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> there's probably something else on the other end of that wire that is doing modulation based on the sense resistance And it would have been great if that arb
by 05 11mo ago
> there's probably something else on the other end of that wire that is doing modulation based on the sense resistance
And it would have been great if that arbitrary assumption had been tested by the OP and the results were documented in the article so that they wouldn't come off as somewhat clueless as to the limitations of their design.. oh well.
- anamexis 11mo agoFrom the HN guidelines: > Be kind. Don't be snarky. Converse curiously; don't cross-examine. Edit out swipes. > Don't be curmudgeonly. Thoughtful criticism is fine, but please don't be rigidly or generically negative.
- TylerE 11mo agoThese passive aggressive posts are a far worse violation of the HN Guidelines than what they're in reply to almost all of the time - and this is no exception.
- knappe 11mo agoNo, no they're not. I would much rather people are warned about the guidelines and adhere to them going forward than the opposite and we then just let violations run rampant.
- bsder 11mo agoThere are a lot of people who read or watch stuff from the Internet and then play with mains voltages without giving a though to how dangerous that is. See: any craze which uses the high voltage transformers from microwaves