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812 laurie camion
lauriecam2006 Offline Send Email
Jun 4, 2009
2:17 pm
I have a Keithley 610B Electrometer, they are pretty inexpensive on ebay. It has a tube front end (2x5886's running from about 20 volts), the amp that...
813 Eric Tv
astro4565t Offline Send Email
Jun 4, 2009
3:04 pm
I would like to monitor a small bird nest with a simple electret mic. The mic would need to be weatherproofed. What's the best and least expensive way to do...
814 bmcgown@...
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Jun 4, 2009
3:24 pm
Would wrapping the mic in a plastic baggie work? The baggie and wires could be sealed in a number of ways and the membrane of the baggie is thin so should not...
815 charleswenzel Offline Send Email Jun 4, 2009
4:43 pm
I don't think you're missing anything. There's one on eBay right now that might be nearly unused! I'd bid but I suspect you're looking at that one. Heck the...
816 charleswenzel Offline Send Email Jun 4, 2009
4:44 pm
I just re-read your post and you already have one so maybe I will bid!...
817 charleswenzel Offline Send Email Jun 4, 2009
4:54 pm
I would think placing the mic under a rain shield and in a zip-lock bag would do it. I bet a plastic bag won't attenuate the sound, especially if there's air...
818 charleswenzel Offline Send Email Jun 4, 2009
4:55 pm
Great minds think alike! I should read the other posts before replying....
819 laurie camion
lauriecam2006 Offline Send Email
Jun 4, 2009
9:05 pm
The kind of light nylon cloth used for showerproof jackets would work too, might be better if there's a possibility of condensation. (Years ago we passed type...
820 charleswenzel Offline Send Email Jun 5, 2009
12:01 am
I was outbid. My maximum bid was too low but now I know to watch for those. I'm thinking that a National Op Amp like the LMC6001 would be perfect....
821 laurie camion
lauriecam2006 Offline Send Email
Jun 5, 2009
12:26 am
I uploaded the 610b manual to the group files.   You don't think a couple of your electrometer fet's would do it? ... From: charleswenzel <charles@...>...
822 charleswenzel Offline Send Email Jun 5, 2009
3:51 am
They're hard to beat, leakage-wise. An op-amp has the nice feature of low offset and lots of loop gain but the FETs are certainly as good as the tubes and it...
823 mikeymo46128 Offline Send Email Jun 6, 2009
1:02 pm
The voltage at the Gate is 3.75vdc. I measured between the Gate and the positive input screw on the back of the transmitter. A reminder, the new Radio Shack...
824 Eric Tv
astro4565t Offline Send Email
Jun 6, 2009
11:14 pm
Hi. I recently picked up a couple of kids 49 Mhz walkie talkies. What I'd like to do is place one in close proximity to a hummingbird feeder and listen on...
825 charleswenzel Offline Send Email Jun 7, 2009
4:37 am
With 3.75 between gate and drain, I would guess the gate voltage relative to the source is 4.5 + 3.75 = 8.25 which suggests the circuit is indeed staying on....
826 charleswenzel Offline Send Email Jun 7, 2009
4:46 am
I just stared at the schematic a couple of minutes and I think the only way it can stay on is if the second 1 uF (between the collector of the first transistor...
827 charleswenzel Offline Send Email Jun 7, 2009
5:23 am
I've been right next to hummingbirds and I can't hear them! If I were to guess, I would say that they switch on the primary side of the audio transformer since...
828 Eric Tv
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Jun 7, 2009
12:36 pm
Hi Charles, Thanks for the information! PIR detection was something I hadn't thought about. The trouble I seem to have with hummingbird detection is 1) very...
829 charleswenzel Offline Send Email Jun 7, 2009
5:49 pm
That eBay gadget looks perfect. You might want to seal the edges with silicone and place it under a cover, unless it's intended for outdoors. It looks like it...
830 Eric Tv
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Jun 7, 2009
9:43 pm
I couldn't resist. Today, I picked up a Brinks Motion Activated replacement Motion Sensor and a wireless door chime. Unfortunately, I don't know much about...
831 Eric Tv
astro4565t Offline Send Email
Jun 7, 2009
10:15 pm
The motion detector instructions say red motion sensor wire to all black lamp holder wires; white motion sensor wire to all white lamp holder wires and white...
832 Charlie , W5COV
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Jun 7, 2009
10:43 pm
Sounds like the red wire is HOT , when motion is detected and White is the neutral with the house wiring . The red wire must have 125 VAC on it when motion is...
833 charleswenzel Offline Send Email Jun 8, 2009
2:31 am
Yes, I agree. I've seen red used as a second circuit or as switched AC. In this case, the sensor connects the black wire to the red when motion is sensed,...
834 laurie camion
lauriecam2006 Offline Send Email
Jun 9, 2009
3:51 am
To veer back towards the hummingbird part of the topic, you may be interested this motion detection webcam (it detects motion from the video from the camera)...
835 laurie camion
lauriecam2006 Offline Send Email
Jun 9, 2009
3:53 am
oops, better link http://www.wxforum.net/index.php?topic=4379 ... From: laurie camion <lauriecam2006@...> Subject: Re: [techlibdotcom] Re: walkie talkie...
836 Eric Tv
astro4565t Offline Send Email
Jun 9, 2009
12:06 pm
Thanks, Laurie. I did read about that before starting this project. The trouble with the software used is that it doesn't work well with earlier Win...
837 shabbirahmad
shabbirahmad89 Offline Send Email
Jun 10, 2009
4:27 pm
... i want help for my fire fighter robot sensors what type of sensor is better uv or ir to sense flame from 1.5 ft.approx. i already using an addition of...
838 charleswenzel Offline Send Email Jun 10, 2009
9:52 pm
I would think that near IR would be better for flame detection. Far IR using a PIR is also a possibility. I've been meaning to try another idea: It occurs to...
839 laurie camion
lauriecam2006 Offline Send Email
Jun 10, 2009
11:49 pm
Actually UV is probably the most reliable flame detection technology http://jp.hamamatsu.com/products/sensor-etd/pd006/index_en.html ... From: charleswenzel...
840 charleswenzel Offline Send Email Jun 11, 2009
4:35 am
Those are nifty! They're a little expensive. I didn't find them for under $50....
841 laurie camion
lauriecam2006 Offline Send Email
Jun 11, 2009
2:16 pm
Here's the link I was really looking for http://www.superdroidrobots.com/shop/item.asp?itemid=121 they sell the whole kit but as you say it's not cheap, $100...
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