[sebhc] H90

[Bill Beech (NJ7P)]

Yes, but in the straightning phase it cuts out some distortion.  I ought 
to try converting them to 300 dpi after that to see what happens.  Good 
point.

Bill

Barry Watzman wrote:

>I would suggest 300dpi unless there is some very fine, very tiny print in
>the documents.  600dpi is almost always overkill, and the file is 4x larger.
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>From: sebhc-bounces at sebhc.org [mailto:sebhc-bounces at sebhc.org] On Behalf Of
>Bill Beech (NJ7P)
>Sent: Sunday, May 13, 2007 12:41 PM
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>Subject: Re: [sebhc] H90
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>Lee,
>
>I have the scanner.  I have done the very large diagrams in some of the 
>army manuals I am scanning in. I do these in pieces and then I use a 
>program to merge them back together.
>
>I would be glad to scan the manuals (I do them at 600 dpi) and the 
>foldouts.  The draw back is I have to take the manuals apart and cut 
>them to individual pages.  I usually then punch holes and put them in a 
>binder.  And it takes a bit of time to clean and straighten pages.
>
>Bill
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>Lee Hart wrote:
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>>Bill Beech (NJ7P) wrote:
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>>>I am trying to repair an H8 computer.  I have downloaded the manuals, 
>>>but there is only a schematic for the cassette interface.  I suspect 
>>>the schematics were part of the larger foldouts for the boards.
>>>
>>>Anyone got the schematic scanned in for the CPU, Memory and Disk 
>>>controller cards?
>>>      
>>>
>>I have paper copies, and they are indeed on very large sheets of paper 
>>that came separately from the manuals. But I don't have a scanner. 
>>Maybe someone else somewhere has scanned them and put them online?
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