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In C#, in order to use the UdpClient.Send() method I must provide as one of the parameters the number of bytes I am sending.
How do I calculate the number of bytes in a datagram before sending it?
Started by Avik on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
You pass UdpClient.Send() an array of bytes (Byte[]), an integer size.
Of bits that will be sent out over the wire? What is actually required is just the size by the data type size.
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Ok, so I've bought some Polyester Resin ready to cast my own blanks and decided to do a little research in to the ratio of resin to catalyst. Let me know if I've got this calculation right.
From the research, you need 7 drops of catalyst per ounce.
1 ...
Started by sjt on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at woodworkforums):
If you are casting say an individual 18mm square resin blank using 60 grams, or a solid block the size of 4 of of these blanks it to gel up a bit before he poured....
Not only with temperature, they vary even more with the size of each cast.
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Calculating Wattage required for an amp. Ok, here it is, i am going to buy 6 new speakers, each uses around 300 watts speakers (600 in a pair) from boss..
here are the speakers in mind: Boss Chaos Exxteeme CH6950
First of i would like to ask a couple ...
Started by blubber on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at caraudio):
Don't buy those for car audio use simply....
The first thing you need to know is not to waste money ,beat-down69,RAM_Designs,whitedragon551,KTMrida4life Re: Calculating Wattage required for an amp.
Re: Calculating Wattage required for an amp.
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Hey guys! New guy here so bear with me on my first post:)
I'm trying to calculate the B field in the center of a finite solenoid for different outer radius sizes. I was able to find a formula online that gave the B field in the center of a solenoid given...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at physicsforums):
For example, find the B field inside a solenoid as I add layers of the... .
I guess what I was trying to do was to keep the wire diameter constant - thus number of turns won't be constant.
The wire diameter is increased to maintain dimension.
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I have been told by an electrician that came here to Quote: on something else that our electrical box has the wrong size wires for a single phase power supply.
I have just received a devis for €350 to change them all to 16mm. I am not sure of the current...
Started by whynot on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at france-forum-frenchentree):
To give you an impression....
To give you an impression: have a look at this distance/size table.
About pricesetting mechanisms in this sector: being retired, half the distance in single-phase .
Into account for calculating cable size.
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Here's a little spreadsheet will find out the capacitance of those large oil filled capacitors that are used in industry for power factor correction.
These caps turn up from time to time, but the nameplate generally shows only the AC voltage and the KVAR...
Started by Opcom on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at amfone):
Pat
N4LTA Capacitors of that size kinda fall into the "horseshoes.
I turned down a single 200KVAR capacitor rated 4160VAC once volt lines as they were upgraded .
Duty, so I accept the larger size.
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I'm doing some performance tuning on my application and would like to know a good way of measuring the size of the object that I am sending over RMI.
The aim is to make my object leaner.
Started by fahdshariff on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
The easiest way to do this is to put in some test code which... .
Perhaps it could be helpful for you.
Because your object is serializable already - you can use the size() method on ObjectOutputStream calculating memory usage of Java objects.
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Hey everyone,
I'd like to ask some help in testing and troubleshooting a program I threw together for calculating guide spacing and sizes.
The spacing is pretty much the same as in Shadownix's Excel sheet, so that is straight forward, but since I used...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at rodbuildingforum):
When I do it the way you said, when I press calculate every few weeks before asking "hey, what size guides do I need for _ right on the money carl!! Great quite interesting in that you....
On the total number of guides, rod size, etc.
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Hey,
Although this is a very basic question but really important for me to understand.
I'm planning to install a 1000W solar system off-grid system. Our calculated daily consumption is less than 8Kw per day (calculating the power production for 8hours...
Started by junaid on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at solarpaneltalk):
Also find the running amps on all the appliances....
Next add up everything you want to run and for how long each day .
Go to the NREL site and find average daily insolation in KW for your area .
Almost no place on the planet gets 8 hours of usable sunlight a day .
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On Wed, 07 Jan 2009 17:48:32 -0800, D from BC <myrealaddress@comic.com
Here's a piece of straight wire through a ferrite toroid.
Toroid
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at omgili):
Complicated, and try calculating results when wire is
against inner surface of a (say) 10mm toroid compared to same toroid,
wire and current when wire is centerd? On Fri, 09 Jan 2009 22:28:03 -0800...@rowland.org
I think....
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