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Wicks

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  1. why banks of 7 on the caps?

    Extra voltage capacity.

    but less capacitance, id be curious as to the voltage drop with just 6 cells per bank

    Yep, its a trade-off. BigD had a post where he stated he wanted to test amps up at 17V, so the extra cap was needed.

    I suppose he's fine with it as-is, if he's not even dropping a volt.

    We shall see....

  2. yea guys come on get one of these and wall 32 18" level 6s

    use the bed for amps, batteries, and a jacuzzi.

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    for power just get a bunch of these 900amp mechman alts on the left

    I honestly think that truck can handle it

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    :unknw:

    THIS!

    My home town has a coal mine with 6 of these:

    They only cost $1M each... :o

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    and yes, those front wheels can turn 90 degrees so the truck can pretty much turn on a dime.

    This is an actual pic of one of then at the mine.

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    Can haul about 200 tons and reach about 50 mph.

    Yep, I think they could handle a few of those Mechman's...

    Gross power at 1750 rpm: 1268kW (1700 hp)

    :spiteful:

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  3. Earliest memories are vinyl. Folk's had a huge cabinet that had a record player inside when you flip open the top.

    I remember listening to a compilation record with "Take This Job and Shove It" by Johnny Paycheck (David Allen Coe)..... :drink40:

    You recall those weird Christmas gifts from Grandma, well one of mine was this, the first music I ever owned:

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    Yep.......Culture Club. :o

    Can easily say I was a bit blown away opening this present as a little kid...

    As for the first music I ever bought myself, that was a cassette and it was this one:

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    :rockwoot:

    That evolved into joining Columbia House and BMG and slowly acquiring a ton of rock cassettes which transitioned mostly into rap.

    Went to college in '92 and in the fall I stumbled onto somebody selling a used Teac CD player for $75.

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    That allowed me to purchase my very first CD:

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    Funny thing about that Teac CD player, it was a POS that would barely play CD's.

    It would ALWAYS throw an error code. :aggressive:

    But, strangely I had one CD that somehow would always play and would "fix" the error code:

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    OK, I'm done.

    How's that for a musical story.......

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  4. Heard about this on the radio in the shower....

    I heard, he was paid 175K in TOTAL for all his work..... can you believe that!!?!?!? Fuckers face was everywhere when i was growing up.

    Lunch boxes, tv (all 3 channels).....

    I heard he settled out of court for some more cash........

    Anyway, RIP Coltrane.

    i had the Dukes of Hazzard lunch box :D . I was heart broken when my mom melted my thermos in the dish washer on that coil thing (now known as the element lol) on the bottom.

    Night rider here..... :)

    but, man, the nights spent on the bean bag, watching DOH, Chips, and others... man, time does fly.........

    Ahhh Man...

    I had the Dukes of Hazzard fold-able TV tray. :D

    One of my favorite shows, hell still one of my favorite shows. Still tune to it when I scroll though the channels.

    :drinks:

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  5. Great video!

    Spreading the word out in Colorado on some facebook pages to hopefully convince some haters. We'll see.

    :good:

    This shouldn't be taken as a dig on Alpine at all. Any consumer electronics company that produces equipment in the thousands to millions is going to see some component failures.

    Its just a given when things are produced at that level.

    This is a prefect example though of the true capabilities of the DD-1 vs an Oscope. Sometimes you can't always "see" the problem whereas a specified device that hunts for distortion comes in real handy!

  6. How much do the replacement less cost?

    The LEDs I bought for Scott's 360.3 swap were a whopping $0.33 each.

    Odd colors and sizes are going to raise the price, but as long as they are parts that are used in high qualities in general consumer electronic products, the price will be CHEAP.

    Scott's LEDs were very bright orange so that raised the price. I also bought some basic orange LEDs for $0.046 each.

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