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makolber@yahoo.com: Oct 06 07:36AM -0700 > The transmitter LED lights up, so I *assume* it's transmitting. Just wondering if anyone's seen examples where the remote and receiver jumpers *weren't* identical for them to be matched up. One other odd thing; I don't get how the security code of the remote was "18" with the following settings: 2:0 3:1 4:1 5:1 6:0 7:1 8:1 9:1. Nor can I make "57" out of: 2:0 3:0 4:1 5:1 6:1 7:1 8:1 9:0.   > Thanks   > -Pete   the jumpers might be binary coded decimal   if it was wired for 18   1 = 0001 8 = 1000   or binary where 18 = 00010010   both of those codes have (2) ones and since you said two jumpers were cut, this might make sense.   so try to work it out for both binary coded decimal   or straight binary   mark

makolber@yahoo.com: Oct 06 07:37AM -0700 On Saturday, October 1, 2016 at 6:11:56 PM UTC-4, Peter Chrisbacher wrote:   > The transmitter LED lights up, so I *assume* it's transmitting. Just wondering if anyone's seen examples where the remote and receiver jumpers *weren't* identical for them to be matched up. One other odd thing; I don't get how the security code of the remote was "18" with the following settings: 2:0 3:1 4:1 5:1 6:0 7:1 8:1 9:1. Nor can I make "57" out of: 2:0 3:0 4:1 5:1 6:1 7:1 8:1 9:0.   > Thanks   > -Pete   another idea, can you see a part number on the IC inside...   look up the data sheet for it   mark

FromTheRafters <erratic@nomail.afraid.org>: Oct 05 02:03PM -0400 Phil Hobbs laid this down on his screen : > free-climbing, right?   > Cheers   > Phil Hobbs   It's okay, I have a fire extinguisher.

Pat <pat@nospam.us>: Oct 05 02:12PM -0400 On Wed, 5 Oct 2016 11:39:31 -0400, Phil Hobbs >free-climbing, right?   >Cheers   >Phil Hobbs   I believe the "cable modem" he was referring to is a combined device that includes a cable modem with a wifi enabled router. The router includes the firewall and other modern router features. Based on my personal experience, the cable company supplied modem/routers have everything needed except reliability. It didn't take long for me to disable the router functionality and use my own separate router. The modem part of the cable supplied box works just fine.

krw <krw@nowhere.com>: Oct 05 03:45PM -0400 On Wed, 5 Oct 2016 11:34:22 -0400, Phil Hobbs >times a year, V. sends salesmen to visit, and I try very hard to >restrain my impulse to greet them with howls of derisive laughter, not >totally successfully.   About like the Direct TV droids who accost me in stores. I tell them, loudly, that their service sucks so bad that even as bad as AT&T has been, it's worlds better than DTV. ...and I get Netflix now.

rickman <gnuarm@gmail.com>: Oct 05 05:24PM -0400 On 10/5/2016 11:34 AM, Phil Hobbs wrote: > times a year, V. sends salesmen to visit, and I try very hard to > restrain my impulse to greet them with howls of derisive laughter, not > totally successfully.   I checked out Optimum, but they don't seem to offer service anywhere I live. Are they just in the greater NY area? Seems they are just New Jersey, Bronx, Connecticut, Long Island. Their web site is hard to get info from. No prices for internet service and no mention of limits, etc.   --   Rick C

Ken Blake <Ken@invalid.news.com>: Oct 05 04:29PM -0700 >About like the Direct TV droids who accost me in stores. I tell them, >loudly, that their service sucks so bad that even as bad as AT&T has >been, it's worlds better than DTV. ...and I get Netflix now.     What don't you like about Direct TV? I've been using them for the last few months, and so far they've been fine.

John Larkin <jjlarkin@highlandtechnology.com>: Oct 05 04:39PM -0700 On Wed, 5 Oct 2016 11:34:22 -0400, Phil Hobbs >totally successfully.   >Cheers   >Phil Hobbs   We have Suddenlink in Truckee, cable TV and internet, but there's an ongoing problem:   https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/53724080/Truckee/Cable_Chewed.jpg   Squirrels eat the cables. That doesn't sound very appetizing to me.       --   John Larkin Highland Technology, Inc picosecond timing precision measurement   jlarkin att highlandtechnology dott com http://www.highlandtechnology.com

krw <krw@nowhere.com>: Oct 05 08:28PM -0400 On Wed, 05 Oct 2016 16:29:23 -0700, Ken Blake <Ken@invalid.news.com> wrote:   >>been, it's worlds better than DTV. ...and I get Netflix now.   >What don't you like about Direct TV? I've been using them for the last >few months, and so far they've been fine.   Dropout every time a cloud rolls by (not quite that bad, but...). They promised that they could fix that but never did. Surly representatives. Charging for the repair of *their* equipment. Cost. There wasn't much to recommend them, other than they were the only game in town (had similar issues with DISH at the previous house).

"Tom Del Rosso" <fizzbintuesday@that-google-mail-domain.com>: Oct 06 01:10AM -0400 John Larkin wrote: > $5 a month, a fraction of the cost of AT&T landline service. We use > our own WiFi router. We kept our phone number and it works great.   > The Comcast data speed keeps going up. It's about 130 mbits now.   In the NYC area I can't seem to get any option for data without a phone line and its taxes.

"Andy" <N@n.com>: Oct 06 02:22AM -0400 You are right the sales man should be on youre side after all he or she is trying to make a sale. I find the worst sales staff is at best buy in my area any ways and Wal-Mart. its funny when you show them a print out off the company's own web site saying the features ect and they say oh well that must be the online model:) now i just go find what i want and buy it. but to be fair there are a lot of knowledgeable sales staff in both stores to AT TIMES:)     -- AL'S COMPUTERS "FromTheRafters" <erratic@nomail.afraid.org> wrote in message news:nt2taq$5tp$1@news.albasani.net...

"Andy" <N@n.com>: Oct 06 02:28AM -0400 Verizon is my area is wireless only now for about 10 years. sold it's land line business to Fair Point Commutations. I still use a POTS land line as time warner cable aka spectrum's digital phone service works 90% of the time the rest is system maintenance with no warnings. or just goes down when it feels like it. I told them when digital phone is 100% reliable like fair point's service is then we can talk. I am looking at a deal from Verizon wireless for its version of digital phone for $19.95 a month unlimited use and FREE long distance. its a phone modem like time warner cables BUT unlike timewarner cables it has a 5 Day BATTERY BACK UP built in. twc does not seem to care its losing its subscribers to Verizon big time in Maine any way:)   the same day. A couple of times

"Andy" <N@n.com>: Oct 06 02:30AM -0400 I tell them NO THANKS my land lord DOES NOT ALLOW SATELLITE TV in his buildings:) shuts them up fast. I talked to one i feel bad for them they are paied well but are told to try to sell sell to every one that walks past them. I could not do it 8 hours a day 5 days a week not for a service i don't believe in.     -- AL'S COMPUTERS "krw" <krw@nowhere.com> wrote in message news:mrlavb52nptjemm341bafnjp85dn8h1bnq@4ax.com...

"Andy" <N@n.com>: Oct 06 02:32AM -0400 Works fine in some areas ken. in my area i hear complaints about them all the time. one of my friends just dumped them for time warner cable and he gets the same channels and his digital phone and internet with more speed then direct TV for over 100 bucks less.     -- AL'S COMPUTERS "Ken Blake" <Ken@invalid.news.com> wrote in message news:743bvb5nua9m4to3bj2c4qjskg7a5823am@4ax.com...   >About like the Direct TV droids who accost me in stores. I tell them, >loudly, that their service sucks so bad that even as bad as AT&T has >been, it's worlds better than DTV. ...and I get Netflix now.     What don't you like about Direct TV? I've been using them for the last few months, and so far they've been fine.

"Andy" <N@n.com>: Oct 06 02:35AM -0400 The second part of youre post Phil was not mine i was replying to the original poster my post ends after the talk about channel bonding. when you see the same hear that is the other posters reply to mine:) I have a nice netgear wireless router but at present i don't use it. when i get around to it ill hook it up and use for my lap top:)     -- AL'S COMPUTERS "Phil Hobbs" <pcdhSpamMeSenseless@electrooptical.net> wrote in message news:e74fea71-b518-6e35-495b-de7c6854798f@electrooptical.net...

FromTheRafters <erratic@nomail.afraid.org>: Oct 06 09:05AM -0400 Andy pretended : > now i just go find what i want and buy it. > but to be fair there are a lot of knowledgeable sales staff in both stores > to AT TIMES:)   That experience was at "Staples" which I already knew were less than completely savvy. They were pretty helpful on the sales end though. I was a bit surprised when the saleman told us on the 'down low' that we could get the warranty and if the computer broke, even trivially, we could run it over with our car and they would completely replace it with no questions asked.   Could I get that in writing? LOL

Mark Lloyd <not@mail.invalid>: Oct 06 09:03AM -0500 On 10/05/2016 02:45 PM, krw wrote:   [snip]   > About like the Direct TV droids who accost me in stores. I tell them, > loudly, that their service sucks so bad that even as bad as AT&T has > been, it's worlds better than DTV. ...and I get Netflix now.   I used to have DTV. One of the main reasons I quit was the very poor customer service. One of the last times I contacted them was to say the problem was fixed (finally, and probably not because I contacted them). They responded to that by messing up my online account AGAIN. Once when I called about the new HD DVR, the "customer service representative" asked my how many mushrooms are on my dish.   As to cable modems, I agree that the modem should be separate from a router/Wifi device. One reason is that the modem really belongs to the ISP (even if you bought it) and the router is a part of YOUR network and you should have control over it. I wouldn't expect to be able to put DD-WRT on one of those combinations.   -- 80 days until the winter celebration (Sunday December 25, 2016 12:00:00 AM for 1 day).   Mark Lloyd http://notstupid.us/   "The cosmos is interesting rather than perfect, and everything is not part of some greater plan, nor is all necessarily under control." [Starhawk]

jurb6006@gmail.com: Oct 05 09:28AM -0700 >"Lastly, do you know that there is not one single LCD device >manufactured in the US. Not one. That Boeing aircraft would >have analog controls were it to depend on US sources. Or, >that fighter jet, gauges in a nuclear submarine. The US does >not even have the tooling or basic infrastructure to make LCD >devices were the need to arise. It would probably take 2-3 >years to ramp up. So, yes, we can entirely lose vital >industries by neglect, ignorance or by simply not recognizing >the implications. "   No rockets either, the US buys them from Russia. So bitch Clinton wants to start shit with them. And both candidates probably want to start shit in the South China Sea.   Good thinking. How's that globalism working out forya now ?

Chuck <chuck@mydeja.net>: Oct 05 11:44AM -0500 On Tue, 04 Oct 2016 10:11:15 -0700, Jeff Liebermann <jeffl@cruzio.com> wrote:   >cleaned seem to work. I'll run a capacity test on a leaky battery >later. No, I'm not going to put an expired and leaking battery in my >toys.     I have never seen alkaline AAA batteries of any brand where some didn't leak. As far as AA ones go, Kirkland and the AA that Dollar General used to have manufactured in Indonesia seemed to leak the least.   --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus

"pfjw@aol.com" <pfjw@aol.com>: Oct 05 12:43PM -0700 > No rockets either, the US buys them from Russia. So bitch Clinton wants to start shit with them. And both candidates probably want to start shit in the South China Sea.   > Good thinking. How's that globalism working out forya now ?   RANT WARNING RANT WARNING   We have enough "Rockets" to vaporize all of Asia and Europe several times over, and with capacity to spare. What we do not have are man-lifting rockets in place. We absolutely have the capacity to make such rockets from the Saturn V up to de-mothballing a shuttle, and in surprisingly short order. My concern is related to not having the capacity to make it at all.   The LCD screen was invented in Pittsburgh, PA and refined in Switzerland. Despite that, we do not have the *CAPACITY* to make them in this country at all. Not the tooling, not the technology, not even the legacy knowledge. It is a subtle, but very important difference.   And, for the political record, it is the lack of understanding of this difference that is an indication of how big a problem systemic ignorance is in the good old USA.   We get exactly the government we deserve, as we vote them in time after time after time, and every part and piece of our government devolves back to those elected "representatives" as by deliberate choice or by neglect, they permit all those parts and pieces to continue.   The difference between *your* politicians and *my* politicians is that mine tell me the lies that I want to hear, yours tell you the lies you want to hear. That they are lying is neither in doubt or a subject of debate. But, to get direct, getting in bed with Putin is probably not a good idea. And 'starting shit' with him has the virtue of putting him in the same position as pretty much every other Russian/Soviet leader has been since the 1940s - on the top of a shaky edifice sustained only by the passivity of the populace. The greatest fear of any dictator/autocrat is the loss of that power. Putin is not stupid, and understands that he will get away with everything if not challenged. As long as there is a scintilla of actual risk to his power, he will back down.   Lastly, keep in mind that the Average American:   Does not have a college education. Does not have a passport. Speaks one language - badly. Has never traveled voluntarily more than 200 miles from his/her birthplace. Has never visited a foreign country, not even the Mexico or Canada. Cannot name the Speaker of the House, even today. Cannot name the three branches of government. Does not believe in Evolution (42% creationism, 32% evolution, 26% no opinion). Only 71.2% of eligible voters are registered. Only 57.5% of registered voters voted in 2012. Meaning that the average American eligible to vote does not vote (only 41.5% net).   And you think that our present government is anything other than exactly what we deserve, doing exactly what we should expect it to do based on what we tell it (and allow) it to do?   This has not one damned thing to do with party, democrat, republican, libertarian, communist, green, whatever. It has to do with massive, systemic and deliberate neglect, and industrial-grade stupidity mixed equally with mil.Spec. ignorance.   Like some few of you here, I have lived in another culture vastly different from here - and I have seen how Americans are perceived in other parts of the world. You might be surprised how easily it is for other cultures to separate Americans (whom they largely respect and admire) from American Culture (continuous amazement, mixed with a varying amounts of jealousy and horror) and the American Government (poorly understood, largely disliked - much as here). Would that Americans had the same ability to separate the individual and sub-group from the various other parts and pieces of the entirety in other cultures and regions.   Peter Wieck Melrose Park, PA

jurb6006@gmail.com: Oct 05 04:04PM -0700 >"We have enough "Rockets" to vaporize all of Asia and Europe >several times over, and with capacity to spare."   Then why have they never defended this country ?

"pfjw@aol.com" <pfjw@aol.com>: Oct 06 04:34AM -0700 > >"We have enough "Rockets" to vaporize all of Asia and Europe >several times over, and with capacity to spare."   > Then why have they never defended this country ?   Lemme see....   Please tell me how a nuclear holocaust defends anyone or anything? Please tell me exactly how a "rocket" defends any one or any thing? Do you understand the concept of MAD (Mutually Assured Destruction)?   Now, you first decry how we "have no rockets", and when it becomes clear that we do, now you are shifting your premise.   One would think that you are at least logically challenged. I think it goes much deeper than that - that you are both ignorant and the victim of received wisdom, having no ability to think for yourself. That is a sad condition as you have no ability to discern truth from fiction and threat from perception.   Peter Wieck Melrose Park, PA

Look165 <look165@numericable.fr>: Oct 05 06:13PM +0200 The dissipation power is 200mW max.   So I lower than 0.3A.   If not, it burns !   Robert Baer a écrit :

"J.B. Wood" <arl_123234@hotmail.com>: Oct 06 06:34AM -0400 On 10/04/2016 06:08 PM, Cursitor Doom wrote:   > I assume you've got your test prods directly on the pads so you know it's > not just a dry joint?   > X-posted to s.e.r (more appropriate group)   Hello, and the only similar problem I've encountered is with those sandy-colored dropping resistors (rectangular parallelepiped shaped) that have been used in radios and TVs. They can swell and/or crack over a period of time. Repeated heating and cooling no doubt stresses the resistor material. Sincerely,   -- J. B. Wood e-mail: arl_123234@hotmail.com

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