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a stupid strain sensor with this classic bridge gauge:
https://framagit.org/Veloma/Charrette/- ... onique.pdf

I'm digging up the subject a bit... I don't have any electronic or mechanical problems.... I'm doing quite well on the other hand, I want my trailer to be "automatic assistance" like the trailers of K- laugh. I wonder what kind of sensor they use to detect the contr...

yes, in CFLs, what breaks is the buffer cap after the bridge, but also the connection to the tube (the welds break by thermal cycling) go! say that you are a reseller! When I started reading I thought the same thing but as there was no "advertising" link I have some ...

go! three more years, in the midst of coronavirus, two pieces of information: LEDs are the winners, of course, but but ... ... the compact fluorescent in my office, carefully maintained by the electronics that I am and after using good components ... is still alive question with 2 bullets ...

well then ... the cars of the old days ... they have already done this to me ... I am an electronics engineer and I do not disdain to do ALL the maintenance of my vehicles (cylinder head gasket included! ) Today's crates they start in all weathers (remember the platinum screws, the delc ...

Well...

almost 10 years after Christophe's bet .... so? I won no? me it suits me the compact fluorescents that disappear (although the lamp of my office still hold ... after two troubleshoot its electronics)


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eh eh!

we are in 2014, 6 years after Christophe's bet ... and it seems to me that the LEDS are burying the flucompacts !!!!


would I have won my bet?

there was no question ..... on this point I don't ask anymore .....

there is just one forum who just sent me an "invitation to come back" .....

and guess why the electrical consumption has collapsed for 2 years ?????


easy!

I made my BBC house ..... (finally!)

so super insulated and heated with wood


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and hop .... the continuation a few years later ....