eol.jsc.nasa.gov/ForFun/HDEV/
Thursday, November 27, 2014
Saturday, November 8, 2014
AC Generator frequency as a function of RPM
w - angular velocity.
f - frequency (number of cycles per second, expressed in Hz).
P - number of poles (= N + S poles. ).
P/2 - number of pole pairs. Above generator example has two poles and one pole pair.
Ns - number of revolutions per second
Nm - number of revolutions per minute
Nm=60*Ns.
w=2Pi*f = (P/2) * N * 2Pi * 1/sec
f=(P/2)*N/sec
f=(P/2)*Ns
f=(P/2)*Nm/60=P*N/120
f=P*Nm/120
Monday, November 3, 2014
Neodymium Magnet Physical Properties
(source: http://www.monroeengineering.com/NeodymiumMagnetPhysicalProperties.html)
Magnetic Characteristics
Material Type Residual Flux Density
(Br) Coercive Force
(Hc) Intrinsic Coercive Force (Hci) Max.Energy Product
(BH)max
N35 11.7-12.1 KGs >11.0 KOe >12 KOe 33-35 MGOe
N38 12.2-12.6 KGs >11.0 KOe >12 KOe 36-38 MGOe
N40 12.6-12.9 KGs >11.0 KOe >12 KOe 38-40 MGOe
N42 13.0-13.2 KGs >11.0 KOe >12 KOe 40-42 MGOe
N45 13.3-13.7 KGs >11.0 KOe >12 KOe 43-45 MGOe
N48 13.8-14.2 KGs >11.0 KOe >12 KOe 45-48 MGOe
N50 14.1-14.5 KGs >11.0 KOe >11 KOe 48-50 MGOe
N52 14.5-14.8 KGs >11.2 KOe >11 KOe 49.5-52 MGOe
N35M 11.7-12.1 KGs >11.4 KOe >14 KOe 33-35 MGOe
N38M 12.2-12.6 KGs >11.4 KOe >14 KOe 36-38 MGOe
N40M 12.6-12.9 KGs >11.4 KOe >14 KOe 38-40 MGOe
N42M 13.0-13.3 KGs >11.4 KOe >14 KOe 40-42 MGOe
N45M 13.3-13.7 KGs >11.4 KOe >14 KOe 42-45 MGOe
N48M 13.6-14.2 KGs >11.4 KOe >14 KOe 45-48 MGOe
N50M 14.1-14.5 KGs >11.4 KOe >14 KOe 48-50 MGOe
N33H 11.4-11.7 KGs >10.3 KOe >17 KOe 31-33 MGOe
N35H 11.7-12.1 KGs >10.8 KOe >17 KOe 33-35 MGOe
N38H 12.2-12.6 KGs >11.4 KOe >17 KOe 36-38 MGOe
N40H 12.6-12.9 KGs >11.4 KOe >17 KOe 38-40 MGOe
N42H 13.0-13.3 KGs >11.4 KOe >17 KOe 40-42 MGOe
N45H 13.3-13.7 KGs >11.4 KOe >17 KOe 42-45 MGOe
N48H 13.6-14.2 KGs >11.4 KOe >16 KOe 45-48 MGOe
N30SH 10.8-11.2 KGs >10.1 KOe >20 KOe 28-30 MGOe
N33SH 11.4-11.7 KGs >10.3 KOe >20 KOe 31-33 MGOe
N35SH 11.7-12.1 KGs >10.8 KOe >20 KOe 33-35 MGOe
N38SH 12.2-12.6 KGs >11.4 KOe >20 KOe 36-38 MGOe
N40SH 12.6-12.9 KGs >11.4 KOe >20 KOe 38-40 MGOe
N42SH 13.0-13.3 KGs >11.4 KOe >20 KOe 40-42 MGOe
N45SH 13.3-13.7 KGs >11.4 KOe >19 KOe 43-45 MGOe
N28UH 10.4-10.8 KGs >9.8 KOe >25 KOe 26-28 MGOe
N30UH 10.8-11.2 KGs >10.1 KOe >25 KOe 28-30 MGOe
N33UH 11.4-11.7 KGs >10.3 KOe >25 KOe 31-33 MGOe
N35UH 11.7-12.1 KGs >10.8 KOe >25 KOe 33-35 MGOe
N38UH 12.2-12.6 KGs >11.4 KOe >25 KOe 36-38 MGOe
N40UH 12.6-12.9 KGs >11.4 KOe >25 KOe 38-40 MGOe
N28EH 10.4-10.8 KGs >9.8 KOe >30 KOe 26-28 MGOe
N30EH 10.8-11.2 KGs >10.1 KOe >30 KOe 28-30 MGOe
N33EH 11.4-11.7 KGs >10.3 KOe >30 KOe 31-33 MGOe
N35EH 11.7-12.1 KGs >10.8 KOe >30 KOe 33-35 MGOe
N38EH 12.2-12.6 KGs >10.8 KOe >30 KOe 36-38 MGOe
Thermal Characteristics
Neodymium Material Type Thermal Expansion Coeff. Maximum Operating Temp Curie Temp Thermal Conductivity
%/¡ÆC ¡ÆC (¡ÆF) ¡ÆC (¡ÆF) kcal/m-h-¡ÆC
N -0.12 176¡ÆF (80¡ÆC) 590¡ÆF (310¡ÆC) 7.7
NM -0.12 212¡ÆF (100¡ÆC) 644¡ÆF (340¡ÆC) 7.7
NH -0.11 248¡ÆF (120¡ÆC) 644¡ÆF (340¡ÆC) 7.7
NSH -0.10 302¡ÆF (150¡ÆC) 644¡ÆF (340¡ÆC) 7.7
NUH -0.10 356¡ÆF (180¡ÆC) 662¡ÆF (350¡ÆC) 7.7
NEH -0.10 392¡ÆF (200¡ÆC) 662¡ÆF (350¡ÆC) 7.7
The Thermal Characteristics listed above are values commonly associated with each magnet's grade or material. Actual performance in your application may vary with other factors, including the shape of the magnet, the Permeance Coefficient or load line, and how it is used in a circuit.
Physical and Mechanical Characteristics
Density
7.4-7.5 g/cm3
Compression Strength
110 kg/mm2
Bending Strength
25 kg/mm2
Vickers Hardness (Hv)
560-600
Tensile Strength
7.5kg/mm2
Young's Modulus
1.7 x 104 kg/mm2
Recoil Permeability
1.05 ¥ìrec
Electrical Resistance (R)
160 ¥ì-ohm-cm
Heat Capacity 350-500 J/(kg.¡ÆC)
Thermal Expansion Coefficient (0 to 100¡ÆC)
parallel to magnetization direction 5.2 x 10-6 /¡ÆC
Thermal Expansion Coefficient (0 to 100¡ÆC)
perpendicular to magnetization direction -0.8 x 10-6 /¡ÆC
Plating Characteristics
Plating Type Overall Thickness Salt Spray Test Pressure Cooker Test
NiCuNi (Nickel Copper Nickel) 15-21 ¥ìm 24 hours 48 hours
NiCu + Black Nickel 15-21 ¥ìm 24 hours 48 hours
NiCuNi + Epoxy 20-28 ¥ìm 48 hours 72 hours
NiCuNi + Gold 16-23 ¥ìm 36 hours 72 hours
NiCuNi + Silver 16-23 ¥ìm 24 hours 48 hours
Zinc 7-15 ¥ìm 12 hours 24 hours
Each individual layer of Nickel and Copper are 5-7 ¥ìm thick. The Gold and Silver plating layers are 1-2 ¥ìm thick.
Test results shown to allow comparison between plating options. Performance in your application under your specific test conditions may vary. Salt Spray testing conducted with a 5% NaCl solution, at 35¡ÆC. Pressure Cooker Test (PCT) conducted at 2 atm, 120¡ÆC at 100% RH.
Measurement Systems
Unit cgs System SI System English System
Length (L) centimeter (cm) meter (m) inch (in)
Flux (©ª) Maxwell Weber (Wb) Maxwell
Flux Density (B) Gauss (G) Tesla (T) lines/in2
Magnetizing Force (H) Oersted (Oe) Ampere turns/m (At/m) Ampere turns/in (At/in)
Magnetomotive Force (mmf or F) Gilbert (Gb) Ampere turn (At) Ampere turn (At)
Conversion Between Systems
cgs System to SI system
1 Oe = 79.62 At/m
10,000 G = 1 T
1 Gb = 0.79577 At
1 Maxwell = 1 Line = 10-8 Wb
1 G = 0.155 lines/in2
| Material Type | Residual Flux Density (Br) | Coercive Force (Hc) | Intrinsic Coercive Force (Hci) | Max.Energy Product (BH)max |
| N35 | 11.7-12.1 KGs | >11.0 KOe | >12 KOe | 33-35 MGOe |
| N38 | 12.2-12.6 KGs | >11.0 KOe | >12 KOe | 36-38 MGOe |
| N40 | 12.6-12.9 KGs | >11.0 KOe | >12 KOe | 38-40 MGOe |
| N42 | 13.0-13.2 KGs | >11.0 KOe | >12 KOe | 40-42 MGOe |
| N45 | 13.3-13.7 KGs | >11.0 KOe | >12 KOe | 43-45 MGOe |
| N48 | 13.8-14.2 KGs | >11.0 KOe | >12 KOe | 45-48 MGOe |
| N50 | 14.1-14.5 KGs | >11.0 KOe | >11 KOe | 48-50 MGOe |
| N52 | 14.5-14.8 KGs | >11.2 KOe | >11 KOe | 49.5-52 MGOe |
| N35M | 11.7-12.1 KGs | >11.4 KOe | >14 KOe | 33-35 MGOe |
| N38M | 12.2-12.6 KGs | >11.4 KOe | >14 KOe | 36-38 MGOe |
| N40M | 12.6-12.9 KGs | >11.4 KOe | >14 KOe | 38-40 MGOe |
| N42M | 13.0-13.3 KGs | >11.4 KOe | >14 KOe | 40-42 MGOe |
| N45M | 13.3-13.7 KGs | >11.4 KOe | >14 KOe | 42-45 MGOe |
| N48M | 13.6-14.2 KGs | >11.4 KOe | >14 KOe | 45-48 MGOe |
| N50M | 14.1-14.5 KGs | >11.4 KOe | >14 KOe | 48-50 MGOe |
| N33H | 11.4-11.7 KGs | >10.3 KOe | >17 KOe | 31-33 MGOe |
| N35H | 11.7-12.1 KGs | >10.8 KOe | >17 KOe | 33-35 MGOe |
| N38H | 12.2-12.6 KGs | >11.4 KOe | >17 KOe | 36-38 MGOe |
| N40H | 12.6-12.9 KGs | >11.4 KOe | >17 KOe | 38-40 MGOe |
| N42H | 13.0-13.3 KGs | >11.4 KOe | >17 KOe | 40-42 MGOe |
| N45H | 13.3-13.7 KGs | >11.4 KOe | >17 KOe | 42-45 MGOe |
| N48H | 13.6-14.2 KGs | >11.4 KOe | >16 KOe | 45-48 MGOe |
| N30SH | 10.8-11.2 KGs | >10.1 KOe | >20 KOe | 28-30 MGOe |
| N33SH | 11.4-11.7 KGs | >10.3 KOe | >20 KOe | 31-33 MGOe |
| N35SH | 11.7-12.1 KGs | >10.8 KOe | >20 KOe | 33-35 MGOe |
| N38SH | 12.2-12.6 KGs | >11.4 KOe | >20 KOe | 36-38 MGOe |
| N40SH | 12.6-12.9 KGs | >11.4 KOe | >20 KOe | 38-40 MGOe |
| N42SH | 13.0-13.3 KGs | >11.4 KOe | >20 KOe | 40-42 MGOe |
| N45SH | 13.3-13.7 KGs | >11.4 KOe | >19 KOe | 43-45 MGOe |
| N28UH | 10.4-10.8 KGs | >9.8 KOe | >25 KOe | 26-28 MGOe |
| N30UH | 10.8-11.2 KGs | >10.1 KOe | >25 KOe | 28-30 MGOe |
| N33UH | 11.4-11.7 KGs | >10.3 KOe | >25 KOe | 31-33 MGOe |
| N35UH | 11.7-12.1 KGs | >10.8 KOe | >25 KOe | 33-35 MGOe |
| N38UH | 12.2-12.6 KGs | >11.4 KOe | >25 KOe | 36-38 MGOe |
| N40UH | 12.6-12.9 KGs | >11.4 KOe | >25 KOe | 38-40 MGOe |
| N28EH | 10.4-10.8 KGs | >9.8 KOe | >30 KOe | 26-28 MGOe |
| N30EH | 10.8-11.2 KGs | >10.1 KOe | >30 KOe | 28-30 MGOe |
| N33EH | 11.4-11.7 KGs | >10.3 KOe | >30 KOe | 31-33 MGOe |
| N35EH | 11.7-12.1 KGs | >10.8 KOe | >30 KOe | 33-35 MGOe |
| N38EH | 12.2-12.6 KGs | >10.8 KOe | >30 KOe | 36-38 MGOe |
Thermal Characteristics
| Neodymium Material Type | Thermal Expansion Coeff. | Maximum Operating Temp | Curie Temp | Thermal Conductivity |
| %/¡ÆC | ¡ÆC (¡ÆF) | ¡ÆC (¡ÆF) | kcal/m-h-¡ÆC | |
| N | -0.12 | 176¡ÆF (80¡ÆC) | 590¡ÆF (310¡ÆC) | 7.7 |
| NM | -0.12 | 212¡ÆF (100¡ÆC) | 644¡ÆF (340¡ÆC) | 7.7 |
| NH | -0.11 | 248¡ÆF (120¡ÆC) | 644¡ÆF (340¡ÆC) | 7.7 |
| NSH | -0.10 | 302¡ÆF (150¡ÆC) | 644¡ÆF (340¡ÆC) | 7.7 |
| NUH | -0.10 | 356¡ÆF (180¡ÆC) | 662¡ÆF (350¡ÆC) | 7.7 |
| NEH | -0.10 | 392¡ÆF (200¡ÆC) | 662¡ÆF (350¡ÆC) | 7.7 |
Physical and Mechanical Characteristics
Density
| 7.4-7.5 g/cm3 |
Compression Strength
| 110 kg/mm2 |
Bending Strength
| 25 kg/mm2 |
Vickers Hardness (Hv)
| 560-600 |
Tensile Strength
| 7.5kg/mm2 |
Young's Modulus
| 1.7 x 104 kg/mm2 |
Recoil Permeability
| 1.05 ¥ìrec |
Electrical Resistance (R)
| 160 ¥ì-ohm-cm |
| Heat Capacity | 350-500 J/(kg.¡ÆC) |
| Thermal Expansion Coefficient (0 to 100¡ÆC) parallel to magnetization direction | 5.2 x 10-6 /¡ÆC |
| Thermal Expansion Coefficient (0 to 100¡ÆC) perpendicular to magnetization direction | -0.8 x 10-6 /¡ÆC |
| Plating Type | Overall Thickness | Salt Spray Test | Pressure Cooker Test |
| NiCuNi (Nickel Copper Nickel) | 15-21 ¥ìm | 24 hours | 48 hours |
| NiCu + Black Nickel | 15-21 ¥ìm | 24 hours | 48 hours |
| NiCuNi + Epoxy | 20-28 ¥ìm | 48 hours | 72 hours |
| NiCuNi + Gold | 16-23 ¥ìm | 36 hours | 72 hours |
| NiCuNi + Silver | 16-23 ¥ìm | 24 hours | 48 hours |
| Zinc | 7-15 ¥ìm | 12 hours | 24 hours |
Test results shown to allow comparison between plating options. Performance in your application under your specific test conditions may vary. Salt Spray testing conducted with a 5% NaCl solution, at 35¡ÆC. Pressure Cooker Test (PCT) conducted at 2 atm, 120¡ÆC at 100% RH.
Measurement Systems
| Unit | cgs System | SI System | English System |
| Length (L) | centimeter (cm) | meter (m) | inch (in) |
| Flux (©ª) | Maxwell | Weber (Wb) | Maxwell |
| Flux Density (B) | Gauss (G) | Tesla (T) | lines/in2 |
| Magnetizing Force (H) | Oersted (Oe) | Ampere turns/m (At/m) | Ampere turns/in (At/in) |
| Magnetomotive Force (mmf or F) | Gilbert (Gb) | Ampere turn (At) | Ampere turn (At) |
Conversion Between Systems
| cgs System to SI system |
| 1 Oe = 79.62 At/m |
| 10,000 G = 1 T |
| 1 Gb = 0.79577 At |
| 1 Maxwell = 1 Line = 10-8 Wb |
| 1 G = 0.155 lines/in2 |
Thursday, October 30, 2014
Maxima code based on equation 10 from "Calculation of the Magnetic Field Created by a Thick Coil"
/*
####### Maxima package file (hthickcoil.mac) #######
This code is based on equation 10 from "Calculation of the Magnetic Field Created by a Thick Coil". DOI:10.1163/156939310791958653.
Note: Equ. 10 has two errors. These are fixed in the code.
Errata:
1) In Hz(r,z) plus sign is replaced by minus sign.
2) In EtaZ term z[j] is replaced with z[k].
---------------------------------------------------------
Save this code in hthickcoil.mac file,then copy the file in one of the folders returned by 'file_search_maxima' command. Then execute load("hthickcoil.mac")$
For automatic load of Hring function one can put this line into maxima-init.mac file: setup_autoload("hthickcoil.mac",Hring)$
Usage: Hring(r,z,r1,r2,z1,z2,current).
r and z are cylindrical coordinates of point where you seek the H field.
r1 - inner radius, r2 - outer radius, z1 - lower position, z2 - upper position.
For using built-in elliptic integrals in MAXIMA, see comments FIX1 and FIX2.
Maxima 5.31.2 version has issue with elliptic_ec function of negative argument.
*/
ellipticK(m):=block(
[qtemp1:0.0,qtemp2:0.0],qtemp1:float(qtemp1),
[qtemp1,qtemp2,qtemp2,qtemp2]:quad_qags(1/sqrt(1-m*sin(x)^2),x,0,%pi/2),
return (qtemp1)
)$
ellipticE(m):=block(
[qtemp1:0.0,qtemp2:0.0],qtemp1:float(qtemp1),
[qtemp1,qtemp2,qtemp2,qtemp2]:quad_qags(sqrt(1-m*sin(x)^2),x,0,%pi/2),
return (qtemp1)
)$
Hring(r,z,r_1,r_2,z_1,z_2,I):=
block
(
[Hr,Hz,H,j,theta,v,a,b,fi,kappa,d,c,f,eps:10^(-15),Eta_r,Eta_z,bracket1:0,bracket2:0,qtemp1,qtemp2],
r:float(r),z:float(z),r_1:float(r_1),r_2:float(r_2),z_1:float(z_1),z_2:float(z_2),I:float(I),j:float(j),
H:float(H),Hr:float(Hr),Hz:float(Hz),v:float(v),a:float(a),b:float(b),fi:float(fi),kappa:float(kappa),d:float(d),
c:float(c),f:float(f),bracket1:float(bracket1),bracket2:float(bracket2), qtemp1:float(qtemp1),
/* FIX1: uncomment line below if elliptic_kc/ec(nagative_argument) works. */
/* local (K,E), K(m) := elliptic_kc(m),E(m):=elliptic_ec(m), */
/* FIX2: if elliptic_kc/ec(nagative_argument) does not work use line below.Otherwise if you use FIX1 above then comment line below. */
local (K,E), K(m) := ellipticK(m),E(m):=ellipticE(m),
array(r,flonum,2),array(z,flonum,2),
r[1]:r_1,r[2]:r_2,z[1]:z_1,z[2]:z_2,
j:I/((r_2-r_1)*(z_2-z_1)),
v:r*sin(theta),
for i:1 thru 2 do (
for k:1 thru 2 do (
a: r^2+r[i]^2+(z-z[k])^2,
b:2*r*r[i],
fi:(4/3)*sqrt(a-b)/(b+eps),
kappa: 2*b/(b-a),
d:r[i]-r*cos(theta),
c:sqrt(a-b*cos(theta)),
f:z-z[k]+eps,
Eta_r:r*cos(theta)^2*log(d+c),
Eta_z:r*cos(theta)*log(f+c)+v*atan((d*f*csc(theta)/(r*c+eps)))-z[k]+v*atan(v/f),
[qtemp1,qtemp2,qtemp2,qtemp2]:( quad_qags(Eta_r,theta,0+eps,%pi-eps) + quad_qags(Eta_r,theta,%pi+eps,2*%pi-eps) ),
bracket1: bracket1 + ((-1)^(i+k))*(qtemp1+fi*((a+b)*K(kappa)-a*E(kappa))),
[qtemp1,qtemp2,qtemp2,qtemp2]:( quad_qags(Eta_z-f*log(d+c),theta,0+eps,%pi-eps)+quad_qags(Eta_z-f*log(d+c),theta,%pi+eps,2*%pi-eps) ),
bracket2: bracket2 + ((-1)^(i+k))*qtemp1
) /* end_for_k */
), /* end_for_i */
Hr:ev((j/(4*%pi))*bracket1,numer), Hz:ev((j/(4*%pi))*bracket2,numer),
/* OUTPUT: [HR, Hz, H] */
return ([Hr,Hz,sqrt(Hr^2+Hz^2)])
Monday, October 27, 2014
Double Factorial
n(n-2)(n-4)...3*1 ; n>0 and odd
(n!!)= n(n-2)(n-4)...4*2 ; n>0 and even
1 ; n=-1,0 ( -1!!=0!!=1)
(2n-1)!!=(2n)!/((2^n)*n!)
(2n)!!:=(2^n)n!
Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Running Firebird database server as application
0. Download firebird from: http://sourceforge.net/projects/firebird/files/
1. Unzip Firebird-xxxxxxx-xxxxx.zip
2. Go to bin folder.
3. Execute fbserver with "-a" switch.
--------------------------------------------------
Example for windows:
Start cmd.exe and type:
cd Path_to_firebird\bin [enter]
fbserver.exe -a [enter]
(Use Flamerobin's "Register existing database..." option to connect to a .fdb file,
and then edit and view the contest of the same.
For username | password combo try: sysdba | masterkey)
1. Unzip Firebird-xxxxxxx-xxxxx.zip
3. Execute fbserver with "-a" switch.
--------------------------------------------------
Example for windows:
Start cmd.exe and type:
cd Path_to_firebird\bin [enter]
fbserver.exe -a [enter]
(Use Flamerobin's "Register existing database..." option to connect to a .fdb file,
and then edit and view the contest of the same.
For username | password combo try: sysdba | masterkey)
Friday, September 26, 2014
Maxima Tutorials
Some tutorials about using Maxima , computer algebra system :
http://setrst.byethost10.com/_blog/maxima/
Maxima links and resources: http://mathscitech.org/articles/maxima
http://setrst.byethost10.com/_blog/maxima/
Maxima links and resources: http://mathscitech.org/articles/maxima
Sunday, September 14, 2014
Thursday, November 28, 2013
Trainer for Windows 3D pinball - Space Cadet
(tags: cheat, trainer, windows, 3d pinball space cadet)
Download Space cadet trainer.
1) Unzip and copy "3d.PINBALL.Space.Cadet.trained.exe" in the same folder as pinball.exe.
Pinball.exe should be somewhere in Program Files (\Windows NT\
Pinball (on Win XP)).
2) Launch "3d.PINBALL.Space.Cadet.trained.exe".
3) Go to Game and check "Always Re-Deploy".
(Cheat works by making Re-Deploy always ON.)
4) Have fun ;)
Download Space cadet trainer.
1) Unzip and copy "3d.PINBALL.Space.Cadet.trained.exe" in the same folder as pinball.exe.
Pinball.exe should be somewhere in Program Files (\Windows NT\
Pinball (on Win XP)).
2) Launch "3d.PINBALL.Space.Cadet.trained.exe".
3) Go to Game and check "Always Re-Deploy".
(Cheat works by making Re-Deploy always ON.)
4) Have fun ;)
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
FREE SMS/TXT SITES
1) http://afreesms.com/freesms/ (Let's you spoof the "Sender ID" field.)
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3) http://www.talksms.com/ (1 free sms per day)
4) http://pc2mobile.net
5) http://www.socialland.net/sendsms.php (user: nicksloter, pass:?)
6) http://freesmscell.net/sms.php
7) http://www.dailysms.us
8) http://www.dosms.me/sms.php
9) http://www.freesms.net
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2) http://globfone.com/ (Sends flash type of message,which just shows up on your display,no interaction is needed.)
3) http://www.talksms.com/ (1 free sms per day)
4) http://pc2mobile.net
5) http://www.socialland.net/sendsms.php (user: nicksloter, pass:?)
6) http://freesmscell.net/sms.php
7) http://www.dailysms.us
8) http://www.dosms.me/sms.php
9) http://www.freesms.net
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10) http://www.armsms.com
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
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