Research and Computing - NoobowSystems Lab.

Trivial Research and Conservative Computing

Dec. 2007 - updating

It's just an average user's note enjoying Toshiba X01T Windows Mobile 6 based smart phone. This latest digital device was expected to replace my mobile phone, Linux-based Sharp Zaurus PDA and Sanyo IC voice recorder altogether. It was simply found, that dedicated equipments provide the most.
All text in the page is written with Word Mobile on X01T.

Jan. 2006 -updating

Building a vacuum tube shortwave receiver is the universal fun and preasure for radio amateurs. Thinking to build one more time a 0-V-2 which I build when I was 11 years old, I realized that the word "0-V-2" never appears in American radio articles. Where the nomenclature "0-V-1" or "0-V-2" came from? Who originated it in which country? Could it be in U.K. or Germany, or Italy? If the letter "V" means "Valve", it would be in Britain - "R" would be used if it was from Germany.... This was how this small study had begun. Still I don't get my conclusion. If you have an old article using a term "0-V-1" or "0-V-2", I'd be very happy to know the title of the article associated with the year it was published.

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Dec. 28, 2007 Created.
Jan. 07, 2008 Updated. Published the 0-V-2.

		Life with X01T Dec. 2007 - updating It's just an average user's note enjoying Toshiba X01T Windows Mobile 6 based smart phone. This latest digital device was expected to replace my mobile phone, Linux-based Sharp Zaurus PDA and Sanyo IC voice recorder altogether. It was simply found, that dedicated equipments provide the most. All text in the page is written with Word Mobile on X01T.
		Origin of "0-V-2" Nomenclature Jan. 2006 -updating Building a vacuum tube shortwave receiver is the universal fun and preasure for radio amateurs. Thinking to build one more time a 0-V-2 which I build when I was 11 years old, I realized that the word "0-V-2" never appears in American radio articles. Where the nomenclature "0-V-1" or "0-V-2" came from? Who originated it in which country? Could it be in U.K. or Germany, or Italy? If the letter "V" means "Valve", it would be in Britain - "R" would be used if it was from Germany.... This was how this small study had begun. Still I don't get my conclusion. If you have an old article using a term "0-V-1" or "0-V-2", I'd be very happy to know the title of the article associated with the year it was published.