hey!
i know kyrie2!
tang ina! good work kyrie2!
well i've had the same problem tryin to construct such a control but luck wasnt on my side...till now ofcorse!
salamat!

 

hey!
i know kyrie2!
tang ina!good work man
kudos!
well i've had the same problem trying to construct a similar control circuit
thanx guys
salamat ulit!

 

uhmm, mr.bancok, i can't open the file, coz i dont have anysoftware(EAGLE) that can read the file that u send to me, could anyone convert it to a image file?? sorry for the bother. thank you thanx to mikebits and bancok

 

Looks pretty much like twisted fingers at the end of the procedure.

I just type "board;" quicker than that crooked key combination.

 

If you just use an image that doesn't help much to make a PCB. You will have to use Eagle for 1:1 scaled printed output of the copper side, which can be done using Eagle. (The complete PCB layout contains the silk screen (parts layer) If you print both of them on the PCB it will be full of short circuits.

You can download the free version of Eagle 5.0 at http://www.cadsoft.de.
The board size limitation is 80X80mm which is OK in that particular case. The board is much smaller than that.

I will import the files to version 4.16 and zip again. Files created using 4.16 can be imported by version 5.0.


Boncuk

 

mr.bancok

thank you for the help, so i'll just download it from that website
thank you very much ^^ thank you ^^

 

you know me???
^^ antete ^^
gudluck gudluck

 

You must have a Dvorak keyboard layout then. Thumb on Alt, index finger on F, ring finger on W. No twisting; all fingers but the right ring finger in home position.

I do like the fact that the editor commands can be just typed in as you say, and that you only have to type enough of a command to uniquely identify it. For 'board' all you need to do is type "b+Enter" and you're there. Faster than either of our earlier mentioned methods.


Regards,

Torben

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Oh yes, I have an 'Enter' on my keyboard too, but it's at the far right side next to the numeric block. (a one day trip away) There is another key though, but it looks suspicious - like a detour traffic sign with an angled off arrow. Never tried that. Maybe it is the trigger for the self destruct circuit.

BTW, I was awarded for the fastest type writer in Germany some years ago. (840 characters per minute, no capitals). It takes four top secretaries to do the same. Got a free OLYMPIA type writer from the company too.

Regards

Hans

 

Hmm...I'm not sure. Better not press it, just in case.

Woah. That's a very impressive score. I didn't even know there were competitions for that.


Torben

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Hi kyrie2,

as announced I converted the files to Eagle version 4.16.

You may now proceed as suggested. In the meanwhile I'll work out a circuit for an automatic air moisturizer. Manual moisturizing burries the risk of too much humidity which causes the eggs to get rotten.

No chicken - no money to come in.

Boncuk

Attached Files

Incubator-2.zip (17.7 KB, 11 views)

 

You bet! I won't touch that thing.

There were clubs for typewriting as well as shorthand writing. Typewriters were pure mechanical devices and typing speed depended a lot on a well designed type writer. (Doesn't do much if the fingers are faster than the springs - all entangled letter hammers, resulting with the fingers full of paint) OLYMPIA was the best. They are available at flea markets only nowadays.

Regards

Hans

 

Hi Mr. Boncuk

Thank you for all the help^^
Your a genius^^ tsk!!!
thank you thank you!!!!

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