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Dac, Not quite, but the last one you show on the right (the flat paddle) looks like an attachment that was in a kit for some sort of, I think, Infrared heat massager thing my parents had back in the day. No idea how old it was back when I was a kid, but it had a cloth covered electric cord, so it ha...

A bit of a stretch - have you ever watched "The Road To Wellville"? Great comedy about the Kellogg Sanitarium around the turn of the 20th century when Electricity was THE thing to cure all manner of ills. With that as background, my guess is that the circuit sets up enough of a magnetic field that e...

For some ideas, look on XrayTonyB's YouTube channel. His recent video, https://youtu.be/aIdVdDziOCs , shows the electronic circuit breaker he built, based on Glasslinger's design, around 21 minutes in. You can go back about a year (2019 +- ) and find the build.

Look into the way a programmable power supply works. The kind where you can set both voltage and current.

Micro Center was the last place I had seen N&V in a physical form. It's been a while though...

Times are tough for N&V, and scads of other companies in kazillions of other industries; partially due to COVID-19, and in part due to global competition. I have been writing the "NEXTION" articles (as of this post, Part 4 was published) for N&V, and have enjoyed reading numerous articles for a cou...

If you can download and put process-explorer onto a USB stick, try to run it. No install needed as it is a standalone program. It's like Task Manager on steriods. I've been using it for years, from Win98 on up. That will at least give you a really good look at all programs and services that are runn...

Just a bit of perspective. This is what, almost 10 years old, running Win7? How hard has it been used? Have you ever reseated any of the connectors? Is it running on just the power supply or have you been able to consistently be able to replace/rebuild the battery? HDD health and free space, has it ...

You're welcome. Just a note, the playlist I supplied shows methods with commonly available household products and usually paper that you would throw away or recycle. It's really low cost and very easily obtainable. The only thing truly needed would be a laser printer, and you can get a b/w one for u...

I do see that. Obviously, a scan would be required, especially for the ones he posted.

If you check the Playlist I linked above, there are some methods that involve "everyday" chemicals to do the job. Some don't even require heat or an iron/laminator. As long as "you" use a laser printer to make the copies / prints, it should work well.

Been trying to listen to LOVRadio for the past month or 3 and I do believe they are "off the air". Bummer, since they played a lot of good music that you don't hear all that often. (Oh, and the commercials were a treat!) ModRob, if you are still on here, would you comment? I can't find the contact #...

Here's a few videos in a playlist.

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Sat Aug 29, 2020 9:41 am

We've reached the technology pinnacle.
The only thing that is compatible, is incompatibility!

Yes it is!
No it isn't!
(Thank you Monty Python!)

Glad you found something that worked, for the most part. There's always a glitch when you convert from one format to another, regardless of origination or destination. Yeah, it's rough when you have to work with non-CAD formats in CAD. Heck, it's even rough when you have to work with someone else's ...