Need a forum for electrical eng. students

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with ability to include electrical circuit shemas to questions.
Is anybody here knows such a one ?

Thank you in advance.

 

[John Fields]

with ability to include electrical circuit shemas to questions.
Is anybody here knows such a one ?

Thank you in advance.

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It's not 'shemas', it's 'schematics'.

sci.electronics.basics

for your questions, and,

alt.binaries.schematics.electronic

for your binaries.

 

[Rikard Bosnjakovic]

alt.binaries.schematics.electronic

for your binaries.

Although that newsgroup tend to have a lot of discussion as well,
*including* original posts w/o any binaries at all.

 

[John Fields]

Although that newsgroup tend to have a lot of discussion as well,
*including* original posts w/o any binaries at all.

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Yes.

It's often convenient to post text as well as a schematic to keep
the whole thread on one newsgroup, and it's often convenient to
post just text there in order to keep the discussion away from
Google groups.

 

[Michael A. Terrell]

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Yes.

It's often convenient to post text as well as a schematic to keep
the whole thread on one newsgroup, and it's often convenient to
post just text there in order to keep the discussion away from
Google groups.

Is that code for "AOLers"? ;-)

 

[Jasen Betts]

with ability to include electrical circuit shemas to questions.
Is anybody here knows such a one ?

ABSE ?

Bye.
Jasen

 

[David L. Jones]

with ability to include electrical circuit shemas to questions.
Is anybody here knows such a one ?

Thank you in advance.

This could be a job for www.domyhomeworkforme.com :->

Dave

 

[Michael A. Terrell]

ABSE ?

Bye.
Jasen

Not available to him when he has to post through Google. Read the
headers before making suggestions like this.

 

[Rob B]

Not available to him when he has to post through Google. Read the
headers before making suggestions like this.

I do not google news and it is not available to me

 

[JeffM]

This could be a job for www.domyhomeworkforme.com :->

David L. Jones

Cute name for a site.
Obviously built by Microsofties:
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://www.domyhomeworkforme.com

 

[Michael A. Terrell]

I do not google news and it is not available to me

Gee, if you would have followed the thread, Jasen Betts told the OP
to use Google Groups to access ABSE, which is
and Google groups doesn't carry
any binaries newsgroup. Can't you keep up? ;-)

 

[Jasen Betts]

Not available to him when he has to post through Google. Read the
headers before making suggestions like this.

Google is his choice, I was lucky to find an inexpensive ISP which provides
access to binaries groups.

 

[Michael A. Terrell]

Google is his choice, I was lucky to find an inexpensive ISP which provides
access to binaries groups.

It doesn't matter how YOU access the newsgroups, you gave bad advice
to someone on how to access a binaries newsgroup. It only takes a
couple seconds to look at the header of a message before replying.

 

[JeffM]

with ability to include electrical circuit shemas to questions.

irenalt @ netvision.net.il

Many people use ASCII art to post schematics to text-only newsgroups.
http://groups.google.com/group/sci....&q=View-in-a-fixed-width-font-such-as-Courier

A tool that makes it easy:
http://translate.google.com/translate?u=http://www.tech-chat.de/aacircuit.html+&langpair=de|en

 

[ehsjr]

It doesn't matter how YOU access the newsgroups, you gave bad advice
to someone on how to access a binaries newsgroup. It only takes a
couple seconds to look at the header of a message before replying.

He didn't tell the op how to access the newsgroup -
his entire answer was " ABSE ? "

If the OP didn't understand the question, he can ask.
And if the OP doesn't have access, that's not the respondent's
issue. Nor should the respondent be responsible to read the
header to figure it out, even if he was giving advice.

Ed

 

[Jasen Betts]

Gee, if you would have followed the thread, Jasen Betts told the OP

to use Google Groups to access ABSE, which is
and Google groups doesn't carry
any binaries newsgroup. Can't you keep up? ;-)

You're the first to mention google groups. OP asked for a "Forum" or some
such.

Bye.
Jasen

 

[Jasen Betts]

It doesn't matter how YOU access the newsgroups, you gave bad advice
to someone on how to access a binaries newsgroup.

say what? I never said to use google.

It only takes a
couple seconds to look at the header of a message before replying.

what did I do wrong? how would not mentioning ABSE have been better, it fits
the requirements of his question.

 

[Rich Grise]

with ability to include electrical circuit shemas to questions.
Is anybody here knows such a one ?

Yes. Get an ISP with a real news server, use a real news reader, and
go to
Right here is good, too.

Good Luck!
Rich

 

[Rich Grise]

You're the first to mention google groups. OP asked for a "Forum" or some
such.

The OP was _FROM_ google groups.

Can't you keep up? ;-)

Cheers!
Rich

 

[Rich Grise]

issue. Nor should the respondent be responsible to read the
header to figure it out, even if he was giving advice.

Depends on how much you want to look like a stupid fool.

Cheers!
Rich