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TheResistor.Net

Hi All,

This is to let you know about a new site for the advancement of
electronics related subjects. Currently our English version of the
resistor color codes calculator, e-list (an e-mail discussion group) &
forum (an online discussion group) are up and running. On the
remaining 7 languages of our resistor color codes calculator, there is
a bug, which we are currently working on.

We are looking for moderators for our forum & e-list (if you don't
know what that means then don't apply :)). Seeing as this is a
non-profit project, moderators should not expect to get paid. Only
apply to [email protected] if your mother tongue is English.

Please visit http://www.theresistor.net/ today to see the futur site
of electronics design.

TheResistor.Net is a free project provided by Online-Identity.Net &
Multi-Lang.Net.

All the best,
TheResistor.Net Management.
 
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Harry Conover

Hi All,

This is to let you know about a new site for the advancement of
electronics related subjects. Currently our English version of the
resistor color codes calculator, e-list (an e-mail discussion group) &
forum (an online discussion group) are up and running. On the
remaining 7 languages of our resistor color codes calculator, there is
a bug, which we are currently working on.

Resistor color codes are, unlike for most of us, an enigma to this guy!

Can you imagine a forum devoted to discussion of the subject? ROFLOL!!!!

Hey...the Short Bus must be a little late arriving today...

Harry C.
 
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Mike Hunt

Begin On 16 Jul 2003 11:22:45 -0700 [email protected] (Harry Conover)
wrote in Message id: said:
Resistor color codes are, unlike for most of us, an enigma to this guy!

Can you imagine a forum devoted to discussion of the subject? ROFLOL!!!!

Hey...the Short Bus must be a little late arriving today...

Harry C.


So like I have this 1k resistor, can anyone tell me what it's resistance
is, you know what I'm saying?
 
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TheResistor.Net

Resistor color codes are, unlike for most of us, an enigma to this guy!
Can you imagine a forum devoted to discussion of the subject? ROFLOL!!!!
The forum is to discuss any topic related to electronics design. The
color codes calculator is a free of charge online service, together
with the forum, e-list and more feature that are being added Sunday.
 
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TheResistor.Net

Mike Hunt said:
So like I have this 1k resistor, can anyone tell me what it's resistance
is, you know what I'm saying?
The scarcasm in these groups is unbelievable! Let's just say that
sci.electronics.* were to be chopped off, wouldn't a forum to discuss
all these subjects, wouldn't be useful? Course it would! So this is an
additional group, with some bonuses.

We are adding a chat and making the site look better on Sunday. Come
and visit - http://www.theresistor.net/

Yours,
TheResistor.Net
 
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John Larkin

The scarcasm in these groups is unbelievable!
Let's just say that
sci.electronics.* were to be chopped off, wouldn't a forum to discuss
all these subjects, wouldn't be useful?

The syntax in these newsgroups is unbelievable!

John
 
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Frank Bemelman

TheResistor.Net said:
Mike Hunt <[email protected]> wrote in message > >Resistor color codes are,
unlike for most of us, an enigma to this guy!
The scarcasm in these groups is unbelievable! Let's just say that
sci.electronics.* were to be chopped off, wouldn't a forum to discuss
all these subjects, wouldn't be useful? Course it would! So this is an
additional group, with some bonuses.

The bonus... would that be the moderator?
 
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Hans

Mike Hunt said:
Begin On 16 Jul 2003 11:22:45 -0700 [email protected] (Harry Conover)



So like I have this 1k resistor, can anyone tell me what it's resistance
is, you know what I'm saying?

So if you use them all the time, you know the colors of course. Even
then, a tool may still be useful...

E.G. Have a look at what is possible with ours. (Only one language I
know.) Just try it, anyway. If enough people happen to like it, I may
want provide translations of the page.

http://www.okaphone.nl/calc/

CU Hans
 
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Richard Henry

Hans said:
So if you use them all the time, you know the colors of course. Even
then, a tool may still be useful...

E.G. Have a look at what is possible with ours. (Only one language I
know.) Just try it, anyway. If enough people happen to like it, I may
want provide translations of the page.

http://www.okaphone.nl/calc/

CU Hans

I learned 2 different mnemonic phrases (in English) for remembering the
color codes. Do they have any in Dutch?
 
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Hans

Richard Henry said:
I learned 2 different mnemonic phrases (in English) for remembering the
color codes. Do they have any in Dutch?

Yes, there are a few. I'd say the most popular phrase is "Zij BRacht
Rozen Op GErrit's GRaf Bij Vies Grijs Weer".

In dutch the colors are: Zwart, BRuin, Rood, Oranje, GEel, GRoen,
Blauw, Violet, GRIJS and Wit.

The phrase means "She put roses on Gerrits grave in nasty gray
wheather" where Gerrit is a rather common dutch name.

I have attempted a translation of our calculator in english. Please
don't hesitate to let me know how to improve it. ;-)

http://www.okaphone.nl/calc/resistor.shtml

CU Hans
 
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Terry

"Big boys race our young girls behind victory garden walls" is the
politically correct version
that we have to teach students these days.....
 
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Jim Thompson

"Big boys race our young girls behind victory garden walls" is the
politically correct version
that we have to teach students these days.....

"Victory gardens"??? Man that shows some age ;-)

...Jim Thompson
 
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Terry

Jim, we also had a saying for the RF spectrum-
starting at VLF -working up to- THF, it was: "Very Little Men Have
Very Unusual Sexual Experience Too"

Corny but it was a good memory aid.

Terry
- - - - -
 
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Bill Bowden

Richard Henry said:
The most common one when I was in training was "bad boys rape our young
girls but Violet gives willingly" fo black, brown, red, orange, yellow,
green, blue, violet, grey, white. There is also a new politically
correct version, which I can never remember.

It used to be "Violet goes wild, get some now!" to
include the tollerance bands of gold, silver and none =20%

-Bill
 
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Dale Chisholm

I'm not going to make fun of this guy . . .
.. . . my over-fifty eyeballs have a tough time getting values off the
SMT and 1% parts that supposedly have the value "obviously" printed on
them.

For example, "223" might be 22K . . . or maybe it's a mfgr date code
for June (23rd week) of 2002. Or maybe the "3" is really an "8" with
some ink scratched off. Or maybe I'm looking at it upside down and
it's "355".

So if I have trouble with plain text markings, who am I to criticize
somebody who has problems with color codes?

Dale
 
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N. Thornton

John Larkin said:
On 17 Jul 2003 13:08:21 -0700, [email protected] (TheResistor.Net)
wrote:
Er, excuse me, but isn't that what s.e.d. is for?


Poor bugger, there isnt one single article there. Why do all that work
without checking to see if someone else's done it first? There are
loads of empty forums like that. Wonder what they were thinking...

Regards, NT
 
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Hans

It used to be "Violet goes wild, get some now!" to
include the tollerance bands of gold, silver and none =20%

-Bill

Ehm... doesn't work!?

Gold and silver are before black in the multiplier band and gold,
silver and none are beyond red in the tolerance band (and in the
latter case the other colors are in a different order too)???

CU Hans
 
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Hans

Richard Henry said:
The most common one when I was in training was "bad boys rape our young
girls but Violet gives willingly" fo black, brown, red, orange, yellow,
green, blue, violet, grey, white. There is also a new politically
correct version, which I can never remember.

Does anybody here happen to know the German equivalent? (German being
the only other language into which I could attempt to translate the
page without help. ;-)

CU Hans
 
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DarkMatter

So if you use them all the time, you know the colors of course. Even
then, a tool may still be useful...


Most do 4 band resistors. Most can do 5 band, except for the
tolerance indicator band.

Not many can do six band ppm readings without a reference.

What he should do is add a field where the user puts a value, and
the bands automatically update to the correct colors. Also, his
colors are off. Way off, some of them. Like the red.
 
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