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Hi,

I posted a message a few days ago asking for newbie help - how not to
blow the bx-24 up!

It still hasn't appeared. Is this because:

a) This question has appeared a million times on the forum and I'm too
stupid to find it.

b) You are on an extended holiday in Bali and haven't read it.

c) The best way to learn is by blowing a few chips up!

d) I should have bought the basic stamp.

Thanks,

Gav


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> ... a) This question has appeared a million times on the forum and I'm
too stupid to find it.

If that's so, others would help you find it. Stupidity is permitted
here for a while.

> ... b) You are on an extended holiday in Bali and haven't read it.

I'm not the group owner; he is on his yacht in Monaco. Sadly, my cabana
on Bali isn't Internet-connected or I would surely have seen your
message - if I didn't see it in the Citation commute to Bali. Next
week, when I return to Bali, I'll ask that the government there call
RoadRunner and see what they can get a cable down to the beach.

When I returned last night, however, there was no message from you
waiting, nor is there evidence that your message ever arrived at Yahoo
anytime in the past - or at least since I went to Bali.

So, try again, newbie, before I go to Bali again. Tom
Tom Becker
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GTBecker@GTBe... www.RighTime.com
The RighTime Clock Company, Inc., Cape Coral, Florida USA
+1239 540 5700



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gavspav wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I posted a message a few days ago asking for newbie help - how not to
> blow the bx-24 up!
>
> It still hasn't appeared. Is this because:
>
> a) This question has appeared a million times on the forum and I'm too
> stupid to find it.
>
> b) You are on an extended holiday in Bali and haven't read it.
>
> c) The best way to learn is by blowing a few chips up!
>
> d) I should have bought the basic stamp.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Gav >
> *>. >------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>No virus found in this incoming message.
>Checked by AVG Anti-Virus.
>Version: 7.0.308 / Virus Database: 266.11.7 - Release Date: 5/9/2005 This is the first message that I have seen from you but then I only got
on here about 10 days ago. I am not associated with BasicX in anyway
but rather use the BX24 in a device. I certainly understand your
frustration but maybe they just slipped. I started out using the
BasicStamp and then a fellow suggested that I take a look at the BX24.
It's sort ot the same difference between a 286 and a Pentium. The
BasicX is much superior in almost every way you can think of. Actually
I can't think of any way at all in which it is not vastly superior and I
am kind of amazed that they can even sell Stamps or Atoms.

Anyway, now that you messages are coming through why don't you ask again
and I for one will try to help.


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