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  5. Dust Cap Effect Sound?

    in Subwoofers / Enclosures

    Posted · Edited by Lord Baccus

    i just posted the same thread over on Pap :)

    copy/paste

    ??? what do yall think of oversized dust caps,

    i would think it would effect the performance of the sub,

    and affect the Sd as well,

    as the bottom of the sub is cone shaped and

    the surface would be drastically different

    ???

    as well as oversized inverted dust caps

    please feel to post your thoughts ;D

    i have photoshoped out the Logo for obvious reasons

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    sorry for thread jacking

  7. Tested the PWK Horn & Pap 18" MOAB today

    in Competitors Corner

    Posted

    Can you believe i finally got to meter the MOAB today ;D

    I got in the lane and they had the 30sec crapp going on

    and had a wackass burned cd none of the tracks were labled

    and only jumped in increments of 5.

    >:(

    i did the sweep and by the time i found the track with the

    tone my time was up >:( we only got 1 run... Rippoff

    but i did manage to get a 149.8db @ 5oHz

    ON THE DASH.

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    :hairtrick:

  10. Volt Meter Install

    in Electrical-battery- Alternators- Wiring

    Posted · Edited by Lord Baccus

    Yes it is accuret as i checked it with my Wavetech DMM and it was Bang on...

    i got this out of desperation after my Stinger Digital volt meter went down for the second time...

    i sent it in for a new one but its like watching mud dry,

    waiting & waiting & waiting & awiting waiting & waiting waiting & waiting waiting & waiting waiting & waiting waiting & awiting

    but i digress, its easy to read & easy on the eyes @ night, matches the bule leds on the SAZ 3000d twins, and the blue from the Alpine 9887

    :friends: best $20.oo iv ever spent, and i wasent using the smaller cup holder for anything anyway its too small for anything else

  12. Volt Meter Install

    in Electrical-battery- Alternators- Wiring

    Posted

    i was @ Harbor Freight and saw an analog Volt meter that bosted different color LED's for $19.99

    so i got a lil help from Alan Hall and well minus 1 smaller cup holder later...

    3/4" Mdf wrapped in Blk Vinyl

    heres the installed pic off

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    on with motor off

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    on with motor running

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    different colors

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    not bad for a cheep fixx, waiting for Stinger to replace my digital volt meter.

    http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/disp...temnumber=98479

  16. Stinger Volt Meter

    in Electrical-battery- Alternators- Wiring

    Posted · Edited by Lord Baccus

    i have the Stinger volt meter and this is the 2nd

    one that has had the Display go BAD in less than 6months... >:(

    this is the POS in question

    @ 25.00 apiece this is BADD Bussiness

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    i cannot seem to get a responce from the Company, they are iggnorring my calls

    I DO NOT RECOMEND them to anyone... >:( >:( >:(

  17. And Then I Heard Boom From The Amplifier!

    in General Audio - Can't find a category for your question? Ask here.

    Posted · Edited by Lord Baccus

    If i May give a Lil addvice?

    I have NEVER had a Problem with Sundown Audio

    my link

    http://www.sundownaudio.com/rides_brian_g.html

    http://www.myspace.com/lordbaccus

    Ill not go off on a RANT about RF/Sucks try to remember those

    lil 6yr old chinese children are doing the best they can to produce the RF amps as fast as possiable :rolleyes:

    Just pokin fun :)

  18. Back From Germany

    in Off Topic - Random, Misc posts - the forum "Junk Drawer"

    Posted

    ok guys this is why i went to Germany we WON read this

    http://www.stripes.com/article.asp?sect ... icle=61595

    Soldier gets jail time for molesting girl, 12

    By Seth Robbins, Stars and Stripes

    European edition, Thursday, March 26, 2009

    BAUMHOLDER, Germany — A 34-year-old Army specialist was found guilty of sexually assaulting a 12-year-old girl and making a false official statement.

    Spc. Cortis Sloan, of Battery D, 4th Battalion, 27th Field Army Regiment, 1st Armored Division, was sentenced Tuesday night to seven years in prison, a dishonorable discharge, forfeiture of all pay and reduction to E-1. He had faced a maximum of 25 years in confinement.

    Prosecutors Capt. Brad Crockett and Capt. Chris Anderson told a panel of jurors that after a night of drinking in May 2008, Sloan assaulted the girl in a Baumholder apartment. The girl, however, did not report the incident until two months later, when she was living with her grandparents in Oklahoma.

    The girl’s name is being withheld in accordance with Stars and Stripes’ policy not to name the victims of sexual assault.

    Investigators first approached Sloan when he was deployed in Iraq. He initially denied touching the girl sexually, but in two subsequent interviews admitted to fondling her, investigators said, each time providing new details about the incident.

    "He remembered that night because something significant had happened," Crockett said in his closing statement. "Something that was burned in his memory, something he couldn’t forget."

    It was these confessions in Iraq that Crockett asked the jury to ponder.

    Defense counselors Capt. Aaron Ralph and Capt. Allison McFeatters countered that Sloan’s confessions had been influenced by the Iraq investigators. Sloan signed three statements, McFeatters said, but none of these was typed by him, and all were taken after hours of questioning by investigators.

    Crockett pointed out that Sloan had made the confessions after waiving his right to silence, and even wrote on the sworn statement that the investigators had treated him fairly.

    Friends of Sloan, testifying for the defense, said he was "gullible" when he had been drinking. One friend recalled how he convinced Sloan that he had urinated on a car after a night when they had both been drunk.

    "Who was the easiest person to give their story?" McFeatters asked in her closing statements. "Gullible Specialist Sloan."

    The defense counsel also tried to characterize the girl as untruthful. The teen’s special education teacher spoke about how she had lied routinely about schoolwork, and a guidance counselor testified that she was manipulative.

    But the five men and three women on the panel did not believe she had lied. They deliberated for three hours, and returned a guilty verdict on both charges.

  24. Soundstream

    in Subwoofers / Enclosures

    Posted · Edited by Lord Baccus

    what kind of volts you running and you think you could post a video of it up

    I use MLA control module that has a 15.6v set point ///

    when the Batterys are cold the thing ramps my voltage up to 15.2v

    then when the batterys & alt are warm it backs off to 15.v

    i do not have a camera that will do video but heres a few link's

    http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/ind...p?showforum=116

    http://texasbasswars.freeforums.org/postin...post&p=2684

    http://www.missinglinkaudio.com/index.html

    and now ya know

    battery @ rest before install

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    after installing device w/ motor running

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    added positive lead to battery

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    tied down till i get some loom

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    the device, till i permenantly mount it on the wall

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    the collector battery :slayer:

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    battery @ rest after driving to work and back home :domoslay:

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