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Their section was moved to the manufacturer archive, dc power is moving to smd I believe.a (or solely smd)

You did? I haven't done that in a few months.

Oh! Well that's normal.

So you've met 05Trailbalzer in person? After copying and pasting his un, I caught the spelling error. I wonder if he knows. Nah dawg it was intenshunal, it's tight!!! If he comes back and reads all this: I sort of apologize for making you the the butt of my jokes, like a half ass sorry.

So you've met 05Trailbalzer in person? After copying and pasting his un, I caught the spelling error.

Like he's trying to make it sound normal?

My exact thoughts.

I just finished watching the interview at the kimberley university, and ordered some of his books on amazon. Well done sir. The Large Hadron Collider he speaks of, is one of the projects I donate computing power to. I've been watching the LHC for the past few years, I remember when it was originally up for testing and it broke. Pretty amazing feat.Also remember it recording some absurd amount of data every second, likely that's what everyone's donated computers are working on. 15 million gigabytes per year (just looked it up) so crazy.Listening to these last interviews and discussions has really opened my eyes to cosmology, astrology, and the general idea of space-type-shit (for a lack of a better word), and has me thinking that this just may in fact be that subject or field I decide to major in after gen eds.After watching the interview i had to call my dad and talk to him about my career choice because it reaffirmed my fascination for those sciences that ive always had, which are somewhat different than my major. Im getting close to a crossroads in my life and now my decision that was once clear has become a little muddy I hear ya. I just finished watching the interview at the kimberley university, and ordered some of his books on amazon. Have you watched NOVA on PBS? I have from time to time, but I don't watch tv very often, I should check it out more often.

I just finished watching the interview at the kimberley university, and ordered some of his books on amazon. Well done sir. The Large Hadron Collider he speaks of, is one of the projects I donate computing power to. I've been watching the LHC for the past few years, I remember when it was originally up for testing and it broke. Pretty amazing feat. Also remember it recording some absurd amount of data every second, likely that's what everyone's donated computers are working on. 15 million gigabytes per year (just looked it up) so crazy. Listening to these last interviews and discussions has really opened my eyes to cosmology, astrology, and the general idea of space-type-shit (for a lack of a better word), and has me thinking that this just may in fact be that subject or field I decide to major in after gen eds.

I just finished watching the interview at the kimberley university, and ordered some of his books on amazon.

Thanks Mark and Aaron not only for having such an epic sale, but for providing stellar products, top notch customer service, and this awesome forum for everyone to hang out and learn. Much appreciated.

I feel like I've missed so much, but I don't think I really have. Winning, top.

Awesomeness. :cheers:

Looks awesome.

Love it.

Depends on your enclosure tuning and power they are receiving. the volume number on the head unit is meaningless. Since Kirill thinks it's funny how people compare speakers to cars, I'll do it again. Saying the volume is at 10-15 is like saying "I'm going so fast, the engine is at 2000 rpm." Although this analogy isn't perfect since they aren't exactly similar, you get my point.

Front picture looking in is awesomeeee!

reckless with no guidelines... lol ... are you being serious or a d1ck? He's bring serious, not being reckless or a dick.

With no enclosure, the driver's mechanical limits can be easily reached with relatively little power.

I just know that robot underground is known for being extremely shady, that the guy has issues (mental?). I bet you could google it and find threads.

The more you play it, the suspension may soften a tad, I think it lowers the Fs? But you don't need to "break it in" like you would a car. From day one, you can let it rip.

My dad did that with the sport court under his car, but he was backing out and gave it a little too much gas. The tiles went flying though instead of just clumping up like in that vid. It was pretty funny. That's awesome.

Pretty sure it started at $100K plus. Been for sale for several years.You are paying for the name and logo, nothing else. No patents, no products, etc. Just rights to the name and logo. According to the ad, you do get some products, not saying it's worth it in any way (may be 5 drivers and a box of coils). But as Bigjon said, robotunderground = hardcore fail.

I'd have to decline either way sir. I don't drink. But thanks anyway. lol. Odd, but I respect that.