Trying to win a Drobo. I am running out of room on my media server.
Scott Bourne is giving some away. One of his sites is http://mydl.me/
Friday, March 27, 2009
Sunday, February 15, 2009
Power Pole Colors
Just need to document something that I will integrate to my web site later.
Anderson Powerpole colors for 15-45A connectors.
White - 5v
Blue - 9v
Pink - 12v regulated
Red - 12v nominal (11v-15v)
Violet - 24v
Yellow - 48v
Anderson Powerpole colors for 15-45A connectors.
White - 5v
Blue - 9v
Pink - 12v regulated
Red - 12v nominal (11v-15v)
Violet - 24v
Yellow - 48v
From Wikipedia
For the larger Multipole design, each color is keyed so as to mate only with a like colored connector, and Anderson publishes a list of recommended voltages for each color:
- 12 V: Yellow
- 18 V: Orange
- 24 V: Red
- Used by Warn for its 12 V winches (should have used yellow multipole)
- Used by Tripp-Lite for some of its 24 V external UPS battery packs
- 36 V: Gray
- Used by Tripp-Lite for some of its 38 V external UPS battery packs
- Used by APC for some of its 24 V external UPS battery packs (should have used red multipole)
- 48 V: Blue
- Used by Tripp-Lite and APC for its 48 V external UPS battery packs
- 72 V: Green
- 80 V: Black
- 96 V: Brown
- 120 V: Purple
- 144 V: White
Some manufacturers have ignored this color coding recommendation. One should always test the connection with a voltmeter if unsure. For example, winch manufacturer Warn uses a red housing for its winches, even though they are powered by 12 V DC, not 24 V DC.
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Passing of a friend
Former TISL delegate, Robin Clay Hall - UTK, died Saturday evening and his funeral will be just a few blocks away as the 39th TISL General Assembly convenes. The funeral will be at McKendree United Methodist Church, downtown on Church Street, Thursday at 11:30. Reverend Clay Hall served as pastor of this congregation just a few years ago. I recall that Clay was very active with TISL during the 12th and 13th General Assemblies. Clay was a son, a student, a soldier, a pastor, a husband, a father and a friend. He will be sorely missed.
The Tennessee Intercollegiate State Legislature is a forum for the top echelon of campus leaders and political science students to exchange ideas and express their opinions on state, federal and local issues.
TISL's General Assembly, which first convened in 1966, meets in the legislative chambers of the State Capitol each November.
The Tennessee Intercollegiate State Legislature is a forum for the top echelon of campus leaders and political science students to exchange ideas and express their opinions on state, federal and local issues.
TISL's General Assembly, which first convened in 1966, meets in the legislative chambers of the State Capitol each November.
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Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Monday, October 13, 2008
Spotlight on Notebooks
I'll go out on a limb about Apple's announcements for tomorrow.
- Sub $800 netbook without hard drive with a 10" LCD screen and an 80GB HD, no optical drive.
- New external USB optical drive that will play BlueRay Discs and work with MacBook Air and new Netbook.
- BlueRay option on all new Mac notebooks.
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Are Smokers Inherently Litterbugs?
Are smokers inherently litterbugs or do they just consider throwing their cigarette butts on the ground not littering.
As of Monday, Sept. 1, smoking is banned from the Vanderbilt University Medical Center campus. Since 21st Ave and it's sidewalks border VUMC but are not VUMC property smokers are now congregating on the 21st Ave. sidewalks. When they are done they throw their butts in the landscaping which is VUMC property. This ever increasing eyesore is only a month old. The visible amount of smoking trash is no longer blending with the landscaping and is not biodegrading fast enough. While I applaud VUMC's efforts to be a smoke free campus, having the smokers concentrated in a single area where ash containers are available and clean up of refuse is easier may have been the better option. Workers, patients, and visitors taking a smoke break must now go further for their habit and no longer have convenient receptacles for their waste.
As of Monday, Sept. 1, smoking is banned from the Vanderbilt University Medical Center campus. Since 21st Ave and it's sidewalks border VUMC but are not VUMC property smokers are now congregating on the 21st Ave. sidewalks. When they are done they throw their butts in the landscaping which is VUMC property. This ever increasing eyesore is only a month old. The visible amount of smoking trash is no longer blending with the landscaping and is not biodegrading fast enough. While I applaud VUMC's efforts to be a smoke free campus, having the smokers concentrated in a single area where ash containers are available and clean up of refuse is easier may have been the better option. Workers, patients, and visitors taking a smoke break must now go further for their habit and no longer have convenient receptacles for their waste.
Friday, August 8, 2008
Got My iPhone
Finally got my iPhone this week. Having fun playing around with it and getting to know how to use it. I have already used it to post to Twitter about the colision of the train I was riding on with a car.
Typing is not the esiest on this but tons better than my trying to type on my Razr.
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Typing is not the esiest on this but tons better than my trying to type on my Razr.
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