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Low-power non-invasive flowmeter
Does anybody know of any low-power (i.e. battery-operated) non-invasive flowmeters, suitable for measuring flow of "dirty" water (such as waste water, that may contain debris, possibly including strings etc.)? I've looked at mag meters and ultrasonic meters, but what I've found so far is way too...- olefrt
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- Forum: Pipelines, Piping and Fluid Mechanics engineering
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P-CAD & Windows-7
Hi George... It doesn't matter at all. I named it "OLDMFST". I only saved the files there so that, in case it didn't work, I could get them back. But I haven't needed to. If you don't care about that, you can just delete the "manifest" files. Hope it works for your friend!- olefrt
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- Forum: Circuit design
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P-CAD & Windows-7
Hi Chris... Yes, I got this in another forum. Works for me: In the main P-CAD directory (usually under C:\Program Files), find the files named *.manifest (should be 7 of them). Just rename them, or like I did, make a sub-folder and move 'em there. Restart PCB. That's all it takes! (Someone...- olefrt
- Post #4
- Forum: Circuit design
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P-CAD & Windows-7
I posted this in "Altium:PCAD" too, but looks like there is very little traffic there. So, I apologize for the double-post: This is for anybody successfully using P-CAD with Windows-7: Got a new computer at work - Windows 7 and a big new 25" monitor. So far, so good. But my "old" ECAD system...- olefrt
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- Forum: Circuit design
