ANeonRider

do you have the subs wired out of phase from one another? And what Dave said.

ANeonRider22

ouch. Even when I have the auto-save working on any application, I still try to save at least once every 30 min.

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are you sure that's correct? i thought that resistances and inductances followed the same rules and capacitances followed the opposite so to add resistances/iductances you wire in series, and to add capacitances you wire in parallel <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Ya, I'm mixed up. Damn studying making me stupider

Nowhere will be much cheaper when you are just buying singular. BTW, I am sure you know this, but might as well state it. To add capacitance, wire in series. To add inductance, wire in parallel.

Well, lets say this much, they offered me a salary so low that I made higher than that per hour in high school...

^ What a waste of my pucking time. Sounded like a good job, until they got to the pay. I feel insulted by the figure they gave me.

welp, off to my interview

Isn't a perfectly round enclosure ideal for eliminating standing waves and turbulence like vortexes.

Good read.

Gawd I love those little buggers.

Here it is: 94.9 cents/liter for 87 (conversion works out to $2.93/gallon) 104.9 cents/liter for 92 (conversion works out to $3.25/gallon <-- retarded) Amazing, drive 4 hours to the south, cross the border, and the gas drops instantly to $2.20/gallon.

Jibberish.

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fackin penguin!

I'm in SoSask

Saskatoon. Lived there for about 2 years off and on, and I love the city.

It will prepare you greatly if you want to pursue any type of engineering in college.

arent you a physics major or somethin like that? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Electronics Engineer, three weeks from graduation.

If you have an interest in it, go for it.

On the other side of the spectrum... I have an interview on Friday afternoon with a company directly involved in electronic technology in farming... exactly what I did in my final project. And... it is in the city that I want to move to. Also.. good luck Justin.

Fuse em later then

ahhh, makes sense. I don't have a fuse ATM, but that is always a good idea. Fuse em.

Just run the rem to one amp, then from that amp to the next.