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Good start Not sure WTF you are talking about though. Of course I'm not sure you do either.

Happy Birthday!

Happy Birthday!

You should do a vertical board for the back panel to save chassis footprint, with the Vampire PCB2F/S for single ended and something like the Neutrik NC3MBV-B for the balanced and equivalent female w/o lock tab. You could put the relays right on the board, maybe do 4 balanced/SE inputs, and balanced/SE monitor and pre outs. Muting relays as well.

Yeah, good luck Thrice, and congrats Brent!

I had a problem like this with one from Michael Percy. He suggests conductive grease (the silver bearing stuff). Did the trick, though I would agree, TKD should do something about this.

Just saw this myself. Glad it wasn't more serious, and hope you heal up quickly. Biking or low impact might be a good idea.

Have a Happy Birthday Doug!

... not supposed to do that at work. Stretch, your humor and communication skills of that amaze me.

Congrats on the new house Marc. Oh, yeah, nice bandsaw also

Sorry for your loss.

Fluke 89 MkIV (should have bought the 189 digger offered up... ) I may have to investigate the 8020 stuff... those are basically what the Salamander Synergy stuff is built from?

3rd season started tonight... still good, one of my current favorites.

UNI is my alma mater, so I was pleased (though surprised) to see they won that game. I don't follow basketball much, but it seemed like a good game.

Happy Birthday!

That lathe looks sweet, Nate!

Find a Best Buy on Weekly Deals & Sale Items - Buy.com Some Ultimate Ears Metro-fi 200s for $19.99 and free shipping. Are these half-way decent? Also, a 19" Viewsonic monitor (refurb) for $89.99

Steel FTW! Me: a pair of PCM63P-Ks...

Stay safe Naaman... we'll be thinking of you!

Happy Birthday!

I use a halogen shop light that I got at Menards for <$30 IIRC. Same basic form factor as the normal florescent hanging shop lights, but much whiter light. Plus an optivisor.

Sorry to hear that bigguy! And congrats Naaman!

That's kind of what I figured, but thought I would ask.

I'd like to go ahead with this if you have room. Is there an upper limit on cap size (uf) as I have some Erso caps that are actually rather good. Also, what voltage do these need to be? The ones I have are 250V IIRC.

I might be interested in this for my brother, but I'll need to check with him to see if this is something he might like. Chris