Hi

I woke early today to test video recording with the Raspberry pi. Using the camera module. Here is the video below. It is quite shaky but it was also a bit windy. I would have liked also to use a gimbal to position the camera. I intend to do this using the two extra channels on the transmitter.

A photo of a conjoined Daisey I found in my garden. It had a ribbon like stem.

Hi

I would like to thank all my colleagues at I-Netplc that contributed to Ben and I growing a Moustache over the month of November in support for http://www.rotary-ribi.org/clubs/homepage.php?ClubID=2120

Here I am presenting the sum of £80 plus punds to The President of the Club Claire Pavitt.

Realising there is no documentation on the internet to calibrate these oscilloscopes.

I have a GOS 653G Or a (ISO-TECH ISR658G) and wanted to calibrate it. Note that powering up the unit will give better calibration results as the CRT warms up and the power supply reach a static voltage. Ensure this is the case before calibration.

Oscilloscope Cursors board Top back

I have identified 5 variable resistors on the cursors board. This is the board that is controlling the cursors drawn on the screen. There are some things one needs to be aware of when trimming these.

1. The cursors need to be at the extremities of the screen as these need to be aligned to the edge of the graticule.

2. These need to be adjusted with caution and in ratio to the zoom variable resistor located near the CRT tube ref.

Here is a yummy lemon cake. Not too sweet.

Ingredients

Base
400 grams flour.
150 grams sugar.
100 grams butter.
2 eggs.
2 grams of fast action yeast.