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Happy Day tony and enjoy the sons game.

Nice.

I know, I was trying to explain voltage drop to him. To answer his question. They did teach me a thing or two in college where I earned a degree in electronics, :lol: But a newbie doesn't want to be bored with theory.

Have fun.

Yes. A larger resistor would drop more voltage across it there for affecting the final voltage of the circuit. Not enough to be noticable unless a large change was made to the resistor. For example I was experimenting with my 13.8V power supply and a diode trying to dim it. when i put a 50...

I wouldn't think so. The resistors have no way of knowing what color the display is. As long as the new display is a drop in replacement for the old it should work.

awesome... carry on.

By response do you mean better receive?

I know. Just wanted to ruffle some ones feathers.

It would if the short was on the board furthur into the circuit because the diode wasn't there for protection as it was intended to be.

Maybe someone removed it. Sorry thats the only help I can offer right now, it is pouring and dime sized hail so I am not running to the truck to grab mine and open it up.

Open office works fine. It is a free MS Office alternative and works very well.

http://signalengineering.com/ultimate/angle_of_radiation.html Explains about height and how it will affect your signal.

Shoot em!!!

Flying J!!!! None in So Cal? Probably about the same as Wal~Mart.

You got enough stuff crammed in that box? :lol: JK Nice.

There is a guy near me that works on old stuff. I dont know if you want to ship it that far.

I know a person with one.

You're going to trust something from MS to protect you??? :lol: This is the same company that brought us vista which is a hunk of rap and if you stick with xp service pack 3 could screw you over too. I turn the phishing filter off.

Good to know.