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output (power): 450 CV
Oldtimertage Classic Cars Days I Classic Remise I Meilenwerk I Berlin
15 May 2015 by NK
Built with processing!
After reading the last post of Marius Watz, I could not rersist to try Mesh library!
After low pass filtering and main amplification. The response of the complete amplifier is a full scale per 200 fA or 0.0000000000002 Amperes (2e-13 Amps). The resolution and accuracy is even much lower. Processing these extraordinary low currents requires exceptional handling like guarding techniques and special insulating within the circuitry (if insulating is possible at all). More about how to proceed with such low currents can be read in the book "Low level measurements" from Keithley Instruments (1984).
Checking the output of the signal repeater, probably.
My friends Don and Brent installed a HAM radio signal repeater antenna at the roof top of an apartment building in St. James Town as a community volunteering project.
Not that I know anything about wireless technologies, I offered whatever little help I could do and also photo-documented the installation.
The sports bar and restaurant, also known for its University of Illinois fandom, is known for its wings. At 1758 W. Grand Ave., it joins Uncle Mike's Place and Breakfast House as great eating places in basically a one-block stretch.
St Paul's Literary and Educational Society, Bennett Street Sunday School. Odds and Ends is the handwritten manuscript magazine issued by the society. The editions cover contemporary events of national importance like the Crimean War and the First and Second World Wars, and leisure activities like music, art, literature photography and holidays.
Brand new Network Rail High Output Ballast Cleaner (HOBC) Is seen on the High Marnham test track undergoing commissioning and staff training tests. This HOBC is designed to work on the third rail track.
Taken on "The Kebabs" studio recording on Wednesday 21st. www.thekebabs.com/
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