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SITRIP: Well, Problem fixed. Yes, I know I posted "problem fixed" in post # 9 but now repeatability has been verified to be a-ok and nothing blew up to take half the county with it... I called the mfg. told indicated the make and model, the guy asked me in so many words what was it like back...

Tom, that was a good first pass, I would like to see your second pass! :oldsmile: Maxim, I still am a bit confused on the operating freq. Is it 18 Mhz or 850? I could break out my EE handbook, ARRL reference book, and other relevant materials and have a go at your project. Without knowing the...

Those are really good questions for the manufacturer to be sure concerning permeability functions and filter sizes. Looks like my #1 problem stopped with evacuating the tank and pressurizing the bottom side of the bladder to 7.5 PSI. Tomorrow I am going to call the manufacturer for some...

AK_NC I like your hanger philosophy. :) I do not know what the house input pressure is. Would it be located outside where they read the usage? Anyway, it flows just about like any regular house, good nuff for a spray nozzle to wash a car. So this is what I did. I went and bought a...

Thank you anorlunda, Yes indeed. I forgot to mention that I do have a water dampener under the sink before any cold water outputs or appliances. Yes, as a petroleum engineer, mostly drilling, this thumping or hammering was one of my first thoughts. Alas, then I would open up the output valve I...

The source is from the city water system that supplies the cold water to the main faucet. The passive "switch" or one way/2 way valves is connected to the main 2.5 gal tank and the 3 filters. It is about 1 inch high and 4" in for Y and X. The two vertical filters are cylindrical pre-filters...

I have an old under the sink H2O water filtration system. Its main components are 2 cylinder type filters, one 2.5 gal. storage tank, one passive mechanical "switch" plus a birds nest of plastic tubing with zero leaks anywhere. The output (dispenser) is your standard gooseneck type with a...

Welcome and congratulations on your studies!

This should be the opener in any beginning physic class. Well done Sir.

A bit off track but in // r's the total network R should always be smaller than the smallest resistor in ohms. Also, a network has no P/S whereas a circuit has a power supply. And again what Jimbo said... R total = the sum of the reciprocals, reciprocated. You can use the same formula for...

Dear Sire Bernhardt, I will be happy to take a one off you hands if you got a spare...i require a size 13 7/8X or larger for a shirt, pants and a tent for night for my wife and 13 young'ins..We live under under an overpass ..Anything helps! :redface: Any non perishable canned food would...

Awww ,,,, shucks-a-ronnie... ,, THANK YOU SIRE Salnam! :)

I would first consider Using a operational amplifier config. As for our good friend berkman mentioned for any of the 3 mentioned needed effects, using of course the appropriate peripheral outboarded components

Sire Dave, I'll say it fer' ya'... I am the joke! :redface:

:oldconfused: How d ya' know tha' little poochy do not like gravity? If it did, it would be a space dawgy! :oldfrown: float'in all around, spin'in and such... :angel: