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    Quote Originally Posted by paul borgmeier View Post
    Skimask is hinting that you read section 7.1 of the manual (and pay particular attention to the table)

    ... and I think he wants 15MHz, not 15mHz .... 1,000,000,000X difference
    Hi Paul,
    _ D'oh I think I missed something here, mHz != MHz by a billion times, What the heck is mHz if not megahertz? Please forgive my American ignorance of this little part of the Metric system but they didn't teach that in school in those days.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Joe S. View Post
    Hi Paul,
    _ D'oh I think I missed something here, mHz != MHz by a billion times, What the heck is mHz if not megahertz? Please forgive my American ignorance of this little part of the Metric system but they didn't teach that in school in those days.
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    Unwritten rules I think...Probably hinting that:
    mhz = milli hertz
    Mhz = mega hertz
    kinda like
    bps = bits per second, while
    Bps = could be taken as BYTES per second

    I would take it that way if I didn't have anything else to base it on...meaning if I didn't know we were talking about megahertz I might think we might've been talking about milli hertz...

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    Hi Joe,

    I was being more of a smart @$$ than anything else - I knew exactly what was implied by mhz. However, the m versus M thing is what I was taught in school and is the accepted standard for abbreviations

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milli

    I should have kept my 10^9 comment to myself and instead said "thanks skimask for helping so many people learn to fish instead of just giving them the fish!" You have been getting a lot of "thanks" from these fishermen (or should I say fisherpeople) as of late.

    Ozzie, did you get your PIC to run at 15MHz?
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    Quote Originally Posted by paul borgmeier View Post
    I was being more of a smart @$$ than anything else - I knew exactly what was implied by mhz. However, the m versus M thing is what I was taught in school and is the accepted standard for abbreviations
    I knew what ya meant and what you were getting at. Sometimes, it's obvious, sometimes not. I know I've been tripped up by the 'bps' vs 'BPS' thing more than once. And I spent the best 4 years of my life in 6th grade!

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    Quote Originally Posted by skimask View Post
    I knew what ya meant and what you were getting at. Sometimes, it's obvious, sometimes not. I know I've been tripped up by the 'bps' vs 'BPS' thing more than once. And I spent the best 4 years of my life in 6th grade!

    (grumpy ol' man)
    Back in my day...we didn't have 'METERS' and 'GRAMS'...we had 'a long ways' and 'heavier than hell'...and (slams hand on table) 'WE LIKED IT THAT WAY'...
    Back in my day they called it CPS and didn't worry about less than 1 whole cycle.
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    Geeze... and you'll be sticking 15pF Condensers around your crystal next...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Melanie View Post
    Geeze... and you'll be sticking 15pF Condensers around your crystal next...
    Tsk, Tsk, Tsk Melanie, Condensers? I hope you learned that one from a history book , oh . . . that would be 15 uuf condensers
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