nice paper for doodling schematics

Yes. I recall that I've bought these at Staples a US stationery chain).

Joe Gwinn

I haven't been to an office supply store in ages. Amazon has everything, in a couple of clicks.

Good pens and paper are basic to doodling architectures and schematics.

I use their light-green engineering pads.

Cheers

Phil Hobbs

Gin. Tonic. Green.

Rum. Coke. Blue.

My old website background was a scan of one of those green-on-green Ampad pads, hand-edited so that it tiled properly. Classical hand-tooled artisanal HTML from an old family recipe, and all that. ;)

Simon has it using nginx and all that fancy stuff now.

Cheers

Phil Hobbs

I have a cool old book "Graph Paper From Your Copier."

I like to do experiments and plot the data on paper in real time. The kids type a lot of numbers and play with Excel afterwards and produce graphs with no date/time/axix values/author/what-the-hell-is-this-a-graph-of.

I feel your pain. Plots with sample number as abscissa and ADC code as ordinate aren't too useful for actual communication.

I have a graph paper template that I copied from the old IBM Facilities pads, which were super useful.

Cheers

Phil Hobbs