Travis Barker is one of the sickest drummers on the planet. Look up any of his stuff on you tube. I personaly like the Soulja boy- crank that, and Busta rhymes- Don't touch me remixes.
Yeah I'm no engineer and don't need a 200mhz, 100ms sampleing, 6 channel scope. I'm an auto tech so I'm just going to be using it for scopeing primary and secondary ignition systems, sensors, alts, and some car audio setups. The best part is work is paying for it, up to $300.
I have been wanting to get me a handlheld scope. I have been looking around on the net and was wanting some input from those of you that have used them. What do you think of these:
http://www.allspectrum.com/store/product_i...?products_id=30
http://www.allspectrum.com/store/product_i...roducts_id=2814
http://www.newark.com/jsp/search/productde...AFC-GB100000001
The first and second one have 12 mhz bandwidth, which is more than the 440 that Meade uses. I also found the one that Meade uses here, a little cheaper than in the link he has posted:
http://www.mcmelectronics.com/product/72-7...ELAID=220584686
Let me know what you guy's think.
It's not the air intake temp sensor. It is the mass air flow sensor. The air intake temp sensor is the one thats on the back side of the corogated tube that the "new" air filter is clamped to. Mass air flow sensors have 4 wires going to them. Air intake temp sensors have 2.
I'm gathering supplies now. Waiting on a few things to come in. I don't like to start projects until I get all the things I need. When I do start I'll take lots of pics.
It's going in an 86 f150 regular cab pickup. Right now I've got a PA apc2200 for them, (I know Power Accoustic boooo) but I'm thinking I'm going to get me a couple sundown saz1000d's
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Yeah I've really been thinking of glassing it all. Keeping it curved and really maintaining the 10 inch port around the corners. Just not sure if it's really necessary or if just using the wood braces would suffice.
Well if I can get good enough feed back on it, I'm going to build it and start a build log. The back of the box is where I'm going to build the amp rack, over top of the bottom part where the "L" sticks out. Thinking about floating the amps there. Not sure yet. I'm decent at metal fabrication so I might make same floating racks with metal. Either that or it will just be a wall with a cover panel all carpeted in.