CONTEST Guess How Many Deux!
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thesmokingman
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lol the maximum amount of quads you could get is 55 and yes I get the 69 joke ... but come on ... in it to win it
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thesmokingman
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thesmokingman
Paid Hater
let's aim low ... 8
vigilante398
Authorized Vendor
I didn't see a zero yet, so I'm going with zero.
Sturdag Lagernathy
Well-known member
47
fig
Village Idiot
Pencils down! Oh...I forgot it's nearly 2022...mobile devices down!
No horseshoe rules will be needed as we have a correct guess, estimation, calculation, prediction, or whatever method used to arrive at an entry. I wouldn't lean too heavily on Mr. Keen's results, as that would suggest his batch of 100 FETs are an accurate representative of what's in the world and I don't think that was meant to be a takeaway. It's simply a matter of sourcing.
There were 25 quad sets found and that means @dmnCrawler is our winner!
On fig's farm, you pick your own so here are the actual measurements. The blue and green blocks are obviously the matched sets (some are even perfect matches). I just need one reference from the second column to pull the set. The samples in pink are OOS**. If you catch any errors, be a sweetie and please point them out.
**I've got my Phase 90 breadboard almost built and will be testing those pink nightmares to determine how low can you go with the gate-source cutoff voltage.
Thanks to all of you for playing along. I think I'll have an extra quad set or two leftover, so if you have trouble sourcing for a build, let me know 
Thanks always to @PedalPCB for all their patience, hard work, and groovy stuff.
Oh! I have another batch of FETs from a group buy to measure, so stay tuned, but for now...go build something!
Why? Because I said so!
No horseshoe rules will be needed as we have a correct guess, estimation, calculation, prediction, or whatever method used to arrive at an entry. I wouldn't lean too heavily on Mr. Keen's results, as that would suggest his batch of 100 FETs are an accurate representative of what's in the world and I don't think that was meant to be a takeaway. It's simply a matter of sourcing.
There were 25 quad sets found and that means @dmnCrawler is our winner!
On fig's farm, you pick your own so here are the actual measurements. The blue and green blocks are obviously the matched sets (some are even perfect matches). I just need one reference from the second column to pull the set. The samples in pink are OOS**. If you catch any errors, be a sweetie and please point them out.
**I've got my Phase 90 breadboard almost built and will be testing those pink nightmares to determine how low can you go with the gate-source cutoff voltage.
Thanks always to @PedalPCB for all their patience, hard work, and groovy stuff.
Oh! I have another batch of FETs from a group buy to measure, so stay tuned, but for now...go build something!
Why? Because I said so!
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Paradox916
Well-known member
@dmnCrawler good guess! 
Actually, the math is a quite a bit more complicated than just a percentage. Here's an example of a similar problem for those that like a little math. Birthday Problem This, actually, has real world applicability in cryptography (I was a network security programmer for many years).
dmnCrawler
Well-known member
Thank you very much.
