It arrived today but I was not home.

Will pick it up in the morning. It is a pulse with the ground balance . The tones are inverted in the GB mode. In straight pulse it is interesting to hear the sound iron signals make. Should be fun and cost less then other similar pulse units.



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When you have something to share without the need for a secret decoder ring, I'm sure we'd all enjoy reading about it

Im trying to decide if I should browse my bookshelf for my old copy of the Hobbit thinking some of these clues might be included in the exchange of riddles between Bilbo and Golum at the underground lake.

I think George is trying to say, "What have I got in my pocket?"

Only a guess of course.

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Just one more good target before I go.

I think you'd be better off with the National Treasure movies instead of the Hobbit. Each clue begats another mystery and clue....the secret lies with Charlotte...that kinda stuff.

I'm more of a "$&it or get off the pot" kinda guy myself.

white tdi ? well if it not costly it cannot be, is this a military pi ?

Until it proves it can handle my dirt it will stay close to the vest, Spork!



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Cal_cobra Wrote:
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> When you have something to share without the need
> for a secret decoder ring, I'm sure we'd all enjoy
> reading about it
Maybe it is essential to have the ring? Spork!



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youdig Wrote:
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> white tdi ? well if it not costly it cannot be, is
> this a military pi ?

Not military or white TDI. May have similar performance at half the price. A creative cat may have improved on it. May is the key word.

Taking risks with my own coin is what makes me who I'am. Spork!

you are quite mysterious , i will wait for your review of the beast.

youdig Wrote:
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> you are quite mysterious , i will wait for your re
> view of the beast.

The Beast is asleep as it gains strength. In 8 hours I will Release "The Kraken"

Heads-up. An announcement of a soon upcoming announcement. Count down please.

After some rummaging in some boxes in the garage, I found my decoder ring.
(*) [:] {|}
Quod Erat Demonstrandum.

DeepTech Vista X with 3 search coils.
Works for me

Well we will all be on the edge of our seats hoping what you are testing works

LowBoy

TAKE A LITTLE TIME KICKBACK AND WATCH SOME OF MY DETECTING VIDEO'S BELOW ON YouTube

[www.youtube.com]

If you don’t dig it, then how are you going to know what you’re missing!
How can you have your pudding if you don’t eat your meat!

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look like you do hdd crypto mining =)

Oh well, looks like my guess of the QED was wrong. And I was thinking the 'Cat' design reference was BugWhiskers, who used a cat as his avatar.

So, Sven, what is that unusual PC setup ? I've seen some similar rigs used as multi-channel CCTV video recorders with redundancy. That uses up a lot of HDD's. But there's no obvious video inputs on that rig ....

Pimento Wrote:
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> Oh well, looks like my guess of the QED was wrong.
> And I was thinking the 'Cat' design reference was
> BugWhiskers, who used a cat as his avatar.
>
> So, Sven, what is that unusual PC setup ? I've see
> n some similar rigs used as multi-channel CCTV vid
> eo recorders with redundancy. That uses up a lot o
> f HDD's. But there's no obvious video inputs on th
> at rig ....


that was Texkineeze new Pi set-up, lots of processors, hard drives to mine those relics he is lusting after...........................................


Actually you can find out about that PC contraption at [www.numberworld.org]

DeepTech Vista X with 3 search coils.
Works for me

Hmmm, Calculating Pi. That would explain the lack of connections to external equipment.
I remember my 1974 Guinness Book of Records listing the Pi-computation record (just over 1 million decimal places), and describing the printed output as "the worlds most boring book", that was when it was viable to actually print it out.
An interesting read, and a surprisingly high number of HDD failures.

There's a wiki page on the history of Pi calculations:
[en.wikipedia.org]



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