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servo has a limited range and is slow
Thanks Dr. Gilmore.
For broken the servo protection, really you need a offset very high or a very deep signal. Not?
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See posts 14 and 15. I presume this is used like Amb's in that you put it between the amp output and the phones?
OK, you are right, but if you have a servo on the output ( I don't know if on other Dynahi versión has servo) when you add this board, you are duplicating the protection. Not?
Really, Is it necessary two protecction on the output?
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Dr. Gilmore. Can I use this on my Balanced Dynahi (last versión)? I suppose that I can used this on the output or it's not necessary?
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? Not sure I follow. That reads as a comment on the pace and because you are not a native speaker I am going to give you the benefit of the doubt...
Sorry I only asked you about the views
Went down hard on the ride this morning. Totally my fault as i chose a bad line on a simple corner. Made my father in law wipe out too though he was unscathed other than a cracked helmet.
Getting xrays now to see if I cracked my hip. Pretty epic road rash too.
Feel like an idiot.
I´m sorry I hope that you are OK
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Is it a nice walk?
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"Pace line" = relay group
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Thanks!!!!
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Thanks guys!!!
Is a good tour with nice views and road with friends (I'm on a cycling team) but the problem is the return because you have the hard wind in front and the road have many hills. You need to know the techniques of "relief group" (I don´t know the name in english ) for not exhaust yourself while pedaling against the wind.
My dates:
Medium speed: 31 km.
Total time: 5H 10´
Max Speed: 69 km/hMax H.Bip: 171
Medium H.Bip: 131
Minimal H.Bip: 80
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Today, 140 Kms
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I read somewhere the Stax amps aim for a max 10v offset.
Thanks John. Now I'm more quiet.
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I replaced R 1,5K by 1,21K and now I have an offset of 0-1 volt.
What is the max offset value on an electrostatic amp?
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Thanks
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10K pot? It is supposed to be 1K
Yes because I don't receive the 1K VOLUME pot yet and I want hear it now
EDIT: I was talking volume potentiometer not the offset trimpot. I'm sorry the confusión. I use a 1K trimpot and a R 1.5k.
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Ok, Thanks nopants.
I have 1K in my warehouse and I want to know if is possible use it. If not, I´m sending a order to Mouser with several values 1.1k, 1.2k and 1.3k
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I've used 1.37K in my amps and it works well with the 1K pot.
I'm checking the amp (without pot). The balance is OK, BIAS 580 volt but I can´t down the offset. Now I´m using 1.5k. and I would like use a 10K pot. Would it be possible to use 1K?
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Nice!!!
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"round trip to my favorite bar is only 10mi."
;D good point.
Yesterday, I made 30 kms and I used the new Ultegra brakes.
The 105 (5700) brakes are very good but in comparison, the Ultegra is a bit more powerful. IMO the big different is the feel when you take the Shifters. You don´t need apply much force to stop on comparison with the 105.
I think that if you want change a new brake bridge, it´s a very good change but If you have a good brake bridge but with some years, I don´t know if the change is necessary. You only need replacement the cartridge for a new Ultegra or Dura Ace cartridge because I think that the new compound is very different.
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My new Ultegra Brakes:
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nice!!!!!!
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Thanks Grawk
If your wrists hurt, my understanding is it's generally a problem with your posture while riding. Try rolling your hips forward and keeping your back straighter.
I moved 0,5 cms my seat and my knees do not pass the end of the rod. Now,I feel a little more comfortable.
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Thanks Raffy
Yesterday I played with the front tyre pressure, I walked about 20 kms.
I felt a little better but I have problem with the asphalt shabby. My wrists ache a bit if you use the bottom of the handlebar. If I use the climber I´m ok.
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Thanks
I can try it today.
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Are your current bars too wide? If so then it could be a beneficial change.
My shoulders are about 44/45 cms, I think the change could be right. ¿?
One claimed advantage is vibration reduction. In theory sounds plausible, but I would not claim that the bikes with alloy/aluminum bars are overly harsh, IMO.
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Yes. It´s a good idea. My Flaca is made of carbon (frame and fork) but I feel very stiff when I go over a bump. Normally, I use the MTB (with RST and now a RS fork) and I prefer some soft on the bar.
Edit: the bar is a Zipp SL-70 (80€ offer in my local dealer)
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OK. thanks.
I don´t know what to do. The carbon handlebar has 440mm vs. original 460mm and weight differences are minimal (around 50grs)
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