Automotive '12V' Power

--- Craig's take is just about 180 degrees away from that.

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-- JF

I've been debating that myself... cable pricing keeps escalating :-(

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Larkin

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Actually, what I'm really interested in is talking about electronics.

Show us some.

Pearls? Show us some. Schematics would be great.

John

You snipped a lot. Like the part about posting pictures and schematics of actual non-trivial projects you claim to have designed.

"I've got pictures of the gear and the beautiful golf-ball sized cavitation about the focal point. Wanna see 'em?"

I sure hope you're not like AlwaysWrong, a tech who was around cool stuff but takes credit for designing it. It's easy to call his bluff: just ask for details.

JT claims he has better circuits than mine, like the fast ramp thing, but won't post them because I'd steal them. Remind me, what's your excuse?

John

You would. You and your BU bride of Frankensteen ;-)

Larkin can't, he is incompetent, even more so than Slowman. ...Jim Thompson

Don't be absurd. Lots of people can design cool circuits. And lots of people design stuff that I don't, like ICs and RF for example.

You offered. Yes.

The next step would be to discuss the circuits. As you say, anybody can take pictures.

John