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Michiganders, Energy Fair?

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There is an artical abt it in this quarters Power engineering journal from the IET, looks very interesting but alas I cannot get there
 
Yea ... I was there Friday and Saturday ... my company sponsored the wireless Internet hookup. It's raining real heavy right now, so I have to head out soon and make sure all my gear is still working!

Hot as h-e double hockeysticks saturday, got some nice radiation burns from Mr. Sun on my arms legs and face :/
 
Sorry I missed the Fair and the opportunity to meet you, neighbor.

Take care of that burn. Regards, Mike
 
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Just noticed the RS232 adapter on your web site. Very nice.

If you're interested, here's what I use (below). Also, the 3.5mm jacks I use fit nicely into the 0.1" holes on prototyping boards.

Take care, Mike
 

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Yeah, 20 cents in parts (grin). The DB9 connector hardware and 3.5mm jack cost more (grin).

Take care. Have fun. Mike
 
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