Subj : Bluetooth Keyboard
To   : Barry Martin
From : Ed Vance
Date : Fri Aug 30 2024 13:08:44



> Hi Ky!

> Makes that decision easy!  ...I was thinking more of same battery style
> (shape, etc.) but the regular vs. cold-weather type -- like at a glace a
> regular alkaline AA battery looks the same as a Lithium AA.

> From what I recall reading also a difference in the chemical reactions 
> at various temperatures.

> I think it's something like "I see the signal I just don't know what to 
> do with it".  ...In the pre-digital TV days could tune an FM radio to 
> the low end and receive the audio portion of a TV station transmitting
> at Channnel 6.  Move the dial a little bit up and heard a noise: was the
> video but the FM receiver didn't know what to do with it to 'decode'
> properly.

> nd
>  
> Then the light gets let in and screws up the picture!

> Of course. :(   

> I've heard of that problem with electric cars also. I haven't read (or 
> at least recall) a reason why.  LIS I have an outdoor thermometer sensor
> and it works with with Lithium AAA batteries.  Have a flashlight in my
> car (always outside - no garage) and it also works fine, though I'll
> admit to not testing it when it's cold-cold out there!  

> Also a major difference between powering a thermometer sensor, a 
> half-dozen LEDs, and a car engine.

> I don't think this one has WiFi but that's another stupid configuration:
> out in the boonies taking pictures and the camera is trying to connect 
> to Yogi and BooBoo's WiFi.

> Rechargeable D?!

> Thanks - I'll check those later.  

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Hi Barry,
 Channel 3 back in the Analog TV Days was on 60 - 66 Mc/s.
Early Sunday morning there was a Program called "Singing Time in Dixie".
I like Southern Gospel Music, so I tuned my Hallicrafters SX-43 to the AM audio
frequency and saved the Singing on a Reel to Reel Tape Recorder.
I still have those 5" reels but haven't bothered to get one of them out for
years.
(if they haven't deteriorated).
Ed
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