
1 minute later: https://www.google.com/patents/US8032474 I did not read the whole thing cause it would literally take me the rest of my life.
BTW, loving the sounds of those malformed Crustaceans!
comesect2.0 wrote:Hmmm, iiiidk....there's this guy who uses them in his noise act...multiple mercury switches controlling his hnw circuits in these tin cans....
Dan Greenwood is the dudes name, hard to get ahold of but his project was Diagram A
viewtopic.php?f=150&t=57870&hilit=noise&start=15
videos there show the device i question..he said he used tilt switches so