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CorpRattX
6 days ago
Some of you were looking for Raspberry Pi's and others were working on Robots

Check this source out. Parallax also makes a complete line of small robots, sensors, cameras and all sorts of education projects too.

They are very cooperative with Teachers and Classrooms at all levels and have lessons along with source material and projects online and in live scheduled events.

I have used Parallax for decades. Bookmark it for sensors and lessons. :)

Your pal,
Todd

https://www.parallax.com/product/raspberry-pi-4-model-b-8gb/?mc_cid=d150434755&mc_eid=fe598fc41d

CorpRattX
3 weeks ago
This weekend our #solaronemonolith out door Data Center is running Space Navigation including Interstellar Navigation.

If you need a refresher on Space and Navigation in Space Here is a good place to start. https://www.mpia.de/en

CorpRattX
4 weeks ago
The last design for 2022 integrated an oscilloscope in the power supply system of the #solaronemonolith class of outdoor supercomputers.

Good Job Engineering Group! :)
#toddwbyars #computerdudes #2022

CorpRattX
1 month ago
We have solutions for NASA - Solar Panel Cleaning devices that were developed on The Computer Dudes, Inc's SolarOneMonolith project.

Our project is outdoor data centers on Earth.

We offer our designs to NASA and Other Space Agencies as part of the project Data as well as for future use.

NASA's Mars Mission InSight - which lasted longer than expected, was ultimately killed by the Solar Panels being covered by Martian Dust.

Our solutions for the Solaronemonolith series outdoor computers solar panels are - Fans, Wiper Blade, Raking Device - Shovel Device, Ultrasonics, Low Frequency Sound, Ionic Charge, Ionic Fan, Drones, and Heaters.

All "cleaning systems" would be on a different power system than the computer or spacecraft power system.

We offer no criticism of NASA - their mission was very successful and lasted longer than was originally planned. :)T

CorpRattX
1 month ago
All #solaronemonolith - Off Grid, Outdoor, Cluster Type Supercomputers now come with a "manual" power generation option.

Yes - if the grid is down, the solar panels are broken, the batteries are dead - a person may manually rotate a 20W generator - to boot the computers, run a laptop or recharge a cell phone.

Zero Emissions, Zero waste. DC and AC Power.

I believe it is another "First of its Kind"

Go, Computer Dudes and American Engineering! :)T

CorpRattX
4 months ago
Today we were studying long-term Solar and Weather Damage to our outdoor supercomputers of the #solaronemonolith class.

No system failures. No Core failures.

Much heavier damage to semi-clear plastic covers of the battery compartment were discovered.
AEFlorida (our engineering group) already designed a replacement made with glass, steel, stone. or carbon fiber. :)T

CorpRattX
5 months ago
Our Solar Engineering Team has come up with 2 configurations of "Solar Tower" for power generation.
Low Cost mounting and setup. High weather and wind resistance. Go Dudes! :)T

CorpRattX
5 months ago
Our #solaronemonolith and the worlds first Monolithic Off-Grid Solar Data Center have become a minor attraction here just South of Tallahassee, Florida.
The Granite Monoliths are quite beautiful in the Sun or at Night. People drive by slowly or stop on the street out front to take a look several times a day.
We put signs on the fence next to the road explaining the project and listing some of the technical specs.
Good Job Computer Dudes! :)T

CorpRattX
6 months ago
Cue up AC/DC "Back n Black"

and TURN it up!

#solaronemonolith
#toddwbyars

CorpRattX
9 months ago
Hey! This is Todd.

I am still on medical restriction from working for a month or so as I recover from my open heart surgery about 2 weeks ago.

It is slow going and painful but I am making progress every day and the medical people are sending 2 nurses by my house each week - one for case managment and one for physical therapy.

I am under orders not to lift anything weighing more than 10 lbs.

Thanks for everyones concern and all the kind note, emails and discussions on LinkedIn.

More soon. Thanks - Todd

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