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[Eldorado 0]

alo west coast krew

[johnecon2001 82]

still awake aye?

My laptop keeps overheating and freaking out.

I'm gonna go get some of that heatsink conducting goo and smear the processor and the GPU real good with it.

Probably wrap the HD in some kind of heat reflective wrap too.

I gotta figure out why the fan stopped working.

[ramos 2]

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I = teh n00bx

500V @ 35mA across your fingers is a good reminder of why you should always unplug amplifiers that have almost half a farad of capacitance per channel before swapping tubes.

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Way back when I was in school. While in the electronics lab. We would charge every fooking cap we could find before we put them back in the boxes Then sit back and wait for the fun to start :ph34r:

[///M5 2,833]

[JimJ 11]

lol

I've been around one exploding electrolytic, and that's plenty enough for me...

[JimJ 11]

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:morning:

[ramos 2]

THink I'm gonna get the 9835 fixed, and get an 880 prs to play around with. Sounds to good to pass up for the price 75% of the funtionality of the p9 for less than 50% of the price. hhhmmmmmm

[mrray13 30]

i'm outa here folks..time for work, and i'm late.

but a quick ramble...

nah..

fuck it. i'm n a bad mood..better go take a ride and chill out a bit.

peace bro's (and sister)

wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

[ramos 2]

Don't drive angry Peace my brother kent

[///M5 2,833]

:morning:

[jntar 15]

Morning...

[JimJ 11]

THink I'm gonna get the 9835 fixed, and get an 880 prs to play around with. Sounds to good to pass up for the price 75% of the funtionality of the p9 for less than 50% of the price. hhhmmmmmm

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Nice units...

Although if I was going to get a Pio to play with, I'd try to find a deal on an ODR combo

[Tirefryr 1,742]

Morning...

Nice to see you're okay.

[Tirefryr 1,742]

I got hit with 480 once. Placed my hand on the primary side of a step-down transformer, after being told that the disconnect had been locked and tagged. I should've checked for myself, cuz just as soon as I bent down in that panel and placed my hand on the transformer, next thing I know I'm up against a wall and a couple people are asking me questions. That was not fun.

[Tirefryr 1,742]

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I = teh n00bx

500V @ 35mA across your fingers is a good reminder of why you should always unplug amplifiers that have almost half a farad of capacitance per channel before swapping tubes.

Way back when I was in school. While in the electronics lab. We would charge every fooking cap we could find before we put them back in the boxes Then sit back and wait for the fun to start :ph34r:

I used to do that with the new caps we'd sell with motors. I never got to see anyone get it, but I imagine we had some surprised customers when they returned their motor back into commission.

[///M5 2,833]

I got hit with 480 once.  Placed my hand on the primary side of a step-down transformer, after being told that the disconnect had been locked and tagged.  I should've checked for myself, cuz just as soon as I bent down in that panel and placed my hand on the transformer, next thing I know I'm up against a wall and a couple people are asking me questions.  That was not fun.

DOH!

[///M5 2,833]

Quick question for you box freaks out there. I have only built round ported enclosures in the past, but want to do a slot/square for the RE10 that I bought from Eldo for my bro-in-laws boat. My question is what is the difference between slot and square ports--the friggin link is broken. And also what value should I use for the length.

By hand calculation R=A/Pi Lv = ((1.463x10^7)(R^2)/(Fb^2Vb) - 1.463R I get 40.4" when using a 10.5" x 2" port. My confusion lies in that the calculator on http://www.carstereo.com/help/Articles.cfm?id=31 states different lengths for slot and square ports for which I see no difference. And also the recommended enclosure by RE yields a port length of only 30"s. I based all my calculations on the RE recommended 1.25cuft at 30Hz with a 10.5"x2" port. Here are the two calculators using carstereo and the RE. WTF??

[///M5 2,833]

delayed TOP

[ramos 2]

THink I'm gonna get the 9835 fixed, and get an 880 prs to play around with. Sounds to good to pass up for the price 75% of the funtionality of the p9 for less than 50% of the price. hhhmmmmmm

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Nice units...

Although if I was going to get a Pio to play with, I'd try to find a deal on an ODR combo

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You and me both, Find me one for $500 and I'll be on it like a fat kid with a cup cake

[ramos 2]

I'm gonna say square ports usually are equal on all sides. Slots usually are taller than they are wide. Slots also usually use a side of the enclosure for one of the walls.

Edited May 4, 2006 by ramos

[///M5 2,833]

That is what I assumed as well, butwhy the difference in length in the calculator...

[ramos 2]

I had to edit. I forgot about the using the wall thing

[ramos 2]

Calculators both suck ?

[///M5 2,833]

Even still if the area is the same shouldn't they be the same length?

[///M5 2,833]

Calculators both suck ?  

I do trust my hand calc of 40.5" the most, but when RE publishes about 30" it makes me wonder....