Has anyone done an OCR on any of the spares lists ?
I would like to create a spreadsheet of all my 1955 18S parts and would like to see what OCR system and technique worked
The reason I need the spreadsheet is two fold : (1) I need to do a detailed parts inventory for my container shipment and I can get insurance per component that way (2) I need to track which part is where and what the state of renovation is
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OCR spares list from the pdf archives
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OCR spares list from the pdf archives
1954 AJS 18S Cyprus export (frame decode says 1954 but many components match a 1955).
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Re: OCR spares list from the pdf archives
http://archives.jampot.dk/book/Spares_l ... res_Lists/
Would this xls file help
Would this xls file help
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Re: OCR spares list from the pdf archives
Yes thats perfect, don't know why I didn't see it when I was browsing the archive ! (maybe my glasses have filters on them that stop me seeing whats directly in front of my eyes )Rob Harknett wrote:http://archives.jampot.dk/book/Spares_l ... res_Lists/
Would this xls file help
1954 AJS 18S Cyprus export (frame decode says 1954 but many components match a 1955).
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Re: OCR spares list from the pdf archives
You will not see it instantly, there are quite a few xls files. Note the second file in parts lists marked DIR. I purposely gave a 00 prefix so it falls 2nd on the list. Open this DIR file to reveal many other XLS files.
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Re: OCR spares list from the pdf archives
I've just found the spares database which is perfect, easily allows me to pick the 1954 and 1955 parts. Huge thankyou to the people who created this spreadsheetRob Harknett wrote:You will not see it instantly, there are quite a few xls files. Note the second file in parts lists marked DIR. I purposely gave a 00 prefix so it falls 2nd on the list. Open this DIR file to reveal many other XLS files.
1954 AJS 18S Cyprus export (frame decode says 1954 but many components match a 1955).