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Re: FS: Kenometer Laser power meter $250 Hey Ken Received my Kenometer the other day. Thanks for the quick turnaround on the replacement. I will post a review with pics as soon I get some time. Thanks Jon

Re: FS: Kenometer Laser power meter $250 Thanks for the update Ken, I'm very excited to receive one of your first class meters. I appreciate your hard work and taking the time to make sure you ship a quality product. Jon

Re: FS: Kenometer Laser power meter $250 Looks good Ken thanks for the update.

Re: FS: Kenometer Laser power meter $250 Thanks for the update Ken. Jon

Re: FS: Kenometer Laser power meter $250 Hey Ken, I sent you a PM for the update. Thanks Jon

Welcome to the Forum. :wave: I have my PHR set at 125mA. Jon

I use VLC on PCs and Macs. It's nice to have software that plays all the video formats without having to find codecs and is cross platform. Jon

I been in a sauna several times but I never really enjoyed it. Jon

Re: FS: Kenometer Laser power meter $250 Thanks for the update Ken. Jon

Welcome to the Forum :wave: Jon

Welcome to th Forum :wave:

Networkworld has a great article on how hackers are using electrical outlets and lasers for keylogging. It's pretty impressive and it only requires a cheap laser at that. How to use electrical outlets and cheap lasers to steal data - Network World

Looks cool Murdai, what do you use to code all these games? I know you had another flash game I voted for not too long ago. Jon

Welcome to the Foum. :wave: Jon

What emulator are you using? I have about 20GB of MAME roms. Jon

Sweet pic, glad to hear there is no serious damage. Now I see all those nerve endings the doctor talked about when looking in my eye. I'm photosensitive so his little pen like was torture keeping my eye open. Ok my eyes are watering now I'm done. Jon

It's not even a full page.

I'm not sure we are talking about the same thing. CRT monitors have a refresh rate that is usually 60Hz and with a better video card and a capable monitor you can get even higher refresh rates up to 120Hz. 60hz is an NTSC standard for Televisions in the U.S. and is the reason why you see the...

It's LCD so the Hertz don't matter. Jon