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1. Product: 12" Diamond Audio CM312-D2 subwoofer 2. Specs: Massive Double Stacked Magnet - high excursion, maximum efficiency Cmax TM Optimized Spider and Edge allow long throw and controlled braking Integrated Rubber Trim Gasket - seals driver for front or rear mounting Symmetrically Balanced Suspension - controls high excursion yaw. Radial Vented Basket - uses venturi effect to maximize cooling efficiency On-Line manual here http://www.diamondaudio.com/manuals/cm3_subwoofer_manual-2004.pdf 3. Description/Condition: Brand new re-coned. cosmetic 9.5/10 does not have gasket direct 8awg leads, no terminals 4. Price: : $60 shipped to lower 48 NO TRADES 5. Pictures:

Dr. Subwoofer should have worn Edwin glasses

I havent checked email today yet. I will soon though. Edwin is at the vet, he ate some bad meatballs.

lol, nah, I have ugly hand writing and Edwin scribbles

No problemo dude

Wide beam angled LEDs, spaced close together. Use frosted white plexi lense. aim off center point.

I am home for a bit. As far as power and time. Current flows at the speed of light and its AC current so it alternates back and forth. So this is not an issue, there is no perceived time deviation.

This video explains the contest And here are the 2 entries so far

This is the woofer I am giving away in my contest. 15" woofer 3" Copper Coil D2ohm 1000w rms dual spaced spiders rigid paper cone aluminum dust cap nice big motor integrated tinsel leads Direct 8awg leads

Its related to this. Which was a huge failure http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Motors_EV1

Gain should be matched to head unit signal voltage. Not speaker impedance. If the signal into the amp is 4v, you set the gain at or around 4v. Doesnt matter if its 1 ohm 2 ohm 4 ohm or any ohm on the output side. Gain is an input adjustment.

Is she hot?

the camera never went to static or cutout. I thought lightning had an EMF around it.

MakeLuvnotKids has entered and Dr. Subwoofer himself makes an appearance and gives us some of his dance skills. Funny as hell.

any more entries? Ill put up pics this weekend of the free woofer. Its 15", 3" coil, dual spaced spiders. sewn in tinsel leads. DC style cone. Aluminum dust cap. Its nice

almost 2500 views and have the first entry Pretty fun and he shows some woofer and flex action

Very nice in looks and I am sure in performance as well.

looks like hardwood flooring slats or those found in classic truck beds. I say Walnust

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if time doesnt progress at light speed then, if we could travel light speed we wouldnt age correct? Correct, but we are made of matter, and the energy needed to accelerate matter to the speed of light exceeds the amount of energy in the universe. And if we did have that much energy, we would destroy the universe if we ever collided with even a single atom floating in space. So we can go almost as fast as the speed of light and slow down our aging. But then, we are still limited to just the few nearest starts because at 10 light years away, a round trip would take 20+ years on earth. But if we went to more distant stars, time on Earth would have travel very far and family and friends would be gone upon our return. It's a common thought that a distant trip would be one way.

WHat I find poetic is that even as you look up at the night sky, and star light that is 1 billion years old shines upon you, the light does not age since time does not progress at light speed. So the light that traveled billions of light years to get here, arrives as fresh as the day it was made. It's brand new baby light.

When I think about these things, I think about how we can see possible evidence of life on other planets, and exciting new places. But, it saddens me that we can never go visit our neighbors. The expanses are too great, even to get to our next closest galaxy would take 2.5 million years at light speed. So with any understanding we have of travel and physics, it would be impossible to visit other galaxies in our lifetime, our children's, heck even our species' lifetime. That makes me sad. Hopefully we can at least get to Mars in our lifetime.

the size is crazy, so are distances

ahh, WASP-17B is so far the largest known planet. Problem with large planets is that if they gain too much mass, they shrink under their own gravity. So to gain size, a planet needs to have low mass. If mass exceeds a certain point, it can form a star. WASP-17B is about as dense as styrofoam, much less than Jupiter. But it is twice the size of Jupiter.