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[00:09:57] <katsmeow> http://DesignerThinking.com/images/DSCF6754m.jpg <<== 4 transistors on a olde low-powered cpu heatsink
[00:10:23] <katsmeow> http://DesignerThinking.com/images/DSCF6756m.jpg <<== fan side
[00:31:49] <katsmeow> see, a 19v 4.75a brick is good for a cheap 60w of power, using two to give me +19 and -19, is 120 watts to power a cheap audio amp with
[00:31:54] <katsmeow> driving an H bridge with that will swing +/- 34v peak across speakers, 4amp peaks, 136 peak, or 60w rms , very good deal
[00:32:25] <katsmeow> and since there's 2 of the 60w bricks, i can run two channels
[00:34:29] <katsmeow> uh oh
[00:36:02] <katsmeow> Tom is not having weather atm
[00:59:26] <Tom_itx> translating sample code
[00:59:31] <Tom_itx> so i can use it.
[00:59:35] <Tom_itx> time to sleep now
[01:00:38] <katsmeow> gnites
[01:00:58] <Tom_itx> converting a dos program to windows
[01:01:04] <katsmeow> the bricks are actually "rated" at 90w each
[01:01:10] <katsmeow> i need nly 60w from them
[01:58:30] <rue_shop3> ok I got a robot taking marbles out of a randomizer and putting them back in
[01:59:33] <rue_shop3> I have to see if this computer is portable, l8tr!
[16:00:46] <Tom_itx> https://ibin.co/2irFlgZVnPyr.png
[16:00:50] <Tom_itx> breadboarding made easy
[20:59:00] <rue_house> is there an app that does schematic capture with it?
[20:59:28] <rue_house> the board is upside down, - is a LOWER potential then +
[20:59:47] <rue_house> the pulldowns should have gone inline with switches
