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Whats the most popular gear for an 18 year old swimmer to own?
My niece is graduating high school next month and swimming is her thing. What is the "must have" swimming thing for someone her age? She is heading off to college (Howard University) and I would like to give her something that's "in." Any suggestions?
Speedo swimsuit or fins.
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Top gear old are testing Porsche 959 and the new Porsche turbo
September 16th, 2010 at 2:52 am
If you have a local Army/Navy Store (they sell things like camo gear old surplus military stuff, etc. Then you may be able to find your MREs there. There are a few in Ohio's metro area, where I'm from; my grandfather used to buy them for when he went hunting.
(I wouldn't expect much out of them. Especially after the pancake experiment.)
January 20th, 2011 at 12:29 am
I just got a replacement Game Gear (old one died last year), so I’ll be playing some Sonic 2, Pac-Man, Streets of Rage 1 & 2 (1 on Master System), Psycho fox (also on MS) and maybe some (MS) Cloud Master.
February 10th, 2011 at 11:20 am
Goal: “a way to know where the 'stage' is”
Has fingered a potential problem.
See, you don't actually know where the stage is because this isn't actually an “encoder”. It's more like a rotopulser. Anyone with experience of a CP-80 type printer (or maybe FDD's) will have seen a jammed carrage vibrating in place while the driving processor is blissfully unaware that the carrage is nowhere near where it thinks (until maybe it returns to zero prematurely and causes an error).
said the magic word “Gray code”.
One way to know exactly where the carrage is at all times is to fully encode the traverse with as many bits of Grey code as required.
just reinvented slide-wire feedback, used in early plotters.
now THAT I really like. Hat tip.
Which reminds me of a metrology setup that used a fine inter-digital ladder and a matching short reader strip. In the macro this would count off the phase reversals for each ladder step (~1mm) but for the fine did a phase resolution between the ladder steps to better than 1 thou overall (retrofit gear for old mills, lathes, &c; Nixie readouts, all TTL btw).
I'd suggest the world of PCB photography would be a good starting point for large, very fine and regular structures.
Slidewires worked, honestly. And they were far from the most troublesome part of the recorder. Wound slides were also used, but for home construction the evenness of the winding would be critical for positioning, and the wire thickness would limit fine resolution.
Yer. But say we combine mouse opticals with a fine printed Grey code strip, then read the mouse video directly, and in software interpolate based on the position of the code in the scan. Give all that processing power something useful to do for once.
“Twang-wire” rebalance? That has to be either brilliant or crazy. You might consider what happens if you measure the twang frequency on *both* sides of the head.