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From: tope@enea.se (Tommy Petersson)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Ciarcia's brain wave monitor
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Date: 14 Apr 89 09:16:24 GMT
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In article <14597@gryphon.COM> richard@gryphon.COM (Richard Sexton) writes:
-In article <0YEZ5xy00YU5IGXkx2@andrew.cmu.edu> rm2t+@andrew.cmu.edu (Robert James McNicholas) writes:
->
->Hi folks,
->
->About a year ago, Steve Ciarcia's project in Byte was a brain wave monitor.  The
->hardware hooked up to an RS232 port.  The software was written in C, but for an
->IBM PC.  Has anyone succeeded in porting this to the Amiga?  If you've seen the
->code, does it look like it might be easily ported?  I'd really like to build
->this thing, but I'm not sure I'm up for a complete rewrite of the software.  Any
->comments would be appreciated.
-
-Yeah, I got it working on the Amiga, but it doesnt work. I really dont
-know whym, it checks out perfect with a scope, every single part, but
-when I put it on, all I get is a flat wave. Hrrmph.
-
So You mean, the monitor works perfectly until You try to monitor
Your own brain waves. Then You get a flat wave. And then You say it
is something wrong with the brai wave monitor. Couldn't there be
something wrong someplace else :-)

(what about moving this to .tech, to aggravate even more people? :-)