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Mr. Bigglez, there is not such thing called truth! Just ask your President of USA how much truth he delivers! (1) You made the opening remark (re: gov driving technology) (2) You made claims about LCD HDTV technology (3) While these may be your opinion(s), you've veered off topic (4) You have not b...

Bob Scott wrote:I vote that everyone backs off on the hostility thing.

What vote? Is there a motion? Who seconded it? Hobby or not, censorship is not good...

How does a digitally modulated carrier -say television RF signal- looks on the oscilloscope ? There is no such thing as 'digital' modulation. The DTV signal is a carrier modulated by a QAM signal that carries a digital code. Once received that code is used to reconstruct the original data, which in...

Bob Scott wrote:I vote that everyone backs off on the hostility thing. No insults, sarcasm or surliness. This is a hobby forum run by Nuts and Volts for persuers of fun. SMILE .

Aren't you just a bit curious to learn the truth?

I may have an hour to work on this today. Thanks for the suggestions, I have already done some limited testing based on your hints. 1) if all of your PCs can see the Internet but not each other, it is likely that your 10/100 switch is not having a problem (this assumes the computers were hooked to t...

You guys DO NOT know what you are talking about! And that is why the economy is where it is right now! I knew it was all my fault, just needed a know-it-all to set me straight. Please spend a few minutes of your generous and valuable time bringing the dullards such as myself up to speed. Clearly we...

afarawayland wrote:It may refer to the earlier article, and involve subdivisions of the mistralXG.

Good point. I loaned my copy to someone. I'll reread the
part one text on line, time permitting, and take it from
there.

My delight over fixing last week's DSL modem delay problem noted in this thread was not to last. I now have a new problem. Although the new router/firewall allows WAN (internet) traffic to each of the PCs on the wired and wireless parts of the network, it is no longer possible to send files from one...

philba wrote:Hmmm, did April 1 come early this year?

Perhaps. Talk of gov pushing technology definitely has its own season.

This one seems to infer that it's not rapid fire but instead is more of a shock-treatment methodology that gets the job done There are at least three prevailing theories: (1) Resonance of the mechanical structure. Pulses 'kick' the cells, and the rest period between pulses sets the resonance freque...

No, I am not drunk! I can see that, the picture on those LCDs looks terrible! And once there is a movement you can see it smudged! I am not blind! What got my attention was not your appraisal of HDTV LCD technology, but your rant: Also, the TV is over 10 years old but the picture is certainly bette...

What do you "Bigglez" watch your programs on? One of these . Elsewhere in our home we also use one of these And some day I'll get around to restoring one of these , which has been stored in our garage for a while. Although I enjoy many of the smaller offerings in my TV museum including a ...

Also, the TV is over 10 years old but the picture is certainly better then what you get from those LCDs or whatever the gov is pushing on you UNLESS you are watching a digitally processed movie especially cartoons then it looks good on those LCDs. That is what they have being confusing you while sh...

EPA III wrote: Quotes within quotes within quotes. I thought the red color would make it easier to read: easier to tell what I was saying in the latest reply. Not an attempt at shouting.

How about editing the material for brevity?
Or, interleaving the quotes with their responses?

Bob Scott wrote:Bigglez, please don't confuse the issue with your assumptions.

Bob Scott, please don't confuse me by asking open ended questions in a general forum.