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echo: rberrypi
to: WLFRAED@IX.NETCOM.COM
from: JAN PANTELTJE
date: 2020-06-03 09:19:00
subject: Re: Anybody tried Raspber

On a sunny day (Mon, 01 Jun 2020 14:03:01 -0400) it happened Dennis Lee Bieber
 wrote in :

>On Mon, 01 Jun 2020 06:42:10 GMT, Jan Panteltje 
>declaimed the following:
>
>
>>The big question for me is: will the slightly higher voltage damage my
cameras?
>>From an electronics design POV I would expect there to be a reasonable
margin,
>>not all AA are exactly <= 1.5V either.
>>And I have repaired one A470 with ebay spare parts so I am trained :-)
>>
>
>        Not an answer but early 70s anecdotal...
>
>        Mamiya/Sekor 528TL was spec'd for an Everready S76* button cell --
>silver oxide chemistry. People following store (manufacturer) "replacement
>battery" guides were often steered to a competing brand -- which used
>mercury oxide.
>
>        Then discovered that all their photos were incorrectly exposed.
>
>        Mercury oxide => 1.35V
>        Silver oxide => 1.6V
>
>
>* AKA: LR44, 357, SR44
>
>
>
>        The camera that ate batteries was the Canon A-1. Especially on long
>exposures -- it could kill an expensive battery (PX28, A544, 4LR44 -- $6
>for a 28Lithium version, though I think in the early 80s the cheaper
>alkaline was all that was available [and died faster]) during one 5 minute
>astro photo. The shutter mechanism used /electromagnets/ to hold the second
>curtain in place during the exposure, and turned it off to close the
>shutter. The EOS series made a great improvement on that by pulsing the
>electromagnet to activate the shutter curtain.

I have some Sony Super HAD 2 starlight PAL/NTSC video cameras in use a security
cameras.
Nice cameras, no IR light needed at night.

Did hang one out of the window on a half cloudy night:
 https://youtu.be/-i_zfimghvY
  starting at 33 seconds you see things move, planes? More near the end..

That inspired me to design and build a tracker for missile or laser gun control
that only needs a bright dot to lock on:
 https://youtu.be/4D1K0Lia90I

Again it shows a simple PIC is often cheaper faster better than GB memory media
players...
Especially when speed, weight and power consumption counts like in a missile.
If that fascist pig in the white house keeps at it, I may accidently open
source the code.
I mean the guy who has reporters from media that expose his lies shot at.
 F35 stealth my foot.
  F35 is just a tax payer money sucker.

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