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royhall:

--- Quote from: K2-K6 on January 11, 2022, 02:35:50 PM ---I was going to respond with more of my own view when I had time to write it, and will post that later.

It was more about your double barrelled name part that's humorous but in this case felt it was more the achievement of Bransden being recognized, justifiably I feel, in his contribution but added to the Boyer name (local bike dealership) in bringing it to market and providing finance to realise the initial production development.  Seems honest to me.

Normal to credit clever thinking people in many fields, I have worked in others where the originator is specifically named due to the step chamge they brought along https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kosambi%E2%80%93Karhunen%E2%80%93Lo%C3%A8ve_theorem such as this, when most can stand back and say "ooh that's very clever"  :) this having a mathematical purity that's demonstrated by pushing data through the intended direction of use,  but then moving it backward to exhamine how it compares to original start point in quantifying just how much of the original data is missed or reproduced.  Normally referred to as a KL Transform, and definitely transformative in image data handling.

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WHAT???? ;D ;D ;D

taysidedragon:

--- Quote from: royhall on January 14, 2022, 12:25:34 PM ---
--- Quote from: K2-K6 on January 11, 2022, 02:35:50 PM ---I was going to respond with more of my own view when I had time to write it, and will post that later.

It was more about your double barrelled name part that's humorous but in this case felt it was more the achievement of Bransden being recognized, justifiably I feel, in his contribution but added to the Boyer name (local bike dealership) in bringing it to market and providing finance to realise the initial production development.  Seems honest to me.

Normal to credit clever thinking people in many fields, I have worked in others where the originator is specifically named due to the step chamge they brought along https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kosambi%E2%80%93Karhunen%E2%80%93Lo%C3%A8ve_theorem such as this, when most can stand back and say "ooh that's very clever"  :) this having a mathematical purity that's demonstrated by pushing data through the intended direction of use,  but then moving it backward to exhamine how it compares to original start point in quantifying just how much of the original data is missed or reproduced.  Normally referred to as a KL Transform, and definitely transformative in image data handling.

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WHAT???? ;D ;D ;D

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AshimotoK0:
Do you mean this Phil?

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deltarider:
If I may answer for Phil, that's the one. BTW, Velleman's kit includes a few extra resistors for those who need it in a 6 V application.

Sesman:
Yes, that’s the one.

The 2N2219A is available, unless you can recommend an alternative. Obviously the substitute component was for the TIP 162 as debated earlier. It’s just that I’m now unsure whether to use the BU323Z or the BU913P. Additionally, if I use the BU323Z can I discard the serially connected ZD1 and zD2?

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