Pinks on the speed channel

[wsuwrhr]

No I just think it's getting as old as that last photo you have with hair.....
Geez bling

[D'CUCCI]

Gees I never saw god, I forgot to lift!!!!

[superdave013]

Good read cheify
Its a new dryer, and it was actually the washer that broke.
Wig out of chips would scratch my bald head pretty well, prolly would tear out the rest of my hair.
And as far as spending time on the computer, we are having some machinery problems hopefully I can get fixed tommorrow. The timing isn't very good though. I spent the weekend catching up on the computer side of machining.
Brian
If you need to use one of my machines just let me know.
Bring a computer with ya as I just found out my new one has no RS232 port. Forcker has about 10 USB ports but not one RS232. Can I get somekind of USB to RS232 adapter?
Sorry for the highjack. Please continue to kick the crap out of each other. lol

[ColeTR2]

Can I get somekind of USB to RS232 adapter?
Please continue to kick the crap out of each other. lol
Yes I have see them I will PM you These are the best Keyspan (http://www.keyspan.com/products/homepage-Serial.spml)

[INEEDAV]

Yes I have see them I will PM you These are the best Keyspan (http://www.keyspan.com/products/homepage-Serial.spml)
Keyspans are good.
If you are using a laptop, I have also had good luck with the PCMCIA adapter built by Socket Q. You can get it with up to 8 serial ports adn reggedized. Actually handy when doing a lot of work with data loggers.
Socket Q (http://www.cdw.com/shop/products/def...spx?EDC=237579)

[Norseman]

Keyspans are good.
If you are using a laptop, I have also had good luck with the PCMCIA adapter built by Socket Q. You can get it with up to 8 serial ports adn reggedized. Actually handy when doing a lot of work with data loggers.
Socket Q (http://www.cdw.com/shop/products/def...spx?EDC=237579)
The PCMCIA stuff is better for machine control than the USB stuff and seems to work better than the USB converters. Atleast on the industrial control stuff I do.