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fudge. hmm, i'm just studying that crap. i'll see if i find something useful in the course I don't know if this is right or not, but the answer to that is usually because they form a linear combination

we need more people like this: http://www.breitbart.tv/?p=6314

in US customary units too if that's not too much to ask

Sean or Aaron (or any one else), do you know of a website that lists properties for materials? such as the Modulus of Elasticity, the Modulus of Rigidity, and Poisson's Ratio for 1018 Steel, 2024 Aluminum, and 6061-T6 Aluminum?

because of the Eclipse's screwyness, I've been listening to the radio for the past month or so forgot how much better CDs sound

red, blue, orange, yellow, orange, blue

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the Eclipse also feels just more solid (better built)

Sean, what volume on the HU did you set your gains at?

just messed around with the 880 initial impressions: fuck, the Eclipse's crossover interface wipes the floor with this thing but the Eclipse couldn't x-over lower than 63Hz , using 40Hz now I need to mess around with the gains some more but things are loud and clear so far the L/R EQ is probably way more than I need but I'll figure it out later being able to switch phase from the HU is also handy gorgeous screen too I was getting a funky gurgle kind of noise just for a moment when shutting down the unit early today, wasn't there last night, and seems to be gone now

absolutely.

similar

So much better I agree, but the first one is a high school kid's senior project so that gets much respect

the inspiration for that first one I posted:

we're getting $10 to take some survey in class on Friday lol

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blue, yellow, black, black, green, orange, yellow, black, orange, orange damn

you used to be an engineer major? had every intention of being chemical or mechanical but honestly one bad professor turned me away. That and i just didn't like the attitude of every single engineer that i met. most engineers are boring as hell and very socially inept

you used to be an engineer major?

and let me guess, you sell it? We haven't even touched on vibrations yet Since they are dynamic it is by default a vibration whether the measurement be done in displacement, velocity or acceleration that explains it we've only done dynamics on a very basic level

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I'm sure your way of doing it is way cooler than what we do in my unbelievably boring Solid Mechanics labs Are you laying gauges? I've help lay more than one or two gauges on concrete specimens. We just use lasers. Can measure the stress, strain, and lamb waves if you find either stress or strain, the other is pretty damn easy to get no clue what a lamb wave is though It is very possible to find strain and have no stress. Think of the edge of a plate being stretched in one direction... how can there be strain but no stress? They're proportionally related through Young's Modulus. Not true. For an infinitely small defined structure like a wire I agree, but not so with a plate. well this is certainly beyond the scope of my classes so far

I don't like the non-fastback cars and vinyl roof's are teh lame. yeah, the fast back would definitely be better, but I'm not going to complain about a 396 Caprice and I actually don't mind vinyl roofs on most cars