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satanicoo 09-15-2004 09:16 AM

Cool Electronic Circuits
 
was researching on google the way electrolise works to clean my HC, when i found this
Quite usefull circuits, and some explained for guys that get curious. It was fun for me to read some.

MadHacker 09-15-2004 01:36 PM

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Originally Posted by satanicoo
was researching on google the way electrolise works to clean my HC, when i found this
Quite usefull circuits, and some explained for guys that get curious. It was fun for me to read some.

Thanks for the link
The fluid-level detector seems like something I could put in my resevoir...
I would know if Ii had a leak :)

Kobuchi 09-16-2004 12:29 AM

That Tony is so cool. I visit often.

Also of interest to the amateur: CircuitMaker 2000. It's circuit design and simulation software. The indefinate trial "student" version is plenty robust enough to model or modify small circuits, like Tony's.

CircuitMaker Student Version information and download page: http://www.microcode.com/downloads/student.htm

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EDIT: How can anybody be so cool? He tells us how to field-build resistors with graphite pencil marks on paper, then explains, "My father, who was with the Dutch resistance during WWII, at that time made repairs like this on many occasion."

Great site.


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