03:20

Ruth Deutschmann

Benjamin Epp

Innsbruck

2008-08-21

Sylvia Manning - Baumgartner

Nicole D´Incecco

1955

I did so - that was a very special thing. So I have - each of these sensors had given a small voltage. And this tension could with a meter, with a normal hand tool - there was a magnetic coil moving in a large box inside, which has a pointer. And this pointer is over the scale of time - has just - has a certain length and I had shared with sensors, - And why did they not work with the normal writers? It has worked so not normal writers, because they consume a lot of power and you do need special batteries. - That is, the digital data acquisition has had the sense, because it is evaluated with the computer, the data was further automatically have the gmacht you. - Yes. You forget everything. Yes, unfortunately. Then I got it - then I have the binary number system used, yes. For as I could - in the first line, I had the one in the second row I've had the tens and the hundreds in the third row. And those were incandescent lamps which are lit up. If, for example when - so I've had ten lights. If I had had the number six, then - and there was a light that has lit up. In the second row I've had - just now the tens. And there has been lit, for example - there was from - that was then - a moment. Since then I've had - What was that for me? You once had a development where you have taken on film, digital numbers and have then evaluated automatically. Also have the gmacht. But yes you have data recorded on tape. Have you forgotten? That with the photographic, that was - was another attempt - has not brought very much after all. But you have registered on the data tape. Aso, yes, the tape - the tape device. And I have the right included because the tape device so you can record it.