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Repair time.. Yep the 1965 Ford Falcon needed some help after 400523 miles. disassemble Well there's your problem... Head gasket said 'see ya' after 100,000 miles or so. So cylinders 3-4 were buddy breathing. So after a lot of cleaning and a trip to the local O'Reilly's, I was able to get it all put back together before the shop closed. drove home just fine.9 points
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you need the inputs to ground or pot to zero. balance is o+ to o- offset is either to ground. repeat a couple of times.2 points
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I really need to list all of the cables I have acquired, that I no longer have need of. Lots of different adapters too. I might do that soon, and list them for shipping cost. Somebody could be putting them to good use. 90% of my currently used cabling is from Fitz. Love the quality, aesthetic and custom lengths!2 points
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2-3x is what I wrote in my email that must have been published on a Korean forum Yes..2 points
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We're going to get more beer at another Other Half. This one is a couple of blocks away across from Rockefeller Center https://otherhalfbrewing.com/location/rockefeller-center/1 point
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Soon, we're heading to get some lunch at a restaurant JP picked because it sounds like a porn name. JP, Adrian, Marc a d I are heading out shortly if anyone wants to join. Silky Kitchen https://maps.app.goo.gl/Q6FSBpAosuAwFA4CA?g_st=ic1 point
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What's the phrase, "In California, Snow is what you drive to, not in" ?1 point
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FQPF8N80C is still available from radio spares: https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/mosfets/1454316 and https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/mosfets/6715326 and https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/mosfets/6715326P KSC5027 might be an alternative to KSC5026 in the longer term - different package TO-220, higher current and wattage BUT different pinout1 point
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I got back a week ago (there for five weeks), but 7 hours time difference is tough π΄1 point
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Let's just meet at Court Street Grocers at 12:30. We can either take the sandwiches to Other Half or we can find a spot nearby to nosh.1 point
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RIP Mark Sandman Yeah, I know, it was 25 years ago...don't care, still miss him...1 point
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Feeling pretty awesome, and hoping I can do more..... I got the OK to take an old work laptop, as well as using one of my own. Wiped disks, refreshed OS (Windows 10 Pro OEM for ~$10!), and donated them via a local "Buy Nothing" FB group. One went to a woman who has no computer (does have a Smartphone but not always easy to do a lot on the small screen), and goes to the local library for computer work. Second went to a woman who's husband was just laid off, and they are keeping money tight - don't want to spend anything on even a used laptop right now. So this will help with his job search. I told the work folks who OK'd the one laptop how this turned out, and I'm trying to do more. We have some laptops that come in and are fully written off and removed from inventory. I'm now checking with the CIO and our Legal team, to see if I can do more of these refreshes and donations. Such a nice thing, I love doing this and hoping it can continue....1 point
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After several years layoff I have built a KGSShv Carbon which uses boards I had in and 4 Cree sicfets from several years back (luckily). The power supply is KGSShv v8 and the amps Carbon v6. It has been one of the easiest builds because of a different way of making the cases which I have described in Making diy cases, https://www.head-case.org/forums/topic/18892-making-diy-cases/ It is set for 400v supplies and 17mA output stage currents. It does not get particularly hot in a 20o C room, the heatsinks run a max of 40o at the centre. The power supply pass transistors are bolted to the bottom of the case and the case runs pleasantly warm to the touch. The size is 335 W x 314 D x 155 H inc feet. Weight 8.5Kg. (13in x 12.4in x 6.1in, 18.8lb.)1 point
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