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Re: Low-duty-cycle oscilator.

Not a binary group. Use ABSE for binaries.

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Homer J Simpson
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I posted a related topic "Hysteresis Comparator Methods" at:

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D from BC

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D from BC

I was surprised to see JPG's on here... What will happen to them? :) D from BC

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D from BC

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Thanks, that helps a lot.

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Pashtrik

This is not a binaries newsgroup. You can post it to news:alt.binaries.schematics.electronic by attaching it as a GIF, JPEG, or other common image file. Then, post a message here giving the name of the post. If you try to post a binary file here, most people will never see it.

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Michael A. Terrell

Most ISPs issue a home page with the account. It'll be something like me.provideraddress.com or homepages.provideraddress.com/~me or something like that. I have one at verizon, but I never use it, because I have two right here (on my end of the ADSL) that I have to manage.

Check with your ISP, and/or read your instructions. ;-)

Good Luck! Rich

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Rich Grise

Dunno, but they never arrived here.

Bye. Jasen

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jasen

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