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Better give me good service, or I will just send an email to the Vice President about it

Not bad! I picked up regular Mechanix gloves from Canuck Tire for about the same price.

Do that again, but show up to the door nekkid. That's just good style. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Just went for a walk, there is now a commissionaire sitting right outside my room in the hallway. He told me he will be sitting there until the brats go to bed

I caught one in mid-knock. Told the little pucker if she knocked on my door one more time I was going to drag her to the front desk.

No crossover on the amp?

I am staying at the NavCanada training facility right now, have been for almost a month (go home on Thursday, woot!). Anyways... they also run conferences, and use it as a hotel. This weekend, there is a huge girl's hockey tournament in the area, so there is around 300 little girls running around. I wouldn't mind normally, but the little brats with fudge-heads for parents have been running around, screaming, and doing a little knock and run on my door. I have phoned down to front desk 3 times alone tonight, I am so sick of this... next kid that fudges with me is getting strangled.

It seems to be a pre-requisite for that place.

I like small white boxes.

Negilible even if.

Snow... its around 6 months of the year here. I've seen grapefruit sized hail before, goes right through a roof at that size.

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Do not need a diode bridge unless you are converting ac to dc.

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Voltage divider will work, but will not regulate the voltage, which is needed in such as appliaction. Voltage dividers really are only applicaple to divide down the voltage into something workable for another circuit to handle (in what ever application it is being used for). In this case, here is the circuit that would work just fine. If it gets warm at all, you may have to add a small heat sink to the voltage regulator. In this case, a piece of aluminum would work great.

Nope. I'll post the voltage regulator design asap. Can you find me the current draw? You will need a LM7806 3-pin regulator forsure, other parts depend on the current draw.

On the road for work... training courses since October 2nd. Spent 2 weeks in Edmonton, went to Jasper for a weekend, that was pretty sweet. Then back home for three days, in which time I moved into a new townhouse. Now I am in Cornwall, Ontario until the middle of November. Being on the road this long sucks, but, it is paying for my built turbo motor and full standalone project

hmm, square waves. Shouldn't be any in any decently tuned system.

What have I missed over the last couple weeks?

Hi Strangers!!!

Welcome. Original name.

How about a price list?

All of your answers are located in the technical notes that were posted earlier. http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/i...?showtopic=2748 And you can attribute the impedance of the coil to the LMT technology and coil winding to achieve it. The coil is actually 3.5ohms nominal.