Comment suckers! (Score 1) 502
I use a 12.4 channel Obecalp System with moon rock cables!
I use a 12.4 channel Obecalp System with moon rock cables!
If you want to be serious with gaming, you need clear speakers. Have a dedicated channel to the spy cloaking sound is awesome.
You could have just said "I'm, a pretensions audiophile!'*
Unless you have a high end speaker and map system, yes on board IS good enough.
Also, I high end system needs a game that uses it as well.
*I know, it's redundant.
On one hand a FACT based science museum for Tesla is cool. OTOH Inman a rude asshat when you point out some of what he says about Tesla is false.
well get you power up to government standards.
Great, you list the types of places they almost always have bad power.
Unless you 200 suite apartment has a high quality power system., you neighbors blender use could impact you power quality.
I pay less the 5 dollar for all my CFLs, and 5.26 for dim-able Phillips 60 watt bulb. I bought it last weekend.
I bought it to replace a CFL in my sons room that had been there for 4 years, and it's on for over 10 hours a day.
It's not irrational to suspect power. BTW: many thing will work fine with dirty power, so keep that in mind.
"When the power is good enough for more than a dozen computers, two laptops, a 60" TV, a LCD projector, an oscope, about $20k worth of stereo equipment, nearly $10k worth of HAM radio equipment, and tons of other electronic equipment, then it must be power that is the problem. If there was a problem, something else would have quit."
You are either a liar or the most ignorant ham operator I have every met when it come to electricity.
"When the power is good enough for more than a dozen computers,"
with a power supply that helps clean the power during conversion from AC to DC.
" an oscope"
really, you have an Oscope, but don't understand how the power coming into it works?
I was going to take the rest part, but instead I'm just going to say, Lights are plug into the AC. There is no converter or batter. Incandescent bulbs can take freq drift, center line drift, bot reduction, and numerous other problems from bad wiring. In fact of you don't have any filters between those device and the wall, THEY could be the cause of dirty power.
FUCK! I jst saw you are AC. I"m not going to cancel because someone might actual need to know this and I've written it already.
You lying prick.
I would really get a monitoring device for your power and watch it over a couple of months.
The rest of you most is mumbo/jumbo
Efficiency is the amount of light per watt. not just the watts
IC watt you did there.
I've user a variety of materials.
Lead isn't needed and if you can't use it right, well..that's a skill problem.
The fact you use needless alarm words means I can't take anything in your post seriously.
"Poison", "Dirty"
Timothy ended that June 29 post about Cardboard with a promise that before long we'd have 'a video introduction to Cardboard with Google VP Clay Bavor
I thought, my karma entitled me to disabled advertising...
I have a Phillips dim-able LED, works great. No flicker.
this one:
http://www.usa.philips.com/c-p...
Fast radio bursts (FRBs) are bright flashes of radio waves that last only a few thousandths of a second. Scientists using the Parkes Observatory in Australia have recorded such events for the first time, but the lack of any similar findings by other facilities led to speculation that the Australian instrument might have been picking up signals originating from sources on or near Earth. The discovery at Arecibo is the first detection of a fast radio burst using an instrument other than the Parkes radio telescope. The position of the radio burst is in the direction of the constellation Auriga in the Northern sky.
“Our result is important because it eliminates any doubt that these radio bursts are truly of cosmic origin,” continues Victoria Kaspi, an astrophysics professor at McGill University in Montreal and Principal Investigator for the pulsar-survey project that detected this fast radio burst. “The radio waves show every sign of having come from far outside our galaxy – a really exciting prospect.”
Exactly what may be causing such radio bursts represents a major new enigma for astrophysicists. Possibilities include a range of exotic astrophysical objects, such as evaporating black holes, mergers of neutron stars, or flares from magnetars — a type of neutron star with extremely powerful magnetic fields.
Be warned: All of the above theories could also be wrong. These fast radio flashes could just as easily turn out to be something entirely unpredicted.
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