That stinks. But perhaps it's a chance for one of us to give the 2T22 a new home.

Chem_Boffin_6589 wrote: ↑

Thu Dec 28, 2017 5:54 pm

That's an STH-10 alright.

Thank you, sir!

There was a siren I used to hear at my house, but I could never identify the exact model. I knew it was coming from a volunteer fire station exactly 2.9 miles away (as the crow flies, per GPS), but I could never actually see the siren when I drove by the station. Last night I was FINALLY able to see...

Wow. Good job, Austen_lyon123. A very thorough and detailed list. Very impressive! I'm going to save that one.

Here's an example of a bid:

https://danedocs.countyofdane.com/pdf/p ... ignals.pdf

This reminds me of working in Corporate America. Some committee puts together a 90-page document full of rules you need to follow when doing the most basic thing. And as a result, all of the joy and passion that you once had has now been stomped out of your soul forever. Here's my advice: Use your o...

I scanned this article from the Winter 2003 issue of Invention & Technology magazine.

This is unbelievably awesome.

Some interesting info here:
http://blogs.creighton.edu/trh42834/

Sorry for being offtopic, but what is that program called? The program I use is called "Smaart." The name is actually an acronym, and stands for "Sound Measurement Acoustical Analysis Real Time (tool)." But there are many similar (and cheaper) programs available. You just need s...

The fundamental frequencies are as follows (and are in the order shown): 440 Hz, 349 Hz, 393 Hz, 262 Hz, Rest (no tone), 262 Hz, 393 Hz, 440 Hz, 349 Hz. There are also overtones present, but I don't believe you are interested in those. The touch tones preceding the chime appear to be 1###*5.