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Old 3rd November 2004, 01:32 PM   (permalink)
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i need ur suggestions and help to make a project study.... anything relted to robotics, microprocessor, anything electronics pls, pls, pls.......


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Old 3rd November 2004, 03:50 PM   (permalink)
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make a propeller clock, these are pretty cool, there was someone in the projects section that was building one. There is plenty of info on the net about them too.

Also, why do people put pls, pls, pls,, !!!!!!!!'s, and lots of .......'s in their posts? It is quite annoying
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Old 3rd November 2004, 03:53 PM   (permalink)
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make a propeller clock, these are pretty cool, there was someone in the projects section that was building one. There is plenty of info on the net about them too.

Also, why do people put pls, pls, pls,, !!!!!!!!'s, and lots of .......'s in their posts? It is quite annoying
Really........?
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Old 3rd November 2004, 05:27 PM   (permalink)
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Also, why do people put pls, pls, pls,, !!!!!!!!'s, and lots of .......'s in their posts? It is quite annoying
Personally, I find political tag-lines pretty annoying. Is it too much to hope that you'll remove it, now that your man has won?
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Old 3rd November 2004, 05:33 PM   (permalink)
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Make an ankle-worn pedometer that uses a two-axis accelerometer, and is thus able to calculate work done in climbing hills, as well as distance covered.
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Old 3rd November 2004, 05:55 PM   (permalink)
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Also, why do people put pls, pls, pls,, !!!!!!!!'s, and lots of .......'s in their posts? It is quite annoying
Personally, I find political tag-lines pretty annoying. Is it too much to hope that you'll remove it, now that your man has won?
Must be a Kerry supporter :? :lol: Just kidding, gimme a couple of days and I'll remove it.
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Old 4th November 2004, 12:18 PM   (permalink)
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Make an ankle-worn pedometer that uses a two-axis accelerometer, and is thus able to calculate work done in climbing hills, as well as distance covered.

how does it work?
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Old 4th November 2004, 12:49 PM   (permalink)
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How would I know, you haven't designed it yet have you? I thought you were asking for suggestions.
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Old 4th November 2004, 01:09 PM   (permalink)
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Make an ankle-worn pedometer that uses a two-axis accelerometer, and is thus able to calculate work done in climbing hills, as well as distance covered.

how does it work?
I am in the Philippines also, PM me I can help.
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Old 5th November 2004, 03:47 PM   (permalink)
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I've been sending you PM's seems you are ot responding.
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