Mr. Goodwin,
Speaking of batteries, I want to thank you for your "AA" battery test results which are posted on your website. That is pretty interesting and useful information.
Mr. Goodwin,
Speaking of batteries, I want to thank you for your "AA" battery test results which are posted on your website. That is pretty interesting and useful information.
I bought an analogue to digital converter that plugged into a PC parallel port, then wrote some DOS software using Turbo Pascal - the battery tests were really just playing with it :lol:
One of these days I'll probably run some more tests, in particular I'd like to try the new Duracell Plus batteries and see if they really are better.
I bought an analogue to digital converter that plugged into a PC parallel port, then wrote some DOS software using Turbo Pascal - the battery tests were really just playing with it
One of these days I'll probably run some more tests, in particular I'd like to try the new Duracell Plus batteries and see if they really are better.
Sir, that would be neat to see if they live up to their marketing claims.
Pascal? Wow, I haven't written in Pascal since I was in my first year of high school (Which wasn't all too long ago, but I suppose it is relative). I probably wouldn't know where to begin with creating a pascal program any more. I'm going to go see if they have an open source program for turbo pascal. I'd like to get back into the old stuff.
Anyhow, thanks again, I think that data is pretty powerful!
Pascal? Wow, I haven't written in Pascal since I was in my first year of high school (Which wasn't all too long ago, but I suppose it is relative). I probably wouldn't know where to begin with creating a pascal program any more. I'm going to go see if they have an open source program for turbo pascal. I'd like to get back into the old stuff.
You can also download a current version of Delphi as well, although it's the version without database support - Delphi is basically a newer version of Turbo Pascal for Windows.