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[acerzw]

Paul,

You still alive? Scanned the O'bits but have not read of any deaths due to extended Jolt Cola fueled programming frenzies... <in spooky medium voice> is there anybody there?

Acerzw

[pauldude000]

@Acer

ROFL. Yes, still alive, no Jolt overdoses here. Yet. But not happy!

On-line only until tomorrow. Life intrudes.

@all

As of tomorrow, due to lack of funds, I will be offline for awhile.

I will be back on-line when possible, but right now I am stretched too far, too thin, financially. I look forward to conversing with you all at a later date.

Paul Andrulis

[pauldude000]

@all

Geocities website is not affected, so will remain up and going, so you may download to your hearts content. I will not be able to add any new content though, till I get back online.

[angryScientist]

I have made a program to display a simple animation of the current densities in a toroidal core. Three frequencies can make up the signal.

Three display segments represent the signal. Top and bottom are the two different currents positive and negative flowing clock wise and counter-clock wise. The middle is the combination of the two currents.


screen shot


Program can be downloaded here:
http://www.geocities.com/abebarker/Simulator.html


Sorry I don't know how to program for Linux but I did include the source. If you know of any good references to Linux programming I'm willing to learn.

Also, I tried this in windows 98 and part of it didn't work. This is really just a very simple program and I just started writing it. If you have any suggestions please let me know. I would rather have this be useful to someone.

Thanks

[pauldude000]

I just "popped" back online (am still offline, but am borrowing a compy for a little). I want to thank angry for his addition to the effort, and encourage all who are able, to join in and contribute.

You can never have too many good tools!

Paul Andrulis