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Try using code inside [] before the table and /code inside [] after the table. That should preserve formatting.

Like this:

Originally posted by jwax:
More to the point, solare, what is your point?
I think we all agree alternative energy sources are great, but there are plenty of groups that specialize in them.

Sounds like he's looking for investors to me.

These would be funnier if they weren't true :D a. DRILL PRESS: A tall upright machine useful for suddenly snatching flat metal bar stock out of your hands so that it smacks you in the chest and flings your beer across the room, splattering it against that freshly painted part you were drying. b. WIR...

Look up a couple of posts. Dave Dixon posted a link to the Snopes. It's a real display and Snopes has links to the controller mfg. The software is free. The hardware... isn't

Still nothing

I just liked the technical aspect of synching lights to orchestra music...

No December for me either...

I guess he synch'd it to The Trans Siberian Orchestra

Single phase or three phase? As someone that is responsible for historizing about 4 gigs of data every month (and that's at only one of the locations) via a program called Wonderware... I would like to make a point or two... Once a second is probably a good "collect" frequency. There are 8...

Yeah but... Somewhere back there someone mentioned using solar energy to power the leds. Also, as the post author mentioned, plants like a specific temperature range of light. From what I've read the flourescent tubes would have to be replaced at least every 6 months (cathode decay?). Interesting si...

I made a little strip of 9 red and 9 blue led's (alternated red and blue in groups of 3) for just this purpose (growing plants in the winter). I never have tried it on plants but the theory seemed valid. The one thing that I don't quit get is how to calculate the light energy requirement of a plant....

I'll be darned... One little forward slash was missing. I don't know that I've ever seen that... Usually URL's aren't so persnickity.

Website no worky...

<small>[ November 23, 2005, 05:17 PM: Message edited by: NE5U ]</small>