to:hiddensounds@hotmail.com" target="_blank">hiddensounds@hotmail.com> wrote: > > >It's OK. I think I just worked out how to do it. ;o) > >Amazing what you can do when you try... > >...and even when you think too. ;o) > >I knew it must be possible. Mind you people on NNTP will still see both, >but I don't think that's such an issue. People on NNTP see 100000 groups >all the time and just ignore it. And besides the people on the new group >wont even know about NNTP. > >I think it's all cool. :o) > >Cheers, >Kim. > >"Kim" <hiddensounds@hotmail.com> wrote: >> >> >>I'm wanting to start myself a website based on political and otherwise related >
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and see what people think, both of the >>idea of missing the web interface groups button, and of the general possibility >>of invaders from outer netspace... >> >>Cheers, >>Kim. >It may be switching between secondary taps on a transformer... we had a unit for the studio that did this. It got quite annoying actually, when it was on the "switch point" the rack lights would get bright, then dim... repeatedly. Finally took it out as it didn't seem to make any difference. David. Kim wrote: > Yeh mine doesn't sound like chirping. It's a defined relay click. > > I checked the power in my outlet and it's sitting on about 244volts (supposed > to be 240). I saw it go as high as 245. It floated down towards 243, and > clicked, then went to 242, then back up to 243, then went to 244 and clicked > again, so I'm thinking the UPS is perhaps almost permanently lopping a few > volts off the top. Every now and again the voltage drops almost down to 240 > and the UPS switches to normal mode for a bit. I only looked at it for about > 5 minutes, so I'll have another look over the next week or so and see if > I can confirm this. > > C
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