windashine
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Everything is fitting nicely, this is after about an hour.... going to the garage to find the solder gun next lol..
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I got a ghent case for an icePower 50ASX2se board... neither of them have any instructions, so I've been reading the internet and laying it out.... ie… counting screw's and seeing where all the holes are lol, the voltage jumper seems to be the part that stumped me first... then it was... well everything from the feet to the un-used holes... but I plan to figure it out … o O (hopefully before 5pm... because it's my day off and I'm already thirsty)...
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Wednesday morning … o O (here... on this side of the planet) = HOA lawn crew day starting at 8am.... which in turn = looking for my scissor's, to go outside (with coffee) and demonstrate my desire to these guy's that I want a clean cut around the sprinkler head's... I think the coffee is reactivating my previously downed cocktail from yesterday.... but only once, I've found the buried internet cable, buried subpar along the edge of the sidewalk, in the trimmer canyon....
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…. o O (you have some fine hacksawing skill's...)
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2 hours ago, WillyBob said:
..if need be ....
… o O (the age old adage of "carry a big stick" went out with Theodore Roosevelt) … nowadays … o O (well, at least 30 year's ago) and it probably still works today... is a brunette physical therapist prescribed by the doctor to run some electrical thing all over "the spot" for about 30 minute's every Friday, for a month or two... just a brief interpretation for two cent's while trying to determine if this started before the Nissan or after "the speakers" lol.... I'm sure we can trace this down and have you in a body cast for the pilgrimage....
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… o O (isn't it weird that ground is just connected to nothing...)
but then again... the ground is connected to the Earth.... in a round about way...
and in essence... nothing really works without a ground !
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I've been working on a homemade Cornwall cabinet … o O (for what seems like months...) it's all Baltic birch, and I was careful to watch the glue dry on the exterior corners... however, the inside detail rival's my trial and error experience with a '52 pickup I restored...
nevertheless... glue squeezed out on all the seams… so I caulked everything.... then brushed on two coat's of Bullseye white primer in the interior... sanding with 150 grit after each coat dried... keeping the outside clean and dry raw birch.... bought a quart can of Home Depot Flat Black paint.... brushed on another two coat's (note, the motorboard is not attached) so each time, after it dried, I'd check that it still fit's... and sand some more with some 180 grit... then it appeared to me, the Flat black looked too glossy, and strange, so I put on two coat's of Behr premium ultra latex house paint I had in the garage.... I like the way it cover's... it looks like olive green, but it's suppose to be dark brown...
On the exterior of my raw cornwall, I used a foam brush, and with the speaker on the patio table, with a step ladder, I loaded up one coat of a Varathane sunbleached weathered stain with "nano" pigments, and then wiped in even with an old t-shirt... (the can instruction's said I didn't need to apply a sealer first - so I was glad to raise a can of Dos Equis to this experiment) then after 2 hour's, applied a coat of Satin water based polyurethane … sanded lightly with some 180 grit after it dried, wiped clean, and applied another coat (so far, I have used half of an 8 oz can) … and if it warm's up on my day off, I'm going for two more coats of poly today... I was thinking about a aerosol can of the same stuff for a 5th and 6th coat later this afternoon, if it warm's up outside.
One of these year's, I might try lacquer, but I'm a fan of water based applications with an easy clean...
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8 minutes ago, mopardave said:
will continue to look...
… o O (has your search encountered the 403 ?)
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@rplace once posted a memorable FP turntable post that I'll cherish forever...
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Welcome to the madness.... … o O (I'd guess that it's a "Project Audio System's" ..) … one-off prototype custom designed and built for the Klipsch Group....
just a wild guess, but I'd sure like to have a turntable like that too, or ... this one
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ahhh… o O (potato flakes and potato starch) …. sounds like a cooked potato went into a blender and ended up in a nicely sealed, and convenient and accessible potato chip bag, with a graphic artist applying the name indicating "potato" there-abouts within the wording.... so, TGIF and it's not a pringles...
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On 3/26/2019 at 11:05 PM, dtel said:
Leaving in the am for Hope again to work on the museum, I know no one gives a &%^# but it's just to say why I don't post or reply.
… o O (well... that was yesterday lol) … and we do give … o O ( and [&] percentage [%] up there [^] number [#] ...) … but heck, are you mowing before the rain comes in next month.... oh wait.. you're hooking up some extension cable cords.... striping the parking lot's.... vacuuming the speakers.... giving the Super 8 a surprise visit.... checking the available chair's for functionality.... cleaning the windows … making sure the ladder isn't rusted and the sump pump sing's quietly... I can only speculate in ya'lls absence that the stage is getting some 4 inch wood screws and hoping no one borrows the new led light bulbs.... and then breaking in the coffee pot and doing a dry test run on the cocktail mill....
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Yes, a dirty Martini... shakin' not stirred …. o O (always feel like James Bond when I say that lol)…
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8 minutes ago, dtel said:
Good looking cabinet, it's different.
It appears that a coaxial cable is the sole connection.... o O (I'm gonna sit tight and wait)
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… o O (i'm stickin' with the 1st order Butterworth) …. the answer is "Blowin in the Wind"
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@consistent - the www link didn't work,
this one navigates, without the www... Thank You for the link.
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On 3/13/2019 at 3:35 AM, consistent said:
have just put together a 'Cheby' x-over
…. o O (when attempting a search to see what this is... I just get results for chevy lol) … so if you'll post a picture, I'll put up a picture of the inside of my hollow article bathed in white primer...
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somewhere in-between 83-84 (last of the I's) when the mid was changed to K53... *(from the pinned tech heritage page).
my H-1 is a Y ( show's to be 1983 ) and had a 701 (attached from the inside) with an E2 X-over, but I changed to the threaded metal K700 with a new A-55-G and a type E board
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… o O (time goes by like hurricane's) as sung by the Alman bros Sunday morning.
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if you've never seen something then it seems it would be unfamiliar to you when you did see it. .. my browser wouldn't open that website
I would just disassemble your reel, and polish it.... it doesn't look to bad.... kinda looks like brasso would work, but not sure you navy guy's ever polished your belt buckles lol
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On 3/14/2019 at 6:17 PM, Chris A said:
It's not subtle--but difficult to describe. It's also a bit startling to experience, too
I substituted a word previously... o O (explain) … and omitted the 2nd half, which further touched on my belief, for which I still am unable to post... (to eliminate off topic rhetoric) ... so I just wanted to convey this form of non-scientific explanation... explain = conceive... as in form or devise a plan or idea, but essentially born, as in invented in the sense to "explain" the unknown, but the unlikeliness is not the unusual, but where sounds evolved...so... God ---> Nature ----> Love.
What's wrong with this picture?
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… o O (what's wrong ???)