[SEDXC] Remarkable DVD

Jeff Carter sedxc at hidden-valley.com
Mon Apr 23 10:37:47 EDT 2007


Hi, Ed.

Rather than loaning me the disk, would you be willing to make an image of the 
disk?  That way, you could make the whole thing available for download from 
your website and folks could use Nero or whatever to make their own copies, 
and your original need never leave your hands.

I'd like a copy, by whatever means.  Worst case scenario, I suppose I could 
send you a blank DVD....

Thanks,
Jeff/KD4RBG

On Saturday 21 April 2007 19:27, Ed Tanton wrote:
> I was contacted several weeks ago by someone offering me a large
> collection of Datasheet PDFs. Free. It arrived mid-week last week,
> and is remarkable. It is 1.46 GB on a DVD of various electronic PDFs
> and datasheets, catalogs, etc. etc.
>
> I plan to place-eventually-whatever I think would be the most useful
> of all this onto my website. Many of the components are related to
> the gaming industry, but good old 2N3904s are there, as are 2N7000s.
> There is even a sheet on 1N34-1N60s. But just now, looking for it
> took me a good 5 minutes. It's a LOT of data.
>
> Most of these datasheets are from the past 10 years, so the
> historical stuff is somewhat limited. Still, if you cannot find a
> datasheet anywhere else-and you HAVE looked pretty hard, send me an
> email. I cannot promise speed, but I'll do the best I can.
>
> Anyone LOCALLY who would like to copy this disk may borrow it
> BRIEFLY. Keep in mind it's a DVD. WIN XP's Explorer has no trouble at
> all reading it-what you need to copy it I'm not even going to guess.
> I believe I have 2 programs that will do the job.
>
> To give you an idea of the quantity of these files, I tried to do a
> simple capture from the Files Listing, and paste it as text into a
> message similar to this one earlier this week. I emailed it to the
> two addresses listed for THIS email. Neither one made it. I knew it
> (just the folders/files listing in plain text) was probably LARGE,
> but I didn't realize HOW large until today when I did get a complete
> listing, copied it to my Clipboard, and printed it as a PDF. It is 9
> pages long!!! I'll be happy to send that PDF to anyone who asks.
>
> Surely MANY of these files ARE available easily enough on the
> Internet-somewhere. But just as surely, some probably aren't. Sorting
> these out is not going to be a small task, but in the meantime, if
> you cannot find some device, let me know, and I'll see. I asked, and
> my benefactor said he preferred to remain anonymous: "Just say
> donated by a Southeastern CT Ham".
>
>
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