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    davelx replied to the thread Help to identify this please.
    Google says: Aritech DR series passive infrared (PIR) sensor, most likely the Aritech DR115 or DR110, which was widely manufactured and...
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    davelx replied to the thread Virgin Media, driveway dig up..
    Huh, youngsters! 1992, 300baud dial-up acoustic coupler, demon internet was the isp, homebuilt PC, MSDOS.
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    davelx replied to the thread lighting adapter to 3 pin plug.
    And not a 5A fuse in sight.
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    That's not an item of switchgear. There is no ban on plastic accessories.
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    davelx replied to the thread Plug in solar.
    It's a quantum circuit!! What happens when you observe it?:giggle:
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    davelx replied to the thread Virgin Media, driveway dig up..
    And the main reason they do that is that VM ties them to time/cost/productivity targets that make it impossible to do anything else!
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    davelx replied to the thread Phone Cable Question.
    GPON is a form of WDM. It uses one lamda each way on the "last mile" with up to 1:32 splitters using 1290-1330nm upstream and...
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    davelx replied to the thread Phone Cable Question.
    There are standards governing the wavelengths used, so I would think (I retired just as this technology was being rolled out into...
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    davelx replied to the thread Phone Cable Question.
    Yes, indeed. I'm referring to the in-street cab PoPs (Point of Presence), which take the exchange trunk and split down to multiple PoCs...
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    davelx replied to the thread Phone Cable Question.
    The splitters don't just split, they do WDM mux and demux.
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    davelx replied to the thread Phone Cable Question.
    Passive optical splitters. It's very clever technology.
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    The Electricity Act 1898 required that meters are certified for a finite lifetime and in domestic premises must be replaced when that...
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    davelx replied to the thread 198 kHz qrt.
    The second set has a mixer oscillator that runs 465kHz (the IF) offset from the frequency being received, to create the IF signal which...
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    davelx replied to the thread 198 kHz qrt.
    My dad and I used to listen in to SSB transmissions placing a second, superhet receiver close to the main receiver, tuned so that it's...
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