Sujet : Re: Universal power supply for PCs, setting voltage
De : trepidation (at) *nospam* example.net (Allodoxaphobia)
Groupes : sci.electronics.repair alt.comp.hardwareDate : 01. Apr 2025, 19:38:01
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On Tue, 1 Apr 2025 11:54:38 -0400, Paul wrote:
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I have a GPS here from Adafruit that seems to work OK.
It can pick up a few birds while sitting in the house and
sitting on a window ledge inside.
You cannot always count on windows being a good portal to
the outside, wireless word. Most new'ish windows these days
use "Low E" glass. Low E glass is essentially standard clear
glass with a microscopic, transparent, metallic coating on its
surface that is better at reflecting heat than the glass itself.
The coating used in low E glass tends to be that of a
low-emissivity metal, such as silver.
Add to that the Faraday effect that a stucco siding presents,
and you'll understand why it can be frustrating to use a
cell phone inside my home.
And then there are the metal roofs adding to the mix with
GPS devices....
Jonesy
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