Software Archaeologist

@dashie@oldbytes.space
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 Software ArchaeologistOct 8, 2024
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 Software ArchaeologistOct 8, 2024
sometimes they are dumb enough to let us know we don't want them here 💀
 Software ArchaeologistFeb 3, 2023
won't be missed, fuck landlords
 Software ArchaeologistDec 2, 2022
test pls ignore
 Software ArchaeologistNov 8, 2022
someone is sad apparently.
 Software ArchaeologistApr 26, 2022
test again
 Software ArchaeologistDec 21, 2021
I am considering switching the instance to invite-only registration.
I am fed up having to clean that kind of shit mess every few weeks
 Software ArchaeologistNov 23, 2021
@SEGFAULT nya
 Software ArchaeologistApr 25, 2020
any ideas what R or T would means ? (voltages diagrams)
 Software ArchaeologistApr 25, 2020
omg :')
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 Software ArchaeologistApr 25, 2020
any ideas what R or T would means ? (voltages diagrams)
Show thread<p>Bimbro Strider</p>Apr 25, 2020

@dashie iirc and if i'm not mistaking, T are for Transormers and R are for Resistors.

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reference_designator

https://www.electronics-notes.com/articles/analogue_circuits/circuits-symbols-diagrams/electronics-circuit-symbols-overview.php

Reference designator - Wikipedia

Show threadtastytea [OLD ACCOUNT]Apr 25, 2020
@dashie R is resistor, as far as I know.
Show thread Software ArchaeologistApr 25, 2020
@tastytea yes but that doesn't make any sense here :(
Show threadpurple ☕⧊Apr 25, 2020
@dashie i'm guessing these are just part or section identifiers. the components are already labeled, "Q10" refers to a transistor etc. looking at this there is no doubt as to which component is which and stuff like "R0" is utterly meaningless. could also refer to voltages during various testing phases (Yaesu does this with their schematics)
Show thread Software ArchaeologistApr 26, 2020
@purple I had a revelation while trying to sleep and they might be for Receive and Transmit
Show threadShy bunnyApr 25, 2020

@dashie A seasoned layout designer friend says "I’d only be guessing, but the reverse field text (white on black) suggests they might be measured values (or maybe Spice calculations?) rather than component information.

“R” might be inductive reluctance, or resonance frequency, rather than resistance (although it could be that), and “T” might be time, temperature, transconductance, or even Tickle-me-Elmo. (Who knows what values or parameters these guys feel is worthy?)

Anyway, that’s my guess.

I will also comment that their ground symbol is awful!"

Show thread Software ArchaeologistApr 26, 2020
@porsupah I had a revelation while trying to sleep and they might be for Receive and Transmit
which could make sense, they could have just explained that somewhere, but 🤷‍♀️