Re: BU406 vs. BU406D

Roger,

Thanks for the enlightening discussion!

The next time I have the game out I'm gonna make a few more measurements -
especially the base to emitter voltages. I did set the scope to the highest
range (with capture) to make sure that I wasn't missing an enormous voltage
spike, when I didn't see one I then increased the gain to observe what was
happening at the low end. Very interesting.

After I make all of these measurements, chances are I'll swap out what I
did with a BU406D anyway, but the experiment was educational.....

>
>> I never met a Windows box I couldn't crash......
>>
>
>Neither have I. Not just Windows, though. I also could crash OS/2 with no
>effort. DOS, also. Always hoped, for the worlds' sake, it was just me.

DOS = easy
Windows = easy
OS/2 = more difficult
Linux = possible, but spend a lot of time trying

: )

        - Matt

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>Windows:
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>32 bit graphical interface for a
>16 bit patch for an
>8 bit operating system written for a
>4 bit processor by a
>2 bit company that can't stand
>1 bit of competition.
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I never met a Windows box I couldn't crash......

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Received on Tue Mar 7 08:14:19 2000