On 13/01/2011 15:32, RussellMc wrote:
>
> Olin has the advantage that he is unlikely to get a resistor value wrong =
by
> a factor of 10 - he is liable to look at a 68k resistor on a diagram and
> KNOW that it's really a 6k8 and the paper has been rubbed. Others are far
> less capable and you can't expect a world full of Olin's to read your
> circuit diagrams. Count your blessings ;-).Olin may consider that everyon=
e
> should be able to look at a value and KNOW it's wrong as well as he can. =
I
> completely agree with him - but reality and Occam and Murphy and Darwin
>
>
>                         Russell

I disagree.

Olin probably knows the resistor value even when the component is=20
missing entirely.
The "Chuck Norris" of Assembler and Electronics.

Just keep away from those "roundhouse kicks".

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