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Chris <cbx@noreply.com>: Oct 19 08:46AM On Fri, 18 Oct 2019 20:56:56 -0500, Fox's Mercantile wrote:   > Aw come on Phil, it was a fucking joke.   No it wasn't. It was just plain stupid.

Rheilly Phoull <rheilly@bigslong.com>: Oct 19 10:43PM +0800 On 19/10/2019 4:46 pm, Chris wrote: > On Fri, 18 Oct 2019 20:56:56 -0500, Fox's Mercantile wrote:   >> Aw come on Phil, it was a fucking joke.   > No it wasn't. It was just plain stupid.   So given the standard of posts jhere who gives a rats arse ??

tabbypurr@gmail.com: Oct 19 08:49AM -0700 On Saturday, 19 October 2019 09:46:58 UTC+1, Chris wrote: > On Fri, 18 Oct 2019 20:56:56 -0500, Fox's Mercantile wrote:   > > Aw come on Phil, it was a fucking joke.   > No it wasn't. It was just plain stupid.   jokes generally require some content that's amusing.

tabbypurr@gmail.com: Oct 19 08:45AM -0700 On Friday, 18 October 2019 18:09:16 UTC+1, Jim Horton wrote: > find any specifics on it, such as mix ratios, etc, and determining > whether or not the hot glue is EVA seems a big task since the market > packaging doesn't indicate it.   A simpler cheaper solution is to pour the paraffin wax in layers. That gets rid of the majority of the contraction issue. If you're concerned what happens at the layer interface you cAn always point a hairddryer at it before pouring.     NT

tabbypurr@gmail.com: Oct 19 08:41AM -0700 > The mixture you are using is liquid at/below the boiling point of water, correct?   > Blue-Board insulation is fire-rated and easily carved to fit.   but is insulation   > Balsa wood is easily carved, but not fire-rated.   no, though in fairness nor is wax or rosin. Low density may prove a pain   > Dried (heated until completely dry) Bar-sand is cheap, but heavy relative to blue-board or balsa. It is also not electrically conductive, fireproof and may also be mixed directly into the potting mixture.   yup. Pebbles also work, but heat it & sand to a bit over 100C before use. The traditional packing in pre-war wax-filled kit was card. Not fire rated, and makes a good wick. Not dampproof either.     NT

fynnashba@gmail.com: Oct 19 02:56AM -0700 Please I am working on a project that should play back a pre-recorded audio voice, but need help as to how store and play back this audio when ever a beam (light-IR)is interrupted. Thanks in advance.

John-Del <ohger1s@gmail.com>: Oct 19 04:35AM -0700 > Please I am working on a project that should play back a pre-recorded audio voice, but need help as to how store and play back this audio when ever a beam (light-IR)is interrupted. > Thanks in advance.   Did you ever buy one of those musical birthday cards? They're like $5 and they contain a small PC, battery, IC, and speaker. They play 30 seconds or more of audio with decent fidelity.   The ones I've seen don't use an IC with a case, but the die is actually bonded to the PC and covered with epoxy to save cost.   So yes, there are such ICs. Even better, you can buy the IC, the circuit, and the battery already assembled:   https://www.ebay.com/itm/ISD1820-Voice-Recording-Playback-Module-Sound-Recorder-Board-With-Loudspeaker/323779060904?epid=21031517510&hash=item4b62bc64a8:g:jjsAAOSwWm1ctOso   Just add your IR circuit, maybe a small audio amp board and you're all set.

fynnashba@gmail.com: Oct 19 05:03AM -0700 > Please I am working on a project that should play back a pre-recorded audio voice, but need help as to how store and play back this audio when ever a beam (light-IR)is interrupted. > Thanks in advance.   Thanks very much John exactly what I need, but unfortunately they dont ship to my country.

Reinhard Zwirner <reinhard.zwirner@t-online.de>: Oct 19 04:26PM +0200 >> Please I am working on a project that should play back a pre-recorded audio voice, but need help as to how store and play back this audio when ever a beam (light-IR)is interrupted. >> Thanks in advance.   > Thanks very much John exactly what I need, but unfortunately they dont ship to my country.   What about this one:   <https://www.ebay.com/itm/ISD1820-Voice-Recording-Playback-Module-Sound-Recorder-Board-With-Loudspeaker/191674431418?epid=21031517510&hash=item2ca0afb7ba:g:8PUAAOxy69JTCc-9#shpCntId>   HTH   Reinhard

Ralph Mowery <rmowery28146@earthlink.net>: Oct 19 10:32AM -0400 In article <ae8ade39-6af4-411b-9619-1e6382802264@googlegroups.com>, fynnashba@gmail.com says... > > Please I am working on a project that should play back a pre-recorded audio voice, but need help as to how store and play back this audio when ever a beam (light-IR)is interrupted. > > Thanks in advance.   > Thanks very much John exactly what I need, but unfortunately they dont ship to my country.   Here is a manual on the module. It lists the chip and shows the circuit for it.   https://www.allelectronics.com/mas_assets/media/allelectronics2018/spec/ ME-63.pdf   The chip is an ISD1820   I have bought a cople of those modules and they work very well.

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