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On 5/18/2011 20:52, DEAN PSIROPOULOS wrote:
Looking to connect a Sony camcorder to my PS engineering model 6000 audio
panel.
Is the camcorder going to be connected to ships power?
Consider serio ...

At 15:49 5/17/2011, you wrote:

Hi!

I think I'd like to solder wires to the back of my transponder board. <snip>
I've never soldered to a board, but imagine it's easier than the
cramped ...

The hydraulic HF crimper 66150 of recent discussion is on sale for $45 thru the 19th with attached coupon, $59 without.

[url=http://www.harborfreight.com/hydraulic-wire-crimping-tool-66150.html?___ ...

Bob,

From the original post I interpreted, perhaps incorrectly, that these would be connected to the HP output.
Do I connect both speakers to the tels output
and based my reply on that assump ...

At 07:56 9/22/2010, you wrote:
It's usually the cheapest, and the coolest
thing is it's the ONLY usually to get FREE saturday delivery.
That extra delivery day a week (that we may not have forev ...

I see this morning Amazon has a gold box special on Powergenix 1.6V rechargeable batteries.

PowerGenix batteries have a self-discharge rate equal of approximately 8 percent per month at room tempe ...

Some time ago on the aeroelectric list I posted and I believe Bob archived some NASA how-to documents on various wiring practices, among them harness fabrication and wire terminations. Included were ...

At 16:40 1/12/2010, you wrote:
Just looking for the proper method of inserting the pin to be crimped as well as what a good test for the quality of the crimp should be.

I do not have a g-125 ga ...

Of interest may be a new yahoo group for those using Seattle Avionics "Voyager" flight software just formed this week by a Garmin GNS480 user that also uses Voyager.

Voyager_FPS_Users@ya ...

Of interest may be a new yahoo group for those using Seattle Avionics "Voyager" flight software just formed this week by a Garmin GNS480 user that also uses Voyager.

Voyager_FPS_Users@ya ...

At 09:55 1/4/2010, you wrote:
I suspect that the phenomenon Ron is reporting
has more to do with a regulator problem than an
expected reaction to temperature.

Bob . . .
Thanks for r ...

At 19:41 1/3/2010, you wrote:

Looks like one could use these instead of fuses or the traditional circuit breakers (for the average range of protection)

But my question is do these trip the sam ...

At 14:09 1/3/2010, you wrote:
We just returned from a 1.4 hour flight @ 0'F conditions.
it some cranking on the ramps at both ends of the flight legs to get going.
Upon returning, I noticed 15. ...

At 07:03 1/3/2010, you wrote:
Take it back out of the trash. box it up and ship to directly to Duracell for a replacement. Several people have commented on this list that Duracell will replace damag ...

Some interesting history, thanks Bob.

I just pulled up the current LOC-D approach chart.
GRIGG FM is still on the chart but seems to lack any information identifying it as an intersection on the ...

At 19:47 12/31/2009, you wrote:
The marker beacon is no longer a part of an ILS and very few enroute marker beacons are still in service in the US National Airspace System. An IFR approved GPS posit ...

At 18:05 12/15/2009, you wrote:
The utility doesn't have to generate any extra watts. It only has
to choose wire sizes that carry an artificially high current that
doesn't participate in t ...

At 16:59 12/24/2009, you wrote:
Someone mentioned last week on this forum that the problem might not be with a particular brand, but with alkalines in general. I'm beginning to think there may be s ...

At 07:31 12/11/2009, you wrote:
WAaaaayyyy back when, NASA used to publish what they
called "Tech Briefs".
And they still publish the Tech Briefs today...

[url=http://www.te ...

At 15:09 11/9/2009, you wrote:
The range is on the small size in reality and most of the dies are not usable.

So, it's cheap..and it works...just don't expect a correct die set.
And here I ...