What is a HOLOX?

Started by Bigron, 22 July 2018, 17:25:02

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Doctor Gollum

Well, for a start, your computer hasn't even noticed it...
Onanists always think outside the box.

Sir Tigger KC

Quote from: STEMO on 22 July 2018, 18:08:48
Are you guys thick, or what? The Holox BT541 uses the Skytraq Venus 521 chipset which supports AGPS. Skytraq provide a free AGPS download application for Symbian and Windows. Time to lock, and typical accuracy are very good when AGPS is used (can be a bit tempramental without it). Early firmware versions had problems with track drift (firmware is upgradeable, but difficult to find the latest version). The BT541 has a motion detector (sounds like a ball bearing in a box) that allows the device to go into a low power mode when not moving. This can give a battery life of many days depending on usage.

;D ;D ;D
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Politically homeless ......

STEMO

Quote from: Bigron on 22 July 2018, 18:13:33
But what can I use it for - apart fom the said suppository?!

Ron.
Ermmmmm.......nowt. You can watch the three lights. If you get all three, you win a coconut.  ;D

dave the builder


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Quote from: Bigron on 22 July 2018, 18:13:33
But what can I use it for - apart fom the said suppository?!

Ron.

Quote from: dave the builder on 22 July 2018, 17:45:38
paperweight
door stop 

Bigron

I think I know its function - it has enabled you all to take the Michael Bliss out of me!  :-[ :-[ :-[

Ron.

dave the builder

Quote from: Bigron on 22 July 2018, 18:22:37
I think I know its function - it has enabled you all to take the Michael Bliss out of me!  :-[ :-[ :-[

Ron.

It clearly states that internet forum members will "extract the urine" in the manual , which you clearly haven't read . ::)
fortunately,  the only computer equipment old enough to hack or communicate with your pc is safely under lock and key at the British Museum,  so don't panic  :y

ronnyd

I,ve got an old road atlas you can borrow Ron lad. ;)

Rods2

If you paid more than 50p you were robbed. :o

But here are three indispensable, I can't manage without it, uses:

1. Of all the suggestions I've seen so far on here, this is the best one. With your house windows open in the hot weather, use it as a door stop to stop any cooling breeze from slamming a door shut. :y

2. During the winter plug it into your laptop and the 0.1W of mighty heat will help keep your house as warm as toast. ;D

3. Finally, when you go on long bike ride and get lost in the middle of nowhere, plug it into your laptop, the GPS will show you where you are so you are no longer lost won't work and you will still be lost, but if you keep cycling for long enough, you will eventually reach the sea somewhere as we are an island. ;D
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Bigron

Quote from: dave the builder on 22 July 2018, 18:39:56
Quote from: Bigron on 22 July 2018, 18:22:37
I think I know its function - it has enabled you all to take the Michael Bliss out of me!  :-[ :-[ :-[

Ron.

It clearly states that internet forum members will "extract the urine" in the manual , which you clearly haven't read . ::)
fortunately,  the only computer equipment old enough to hack or communicate with your pc is safely under lock and key at the British Museum,  so don't panic  :y

I HAVE read it, thoroughly, and inwardly digested it: I have been fully compliant with the strictures of that Space Corps Directive since I jouns the Forum, so I do know exactly what to expect.....and you didn't disappoint!  :y 8) :P

Ron.

dave the builder

The HOLOX manual Ron
you have NOT read the HOROX manual  ;D

STEMO

Quote from: dave the builder on 22 July 2018, 21:47:44
The HOLOX manual Ron
you have NOT read the HOROX manual  ;D
In the interests of things on the internet having to be accurate, do you mean HOLOX or HOROX?

dave the builder

Quote from: STEMO on 22 July 2018, 21:49:25
Quote from: dave the builder on 22 July 2018, 21:47:44
The HOLOX manual Ron
you have NOT read the HOROX manual  ;D
In the interests of things on the internet having to be accurate, do you mean HOLOX or HOROX?
touche  :y
obviously, Ron knows how to make Horlicks
it's written on the back of the jar  ;)

redelitev6

Quote from: STEMO on 22 July 2018, 18:08:48
Are you guys thick, or what? The Holox BT541 uses the Skytraq Venus 521 chipset which supports AGPS. Skytraq provide a free AGPS download application for Symbian and Windows. Time to lock, and typical accuracy are very good when AGPS is used (can be a bit tempramental without it). Early firmware versions had problems with track drift (firmware is upgradeable, but difficult to find the latest version). The BT541 has a motion detector (sounds like a ball bearing in a box) that allows the device to go into a low power mode when not moving. This can give a battery life of many days depending on usage.
I was just going to say that  :y

Sir Tigger KC

Is it a HOLOX 321 or HOLOX 541 Ron?  ???
RIP Paul 'Luvvie' Lovejoy

Politically homeless ......

Bigron

It doesn't say - no markings except for the name.

Ron.