Hello from Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA. I'd like 4 boards if possible. Thanks for providing these. - David
Carster, could you please check the link in the first post - doesn't seem to work for me. Thanks.
I was the first poster to the thread. Still cannot follow the link. I am still interested. I found the thread, but the link is blocked.
I searched for: PCB: low voltage On-Off switch drives AC mains relay \ includes soft start .. H9KPXG
"Member" is Mark Johnson.
Cheers,
Geary
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@Mark Johnson
Hey Mark, could you help us - what's happening with that link, in the first post and why is it blocked? Thanks a lot!
Hey Mark, could you help us - what's happening with that link, in the first post and why is it blocked? Thanks a lot!
If you do a search, as I described, it will get you to the thread. I should have been more clear in Post #34. Good read!
Anyone can perform the following steps.
1. Have your browser visit the Swap Meet. Find this thread.
2. Read Post #1 of this thread (which is in the Swap Meet)
3. Click "Reply" at the bottom right of Post #1
4. In the box where you type your reply, hover your mouse over the " [ ] " icon. It will say "Toggle BB code" . Click that icon.
5. Study the link which @carsten.witt created in Post #1 . Study it carefully. { red box in attached image }
6. Notice that the link is illegal, invalid, immoral, and fattening! The web URL correctly begins with http:// . . . . but then it includes the TITLE , not the web address , of the original H9KPXG thread. This is wrong! In order to successfully follow a link, the diyAudio Forum must give your browser a correct web address. And that thing in the red box is certainly not a correct web address.
7. Anyone can perform these steps. You don't need to be an Information Technology expert. You don't need a degree in computer science. You don't need to be a web developer. All you need is the willingness to logically troubleshoot the problem. Just like troubleshooting a misbehaving circuit board.
8. Now that you see the contents of the red box, anyone can find the thread that @carsten.witt was trying to link. You've got its entire title, do a search.
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1. Have your browser visit the Swap Meet. Find this thread.
2. Read Post #1 of this thread (which is in the Swap Meet)
3. Click "Reply" at the bottom right of Post #1
4. In the box where you type your reply, hover your mouse over the " [ ] " icon. It will say "Toggle BB code" . Click that icon.
5. Study the link which @carsten.witt created in Post #1 . Study it carefully. { red box in attached image }
6. Notice that the link is illegal, invalid, immoral, and fattening! The web URL correctly begins with http:// . . . . but then it includes the TITLE , not the web address , of the original H9KPXG thread. This is wrong! In order to successfully follow a link, the diyAudio Forum must give your browser a correct web address. And that thing in the red box is certainly not a correct web address.
7. Anyone can perform these steps. You don't need to be an Information Technology expert. You don't need a degree in computer science. You don't need to be a web developer. All you need is the willingness to logically troubleshoot the problem. Just like troubleshooting a misbehaving circuit board.
8. Now that you see the contents of the red box, anyone can find the thread that @carsten.witt was trying to link. You've got its entire title, do a search.
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