luvdunhill

Ok. I have answered your question with my posts above...

That's nice. Do you believe everything you read?

Depends on the actual voltage across the resistor, not the wattage or coating.

I will rephrase. If there are 350v across the resistors, then no. Otherwise, do what you please. Your question was unclear

In my opinion, no. They do funny things at that point. Xicon or Panny HVR37 would be my recommendation.

That's what she said.

This.

I forget, in the past could you preorder via att and get the new contract price, and/or directly with Apple? I forget whose website I should be watching. Agree with Al. Back to Apple now that they have admitted that bigger is better.

Ball sold. Any offers on the Sinn?

yeah, they are a lot of fun, but looking to try something else... perhaps the Omega 8508..

I ended up listing some items and would entertain HC pricing, but no trades unfortunately: http://forums.watchuseek.com/showthread.php?t=1069281 http://forums.watchuseek.com/showthread.php?t=1070641

I can supply LSK170 in 1% matched quads (or higher). I don't really want to part with the p-ch part though. Anyone think there would be any demand for these?

Actually those dash bulbs can be a pita...

Nice!

Tl;dr

Vintage 1997 BRC

I like corner horns. Is this where we recommend what we have (or have in storage in a different state)?

Class action on the hatch being dangerous then new phones for life?

Depends if you have sources that use 4-pin connectors, right? Even then, it wouldn't work. You need 5 pin connectors, so Team 5 Pin represent!

I have a bunch of matched jfets I was planning to list, but life is too crazy now... I drug them out of a pile and moved them to yet another pile and am not sure where they are, or I would check. Hit me up week after next and I should be able to have time to locate them.

I think the worst case scenario is one of the outputs is stuck at negative rail. Other than that I am not sure what could really happen catastrophic...

My personal recommendation would be a Seiko.

FOTM!

Sometimes random choice seems more profound than it is.