Re : [elektron] patches
2000-06-26 by Marc Horchler
I strongly disagree with you there! I am quite certain, based on my minimal knowledge of nuclear science combined with my keen interest in the modern military warfare, that a nuclear explosion would indeed render your Sidstation useless. ...marc ----------
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>De : "Gullet" <nitzer_ebb@...m> >À : <elektron-users@egroups.com> >Objet : Re: [elektron] patches >Date : Dima 25 juin 2000 21:29 > > > 3. did you ever read the manual? > > [page 2, last point] "Avoid nuclear > > explosions. The SID-chip might be harmed." > > Is that a joke? How should > > something like that happen???? > > I just want to clarify some things concerning the nuclear explosion issue. > > This is something I can´t garantee you, but my experience is that the > SID-chip isn´t all that sensitive to nuclear > explosions. In most cases you should have no problem using your > sidstation after it has suffered a nuclear impact. > > But if your chip/sidstation has been exposed to a nuclear explosion, > always test it afterwards (a standard MIDI-keyboard should do just fine for > this kind of test). > > Don´t get me wrong, I´m not saying that you should run around and toss > your sidstation into every nuclear explosion you encounter. All I´m saying > is this: No one I know of has lost his/her SID-chip/sidstation in a nuclear > explosion. > > (I couldn´t help my self...) > > /nitzer_ebb@hotmail.com > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Accurate impartial advice on everything from laptops to table saws. > http://click.egroups.com/1/4634/13/_/598228/_/961968334/ > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > >