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Dump a lot of water over the plant so wash out the nitrogen.
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If that doesn't work, pour lots of water with a dash of vinegar to neutralize the ammonia.
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>>2603681
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Dump a lot of water over the plant so wash out the nitrogen.
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If that doesn't work, pour lots of water with a dash of vinegar to neutralize the ammonia.
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What's everyone's favorite piss recepticle? Thin walls in my room, looking for containers where my piss hitting the side doesn't alert my housemates. Maybe it's a skill issue.
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just dumped my piss jug last thursday. it stinks pretty bad whenever i open it, like sulfur. ive only been using it for a few months. whenever i empty it, theres a lot of frothy foam at the end that just keeps coming out. is it worth it to clean your piss jug or just keep using it?
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i got a picture of my states governor on the wall next to my painting of a cow i bought at meijer above my broken bike and honestly its pretty aesthetic as the kids would say
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i got a picture of my states governor on the wall next to my painting of a cow i bought at meijer above my broken bike and honestly its pretty aesthetic as the kids would say
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Is there a reason striped wallpaper isn't common? I find aesthetic as fuck.
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Personally, I'm just not a massive fan of patterned wallpapers, textured is fine, I like solid colours, I like walls that are different colours to each other if they're complimentary. That pic isn't ugly in the slightest, but it's also not something I enjoy or would choose.
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And the finished product. It was my first attempt so they're a little janky. I just melted down some scrap brass and used plaster of Paris in the flask
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And the finished product. It was my first attempt so they're a little janky. I just melted down some scrap brass and used plaster of Paris in the flask
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just don't buy a house and stop shitting up our board with this drivel.
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I have a home I just dislike where it is and the way I have files my income tax for max deductions leaves me with a very low Net Stated income so I am not getting a mortgage apart from the fact institutional buyers pay well above asking for everything that is decent further pushing available inventory beyond my reach.
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Is it possible to use the spent block to start anew on fresh substrate?
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In a sense, yes. But sinensis will kick in eventually. The age of basidiomytes is afaik determined by cellular divisions, which is how the fungus expands. By using an old substrate, you’re using one that’s undergone many cellular divisions, and will be weaker. The clock is reset when they reproduce from spores.
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My compost mushrooms are amazing sometimes, a year later and they’ll still fruit huge caps out of the same bag. But yeah, idk, I’m gonna set up some stuff for spent substrate this year and see what happens. It’s amazing what they can still put out when just simply rehydrated.
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W = VA, watts = volts x amps which is always true for anything btw. You can always take a multimeter to it to see what it’s actually running too. Fridges don’t constantly draw that many watts either, it’s only when they’re actually running (like, compressor is on) that they draw power of course. Hold on I’ll check the whole convo out I gotta scroll up, this is my new fridge btw, it’s like a stainless steel table but it’s a fridge, my flow hood will sit on top of it. Had to do it cuz I had to pull my lab back to my place and downsize, it’s pretty dope though. I’ll probably kill it when I’m actually doing sterile work so it doesn’t vibrate subtlety when the compressor kicks on but overall it thought it was a slick idea to use an undercounter fridge for culture storage, since it’s all right beneath the hood and minimizes floor space
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Is there a device that you can use to jockey or program this sort of stuff? I’ve wanted something like this for awhile. So for example you could tell the fridge for to not turn on while the PC is running (the PC shuts off intermittently after a couple hours of run time, so the fridge would kick on when the PC’s element isn’t heating). It would really let you get so much more out of limited power to have that granular kind of control.
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I ran a cycle 2 days ago and had no electrical issues (hell yeah). About to open her up in a few hours to nocc. I did a row of 5 each. Did the noprep oats supplemented with wbs. If you see in picrel, I put this aluminum trivet that came with a tamale pot I bought a few years ago. I used that at the bottom because I heard sometimes the bags can push through the stainless steel grate and pop from touching the heating element
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Prostitute. OF makes it pretty easy to be a modern whore.
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Generate billboard-like output. A linear framebuffer would be ideal, but I can deal with whatever it gives me, as long as it's documented. I don't want an OS. It needs fragile storage like SD card or USB memory stick flash storage, and if it's connected with ethernet it's a security risk.
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Of course, it’s a weird-ass thing, they didn’t believe in interrupts, so you’ve got a whole core waiting on a bit flip.
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An SBC like a raspi doesn’t need an OS to function, you can run it directly as an ARM processor running ARM machine code. It has the dedicated graphics hardware tied to an HDMI output you want for this, but writing code to interface with it sounds complicated. The same applies to other ARM boxes like android TV units, but the documentation for those processors is probably a lot worse than for a raspberry pi.
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Not that I would recommend it but there's a project that gets HDMI working on a RP2040/Raspberry Pi Pico. As far as I remember it uses one of the cores and PIO, but leaves the other core free to do things.
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If you're dead set on not using an OS/SBC that could work.
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>>2603308
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>>2598762
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Kek pics plz
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>>2600839
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Looks like the junction boxes inside septic tanks
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The power company doesn't want you to know this but the electricity in the cables is free.
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>>2595205
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Not if you like hairy pussy.
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>meter tails cover isn't even sealed
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>>2601001
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>>2599121
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>>2604458
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Oh look it’s all my sex choices after 10 years of marriage
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You clowns are both wrong, you must continue the same size of trim around the house can't just change shapes at every corner, need to stay consistent
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You clowns are both wrong, you must continue the same size of trim around the house can't just change shapes at every corner, need to stay consistent
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No, you don't; that stair seems to go to basement so it's perfectly fine to be that way.
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this is prolly the smartest thing to do.
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There ya go bud.
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thanks, yeah I was considering getting a set of chisels dedicaced for paring only
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>>2603729
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>>2604033
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fun. be sure to read and follow your postal service's guidelines for boxes. in the USA, carriers can and will suspend delivery if they don't like your mailbox, and complaints to your carrier, station clerks, and postmaster will be ignored, and then we laugh at you after you leave.
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Anyone know about cncs for wood specifically? My current cheap Chinese 3018 cuts beech at 0.5mm doc, 300mm/s . How much would I have to invest to get 5 to 10 times that capacity? Are any sub €1k machines worth looking into
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Does anybody here take these blades seriously? Or their bits or hole saws or anything?
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Gotta say @ 2 for $22, it’s really clean compared to the Ryobi and Craftsman cheap ass blades that I had before.
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Trying to build a shoe rack so I’m going to annoy you guys. I want an excuse to finally use this router so I think I’m going to round over the outside edges on the ~1x3’’s that are making up the perimeter.
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Low end big box store garbage, matches the Ryobi well
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>>2596627
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I think I'll stick with Diablo for cheaper blades, and then move up to Ridge Carbide if I need better results.
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Educated response
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>>2604534
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Home Depot had Diablo 2pks and Lowe’s had DeWalt and Spyder 2pks all on sale for ~$50. I use Diablo on everything else and was waiting for the holiday shippers to go on clearance, and the Spyders were the first to drop off real cheap.
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You might want to consider going up to a 50 or 60 tooth blade designed for a miter saw, they have a different tooth cant that works better for plunging into the work piece, and the higher count will get you cleaner cuts than one meant for framing.
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This was my first adult quad, it fucking rips and can take some hits.
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What would I need to go comically far whilst maintaining live video feedback and control?
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This was my first adult quad, it fucking rips and can take some hits.
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| 1408 |
What would I need to go comically far whilst maintaining live video feedback and control?
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>>2604023
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| 1411 |
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Directional tx/vrx antennae (a ground station preferably), a diversity rx on your drone, at least 1 watt of power each for control and video links, and a clear line of sight. You can get the kind of range where your battery is the limit.
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>>2603742
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Why the fuck were you anywhere near water
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>>2604052
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Because flying over fjords would be gorgeous
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>>2603691
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Haha, another person thinking any form of copter will be sneaky.
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>>2603742
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You went over water with no return to home?
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That's on you buddy.
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>>2604113
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Yeah, I don't think I ever said it wasn't
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>>2604116
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Well anyways, a good practice for blind recovery is hitting angle mode, tipping back towards yourself, and hoping it makes it. Better luck next time friend. RIP to your copter.
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>>2604119
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| 1433 |
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Thanks anon. It's a much better strategy than my blind panic.
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| 1436 |
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Blind panic is how we all started, it's pretty much a necessary part of the learning process.
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Now my question is, is it possible to use this chip with another more powerful amplifier chip? Or the amplification factor is a limited thing and it would be impossible to amplify it further and I would need to have more powerful transmitter chip in the first place?
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FCC may go fuck themselves by the way.
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Now my question is, is it possible to use this chip with another more powerful amplifier chip? Or the amplification factor is a limited thing and it would be impossible to amplify it further and I would need to have more powerful transmitter chip in the first place?
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| 1136 |
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| 1137 |
FCC may go fuck themselves by the way.
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>>2603848
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| 1140 |
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There are almost certainly aliexpress 2.4GHz amplifiers you can buy. But I'm not sure how well they play with a system that transmits and receives through the same antenna. Look at the schematic and datasheets, I'm guessing there's an analog multiplexer (at RF so probably made out of diodes) directly on the antenna. That or the NRF is just able to eat the amplified input and ignore it until you shut it off to RX.
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>>2604043
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| 1143 |
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Nah bro, I'm not buying anything but doing the PCB myself. Similar to the one on that picture but with higher amplification factor. I need to know if it's possible to amplify the low power transmitter 0dBm to much higher gain like 30dBm or it will not work because RF reasons.
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>>2604095
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Same principles apply. Look at circuits of existing solutions and see where one gain stage could be substituted for another.
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>>2604126
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I already did, the schematics and PCB part is not an issue. I ask about where it's possible from RF standpoint to amplify weak signal a lot.
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>>2604127
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| 1152 |
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Can't see any problem with adding lots of gain to a weak signal. You end up also amplifying the noise, but the SNR isn't really a limiting factor of a transmitter anyhow.
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| 1153 |
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>2.4GHz pcb design
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| 1154 |
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lmao good luck
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I cannot find a solution to this problem after hours of searching. Can you help me, /ham/? I want to make a slim jim antenna from scrap 400ohm ladder line for 6m, and either 2m or 70cm (which one doesn't matter.) I cannot find any plans that will make it dual band on 6m and 2m/70cm. Is this even possible? I know there are triband antennas available, but I would like to make it if possible.
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>>2604131
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| 1159 |
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> Can't see any problem with adding lots of gain to a weak signal. You end up also amplifying the noise, but the SNR isn't really a limiting factor of a transmitter anyhow.
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Nice. Does it mean I could theoretically stack a bunch of amplifiers one after another if I'd not care about power consumption?
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> >2.4GHz pcb design
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> lmao good luck
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| 1163 |
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Thanks, it's already done btw, as I said it's a popular module.
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>>2604134
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>Does it mean I could theoretically stack a bunch of amplifiers one after another if I'd not care about power consumption?
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Each stage will introduce its own noise, so generally I'd want to have one high-gain stage, as opposed to a bunch of low-gain stages.
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Just a reminder that this Friday is Morse Code Day.
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>>2604181
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| 1172 |
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Every day is Morse Code Day if you're no no code retard
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>>2603848
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What is te legality of using these for a link? I was thinking of a point-to-point direct line of sight 10 km link that needs better tan 1MB/s bandwidth.
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>>2603848
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I know nothing of drone technology or small chips, but typically you can amplify a signal as much as you like multiple times over. The trick, I'd assume, is to ensure distortion doesn't happen between amplifiers, and bandwidth doesn't change between transmitters (you don't want a wide banded signal trying to communicate with a narrow banded receiver, for example. At least not for data like this). The whole point of a linear amplifier is to amplify while retaining the original signal.
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| 1180 |
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All that being said, it might just be easier to drive a signal from the get-go with more power and be done with it. Not over driving your current chip, but getting a chip that can be programmed with your ideal frequency that puts out more power by design. Keep in mind it might have a higher drain on battery life, but it'll be unremarkable compared to the motors of the drone running.
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What's the likelihood of this included antenna being dogshit?
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| 1184 |
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I mean I have the time and money to replace it but I don't have any meters or anything to test how good or bad it is
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>>2604316
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It's probably fine if it's just UHF/VHF anyway.
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>>2604316
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It'll probably be mediocre but it'll get the job done.
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>>2604316
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I don't know man, better buy a tape measure meme antenna just to be safe. The two that come with it might give you n00b cancer.
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>>2601255
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Good idea, The caffeine was to help me kick the energy drinks without having to deal with headaches and other withdrawals. I'm not against the idea of adding some caffeine though.
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>>2601255
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Good idea, The caffeine was to help me kick the energy drinks without having to deal with headaches and other withdrawals. I'm not against the idea of adding some caffeine though.
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>>2603311
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>>2603472
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Jesus hell, never underestimate german autistic beer laws
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>>2603470
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>17D English Barleywine (Ale)
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know of a good recipe? maybe one thats on the lower side of abv, and has more sweet vanilla flavors
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Anyone had this happen before? I cooled my wort to 30 C, pitched the yeast and it exploded with foam in literally seconds. This is my 4th batch and first time this happened. What did I do wrong and is it ruined?
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>>2604294
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Which yeast was it? 30°C is pretty warm for pitching, only some Kweik yeasts like those temperatures.
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But to be honest, I never saw such a violent reaction directly while pitching.
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>is it ruined?
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Most likely not, except the temperature difference killed your yeast.
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Clean the bucket, make sure everything is tight and wait 24 hours. If you don't have airlock activity, re-pitch the yeast.
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>>2603795
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>Straffe Hendrik
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Good choice
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>Has anyone here tried making something like it?
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No, and very likely not going to. Never understood the appeal of Brett. In southern Germany the people let their Apple juice ferment wildly and as soon as you open the bottle, your entire apartment smells like a horse stable. Absolutely not my jam.
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>>2604206
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One of the flavor profiles of a Barleywine is the warming ethanol, but I guess we can cut down on that. I'll post my Barleywine recipe tomorrow and change it up a bit to lower the ABV, maybe you'll like that.
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New to homebrewing, trying my first partial mash. I'm trying to do a spotted cow clone recipe, and was wondering if anyone could verify this. I've seen some people just mash the entire 6 gallons of preboil water with grain bags. Is it better for me to just mash it separately in the respective 1.5 gallons then add that to the boil kettle with the 4.5 gallons? Sorry if I sound retarded
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>>2594821
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Kek.
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>>2594821
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Kek.
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>>2594821
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>electrician
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Have you considered double lightning next?
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Like two Harry Potter scars right next to each other.
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>>2596404
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Yea or holy christ just paint dots on a shovel if its for excavation/trench depth would work rather than a fuckin tattoo. Wtf.
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>oh hold on bois were goin under the driveway lemme hoist up my shorts to make sure weve got our 24 inches!
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>>2594819 (OP)
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Not a tattoo but
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In this case 0.0006 has to be added because the crank mics at 1.8320 according to the bore gauge
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It's not all that interesting or cool, however my grandad used it while he worked for boeing. I have a newer mitutoyo that I use.
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In this case 0.0006 has to be added because the crank mics at 1.8320 according to the bore gauge
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It's not all that interesting or cool, however my grandad used it while he worked for boeing. I have a newer mitutoyo that I use.
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>>2603844
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You need to preset it to a precision ring gauge of known size within its measurement range. This is basic calibration.
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--- 2604146
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An HP4145A Semiconductor Parameter Analyzer. Measures down to the pA In the right range. Still need Triaxial cables worth 500+ to actually use it.
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Not a direct measuremetn tool per se but able to be missused as one instead of characterizing transistors.
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>>2602096
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Nice
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>>2604223
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>No F, I, P, Q, V
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>>2603855
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>dial
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LOL
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whats the problem never learned to read vernier?
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>>2604378
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Whats vernier?
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I don't use them because I do things in metric most of the time when I need a caliper. The one in my image are imperial.
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>>2598050
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>drunks are known for accomplishing shit
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Old depth gauge.
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>>2604488
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That's not a depth gage, that's a Shore hardness tester.
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There should be a sharp penetrator on the bottom that you press into the material being tested.
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>>2603711
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Does it look like they were laid in with the grout? Or you think they drilled holes and hammered em in?
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--- 2604017
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| 1341 |
>>2603711
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| 1342 |
Does it look like they were laid in with the grout? Or you think they drilled holes and hammered em in?
|
| 1343 |
+
--- 2604035
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| 1344 |
+
>>2603867
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| 1345 |
+
Turn off the water at the source. You will need to do that to remove and replace cartridge
|
| 1346 |
+
--- 2604114
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| 1347 |
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>>2603995
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| 1348 |
+
Dont be a pussy, just put a 220v outlet in
|
| 1349 |
+
It costs like 50$
|
| 1350 |
+
Just do it right off the breaker box so you only need like 2 feet of wire
|
| 1351 |
+
--- 2604128
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| 1352 |
+
I am building a 4x5m room from scratch and I've only put up the studs at the moment.
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| 1353 |
+
|
| 1354 |
+
What material is best for noise isolation? I am having 10cm glass fiber isolation between the studs and considering 2-3 layers of drywall, does that sound ok?
|
| 1355 |
+
|
| 1356 |
+
It's going to be a home theatre room.
|
| 1357 |
+
--- 2604135
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| 1358 |
+
>>2604128
|
| 1359 |
+
Have you decided on the equipment you'll be using?
|
| 1360 |
+
A requirement for my next house purchase is enough space to set up a home theater room.
|
| 1361 |
+
I have no real good space in my current one.
|
| 1362 |
+
--- 2604199
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| 1363 |
+
>>2604017
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| 1364 |
+
The ends are tapered just like a nail, about 2" deep.
|
| 1365 |
+
The house was built around 1965. US construction, they were functional shutters with hinges.
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| 1366 |
+
I'm guessing they were laid by the mason or the grout was drilled and they were hammered in
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| 1367 |
+
--- 2604213
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| 1368 |
+
>>2603619
|
| 1369 |
+
Conventional purifiers are essentially fans with filters so you might want to consider adding a filter to whatever fan or A/C you already have.
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| 1370 |
+
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| 1371 |
+
Then there are fancy stuff that are either ionizers or ozone generators disguised as ionizers and these don't really remove dust from the room.
|
| 1372 |
+
--- 2604474
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| 1373 |
+
>>2602673
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| 1374 |
+
>Why do you need a pencil with no lead?
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| 1375 |
+
I don't. I am making some things that just happen to be based on the dimensions of a pencil. Pilot lamp holders for some antique electrical equipment.
|
| 1376 |
+
--- 2604486
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| 1377 |
+
>>2599128
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| 1378 |
+
I feel like you might be the biggest retard on the face of the earth
|
| 1379 |
+
--- 2604489
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| 1380 |
+
>>2596917
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| 1381 |
+
>100kW hydro electric dam at my farm
|
| 1382 |
+
Wait, story time? Do you own the thing? You sell it to the utility company?
|
| 1383 |
+
--- 2604549
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| 1384 |
+
>>2596917
|
| 1385 |
+
Bypass some of the water through a venturi. Place the suction tube where the sand accumulates. When sand accumulates, open a valve to the venturi input and the sand will be vacuumed out.
|
| 1386 |
+
--- 2604570
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| 1387 |
+
Why does the part number come up as a 3hp motor and the motor is physically too small to be a 6hp motor but it says its HP is 6spl?
|
| 1388 |
+
Am I going to fuck up if I buy a 5HP motor
|
| 1389 |
+
--- 2604580
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| 1390 |
+
i used a bunch of tarps and cheap gloves for concrete work. theyre all still in decent shape. would an acidic vinigear bath help preserve them?
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| 1391 |
+
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| 1392 |
+
i was thinking
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| 1393 |
+
>gloves in a gallon of water with an oz or three of white vinigear
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| 1394 |
+
>pour vinegar and water on tarps and brush the water across both side.
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| 1395 |
+
is this pointless or will it help preserve ther material?
|
| 1396 |
+
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| 1397 |
+
i have more time than money*
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| 1398 |
+
--- 2604585
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| 1399 |
+
Toilet leaks from the base. Sometimes the water is clear, sometimes its brown translucent - and smells like piss. I had the seal checked and replaced twice. Seems random, happens more frequently after a shower AND if the fan is on.
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| 1400 |
+
|
| 1401 |
+
Thought about just caulking the base of it, but then the leaked water is going to drip around the base...
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| 1402 |
+
|
| 1403 |
+
Not sure what to do. any help is appreciated. Its not coming from the tank. Maybe the toilet itself is cracked?
|
| 1404 |
+
--- 2604586
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| 1405 |
+
>>2604585
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| 1406 |
+
forgot pic
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| 1407 |
+
--- 2604591
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| 1408 |
+
>>2604585
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| 1409 |
+
>I had the seal checked and replaced twice.
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| 1410 |
+
which seal?
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| 1411 |
+
it sounds like the wax ring between the toilet and drain.
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| 1412 |
+
if the floor isn't level or if you're able to move the toilet, you can mess up that seal
|
| 1413 |
+
they make replacements that are a synthetic rubber so they're more flexible
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| 1414 |
+
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| 1415 |
+
it smells like piss because it's piss.
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| 1416 |
+
if you caulk around the toilet you're not fixing the leak, you're just trapping it under the toilet
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| 1697 |
The new amplifier this thing drives needs the preamp to have a power gain of 34 dBm. I'm not at all familiar with dBm so I don't know if I've met that goal. The other issue is that the circuit is about as stable as a trainwreck in terms of component variability
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| 1698 |
|
| 1699 |
I 100% expect this thing to shit the bed on the test bench when I get around to testing it
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| 1697 |
The new amplifier this thing drives needs the preamp to have a power gain of 34 dBm. I'm not at all familiar with dBm so I don't know if I've met that goal. The other issue is that the circuit is about as stable as a trainwreck in terms of component variability
|
| 1698 |
|
| 1699 |
I 100% expect this thing to shit the bed on the test bench when I get around to testing it
|
| 1700 |
+
--- 2604117
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| 1701 |
+
>>2603731
|
| 1702 |
+
I don't want to be serious about electronics but just do a quick little project where I could learn a thing or two. So buying +100€ gear seems a little overkill
|
| 1703 |
+
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| 1704 |
+
>>2603743
|
| 1705 |
+
I want it to be compact, so probably SMT. I'll look a bit into THT if it's easier. Thanks anon
|
| 1706 |
+
|
| 1707 |
+
>>2603771
|
| 1708 |
+
Same reply as first anon
|
| 1709 |
+
--- 2604132
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| 1710 |
+
>>2604117
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| 1711 |
+
SMT is definitely more compact. For a beginner though I wouldn't go for anything smaller than SOIC ICs. Whether to go for the common 0603 size passives is hard to say, you definitely need a fine soldering tip for that (1.5mm screwdriver tip maximum size, definitely not a straight conical). You'd have an easier time soldering 0805s or 1206s, but they start eating at your space savings. MELFs are cool though.
|
| 1712 |
+
--- 2604214
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| 1713 |
+
So zeners are virtually indestructible as long as the max current / wattage is not exceeded, but at least there is no need to worry about the reverse breakdown, since all the excess voltage will be dropped by the series resistor and the zener itself will never see more reverse voltage than it is rated at?
|
| 1714 |
+
--- 2604222
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| 1715 |
+
>>2604214
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| 1716 |
+
>zener itself will never see more reverse voltage than it is rated at?
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| 1717 |
+
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| 1718 |
+
by definition.
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| 1719 |
+
|
| 1720 |
+
>virtually indestructible
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| 1721 |
+
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| 1722 |
+
nothing is.
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| 1723 |
+
sometimes they short out, just for fun.
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| 1724 |
+
i once had one get so hot, it desoldered itself.
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| 1725 |
+
--- 2604247
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| 1726 |
+
>>2604132
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| 1727 |
+
speaking from experience, 0603 are fine for a beginner, 0402 on the other hand turned out a pain in the ass. i lose 3-4 before i solder 1 cause i can't fucking see them and i have shitty tweezers so they always run away from me. but if you have a choice fuck anything smaller than 0603. or even 0805.
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| 1728 |
+
--- 2604271
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| 1729 |
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is it economical to buy toroid cores suitable for mains frequency? i need a transformer for a linear power supply project and custom wound transformers seem pretty $$$$.
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| 1730 |
+
--- 2604285
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| 1731 |
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I need a quality set of ESD safe tweezers shipped from within EU.
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| 1732 |
+
At the very least I'd need straight ones one with a fine tip and one with a flat tip, and curved ones with a fine tip.
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| 1733 |
+
What reputable companies make good stuff? Anyone tried Piergiacomi ones?
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| 1734 |
+
--- 2604305
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| 1735 |
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>>2604132
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| 1736 |
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>>2604247
|
| 1737 |
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So I did some research, I will use this strip : https://dephen.net/collections/led-strip-light/products/led-strip-lights-warm
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| 1738 |
+
For the control I will use pwm (i want a dimmer) and this little mosfet, PSMN013-30MLC.
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| 1739 |
+
For the ESP32 I will use the dev board with some female pin headers. It's not compact at all, but I will have the possibility to reuse it somewhere else if I want.
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| 1740 |
+
--- 2604376
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| 1741 |
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Hi, I'm looking for picrel but have no idea of its name. It's a push button with 2 states.
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| 1742 |
+
--- 2604422
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| 1743 |
+
>>2604305
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| 1744 |
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Is that kind of 5V strip bright enough? Also check that your FET will turn on with a 3.3V gate voltage, you may need a level shifter.
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| 1745 |
+
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| 1746 |
+
>>2604376
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| 1747 |
+
Looks like a computer power button, though the ones I have are momentary.
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| 1748 |
+
--- 2604430
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| 1749 |
+
>>2604376
|
| 1750 |
+
Maybe "latching plunger switch"?
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| 1751 |
+
--- 2604437
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| 1752 |
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>>2604376
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| 116 |
Considering most if not all of them are hookers they probably didn't live long enough to worry about cancer.
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Oiiin papi
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Considering most if not all of them are hookers they probably didn't live long enough to worry about cancer.
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--- 2603232
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Oiiin papi
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Still quite a few white people in this area. A lot of mexicans though, hardly any negros. The shenanigans I posted happened back in 2002 before big globohomo started ramping up exponentially to where they are today...
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Nah like I said the whole class knew what was happening. Hell even the teacher saw and just shook his head and walked away. He didn't give a fuck what we did in that class as long as no one got hurt or fought too violently.
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cheap sewing kit should have most tools u need. u honestly only need a needle and thread, but scissors can make some things easier. youtube vids can teach you which kind of stitch you will want to use. if u have patches, try the backstitch, its fairly strong and should work okay for pants. maybe even do two parallel lines spaced 1/8'' or 1/16'' apart if ur doing heavy lifting
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Are the super cheap parts on amazon just as good as from other places? I assume they all come from China anyway. Talking about like class 15 bobbins and bobbin cases.
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Also I need a new take up spring for the tension assembly for an old Morse straight stitch, are the industrial ones the same size as a presumably generic class 15 clone? I may also just need to replace the whole unit I don't know, but I know for damn sure the spring is fucked. The rest of the machine operates soooo smoothly though.
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>if that makes sense.
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however, both of these are for more ambitious than I was considering. just a small doll that's probably going to be made of felt unless I discover felt would be a good material to use
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Felt is going to pill very badly with wear/abrasion, especially if it's the commomly available wool/acrlic blend. Try either a woven fabric like muslin, or a plush fabric like Minky instead.
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thank you for the guidance here.
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I wouldn't want my doll to pill, and although I think muslin would look cuter, making the doll actually soft and huggable might be more of a challenge than I can handle.
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I want it to keep complexity down and create a soft doll so maybe I'll just get some minky.
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>This is why yuros still have cistern water filled with dead rats, and separate faucets
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That stand is on sale today for $89
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That stand is on sale today for $89
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It doesn’t take many uses for me to buy instead of rent. If the tool is <$500, if you rent that thing >2 times and spend half a day picking it up and returning it, plus the rental cost and dealing with a machine that was abused by other morons, I would seriously consider just buying the thing as long as you have the storage space.
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No complains with the Kobalt 10" compound miter. Picked it up new for $130 a few years ago on a doorbuster sale at Lowes. It goes for more these days but keep an eye out for opportunities.
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Chlorine in the water means you can't drink it anymore, so who cares what kind of bacteria it has at that point.
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>>2600342
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>its much easier ... Cold water pipes stay always below 68F.
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>>2603845
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the word is not sterile my friend.
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the pipes, taps, could contain bacteria before being installed, does the plumber install pex with fresh gloves and a mask ?
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this can be contained by nuking the water with chlorine like the us but then its nasty to drink and smells and tastes like pool water
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They do absolutely nothing to it, they send the water in below 68, and therefore it's below 68. So you have to leave the cold running for a couple minutes if you didn't use it for a couple days, most people don't know this though.
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> europoor uncontrollably shits all over the walls
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Sneed
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Why would I have a kettle when I have a microwave?
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The virgin IEC vs the Chad NEMA
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But more importantly - RVs aren't designed to withstand lateral loads from the soil. They aren't designed to withstand a ton of soil on the roof either.
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I'm not saying you should buy this because it's fucking small and expensive even with everything included, but I'm wondering if the idea of plegable walls can be implemented to make something decent
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The point of these threads is the dream, the spiritual quest, the idea that autspergies can HIDE. The identical environment in reinforced concrete boonker above ground will not make the fear go away. Autism craves the illusion of very particular order(s). For example trains are BIG and exciting and you can bury a steam-cleaned tank car hull as shelter from Mommy (from whom all tendies flow but from whose thicc blak cock also flows punishment which hewts babby).
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Constant bunker threads preserve the dream. Even a child with a trowel and a wheely bin tipped sideways can pretend it is safe from enemy shelling.
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Now how can I make a doomsday bunker that will protect me? I live a mile away from the White House so I need total simultaneous blast, rad, glowie and Wakandan protection for at least sixty years from zero hour. I have no skills, am learning disabled, deeply in denbt, have no income (I gnaw the piles off hobos for a hot meal) and am prone to hours-long fits of screaming. Due to genetic damage from being Southern I lack opposable thumbs.
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Boy you really are a fucking retard. To op, do not tree trim on a ladder. Do not tree trimmer on a ladder st your customers house, don't do this as your weekend hustle because you definitely will not have insurance when you become paralyzed.
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Boy you really are a fucking retard. To op, do not tree trim on a ladder. Do not tree trimmer on a ladder st your customers house, don't do this as your weekend hustle because you definitely will not have insurance when you become paralyzed.
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Bros I want my lawn to have beautiful green grass but gonna be expensive to reseed
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We have an Ego electric mower, and it's awesome. Chews through pretty much anything without a second thought, never stalls, the battery lasts 2-3 mows, and it's nice and quiet. Even as someone who loves engines and tinkering with carburetors, I'm definitely sticking with electric from now on.
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Some of that Ego stuff looks nice, but I’m not quite there with the $200+ 56V batteries. We’ll see what happens when my current gas mower finally dies, I grabbed an 18V brushless trimmer when my 2 stroke trimmer shit the bed. It’s attachment capable too and I got the edger and it works real well.
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It is pretty nice, but definitely expensive (maybe too much). My girlfriend got it before we moved in together for mowing her parents' lawn, and she basically just walked into home depot and got the only electric one on the shelves. I doubt I would have bought one if she didn't bring it with her when we got the house.
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You're literally describing a capacitive touchscreen
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>HF die grinders
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complete and utter shit - the right angle grinder collet is just pressed on and flew off. every air tool i've bought at harbor freight is complete shit and didn't last more than a couple days. any pro should spend the cash for astro or better yet cp
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>HF die grinders
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complete and utter shit - the right angle grinder collet is just pressed on and flew off. every air tool i've bought at harbor freight is complete shit and didn't last more than a couple days. any pro should spend the cash for astro or better yet cp
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I was thinking about the HF brand nailer because it was so cheap for maybe that once a year tool.
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Guess I’m glad I didn’t do that. Pic related was only $70 or $80, and I got a free $50 Amazon gift card so it cost me about the same as whatever cheap HF brand they had.
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I don’t really trust anything from HF. Would never buy their better products when I can get name brand for the same money. Too many times you use something from HF and it seems ok for awhile and then you learn where they saved the pennies.
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Also with those 18ga nailers, they have the super cheap CP brand for $30, and then they had the “Banks” brand for <$10 more, so I’m sitting there like “I know this brushed potmetal Central Pneumatic is trash, and this Banks is $7 more for a pain job so it’s only $7 more worth of quality over trash, and the ‘BEST’ is the Piece, which costs as much as grabbing the damn Hitachi/Metabo which I know isn’t trash and don’t have to gamble”
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I bought an 86 S10 for $500, my first truck. It starts and runs but you really have to finesse it at the lower RPMs or it will die. I’ve killed it in bumper to bumper traffic a lot. I think this is related to excessive air intake since the cap for the carb is missing but idk about cars. How’d I do and how am I doing, I’ve been loving truck life now I can actually get Craigslist free stuff I have like half a dozen fridges now
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On a dual axle landscape trailer with no trailer brakes I have towed a jeep cherokee well over an hour/50 miles with the 4.3. You still will have more power than a loaded dump truck.
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This. I've never met a millenial half as dishonest or stupid as any boomer. As soon as they all die we can fix so much shit.
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This. I've never met a millenial half as dishonest or stupid as any boomer. As soon as they all die we can fix so much shit.
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A big company won't be any different anon. I really pushed myself at my last job and was moved into a department that was intended to be high skill and more costly risks. I was cross trained more than anyone else, learning mills lathes and grinders. I went to school to improve my knowledge of machining. And when the year end raises came I got 3%
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Free where I live. What shithole are you from?
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>>2601245 (OP)
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Free where I live. What shithole are you from?
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had a piece from a month ago. washed with water. not even sure if that took care of it. i don't have any symptoms. no pain or anything. am i in the clear?
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No but I immediately think of pretentious, emasculated, limp-wristed, faggot cucks when I think of Europe.
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Wear this.
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People don't think like this enough.
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Just waiting on the connectors I ordered, should be arriving in like 6-8 hours or whatever, I'll finally have this thing working, might report back with some results, could be helpful for other retards like myself.
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| 1267 |
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| 1268 |
I think ants are okay with some falls - the paper is just very springy, and I accidentally bent it, which launched her into the wall of the jar - not very hard, mind you, and she went right on with her business digging a hole, but I'm now quite upset.
|
| 1269 |
I hope she's alright. :(
|
| 1270 |
+
--- 2604039
|
| 1271 |
+
>>2604009
|
| 1272 |
+
It just identifies resonant frequencies and avoids those movements; you don't leave it on normally.
|
| 1273 |
+
>>2603970
|
| 1274 |
+
>It would be literally be a new era in 3d printing.
|
| 1275 |
+
Yeah, it would. There is such things as CNC tape laying machines, thermwood lsam, etc., but as consumer/hobbyist FDM encompasses more techniques, it will only benefit us in terms of what we can create.
|
| 1276 |
+
>>2603933
|
| 1277 |
+
>Do you mean it spins?
|
| 1278 |
+
That's exactly right anon, the build surface is mounted onto a wheeled track and spins round and round, in much the same way as a microwave oven. That way I can print out gay little heart shapes and watch them spin around like a kaleidoscope.
|
| 1279 |
+
>The hell is that printer anyway?
|
| 1280 |
+
It's based on a Czech design with double gantries, double pulleys, and repeating digits. In fact u shuld czech' this du35l3dg3t !!11right now, mothfucker 1^ ^ ^ ^ [)U3S G37 @222222eleven
|
| 1281 |
+
>z steppers try to move in both directions at once
|
| 1282 |
+
>spi comms initialized incorrectly
|
| 1283 |
+
>extruder is the only one I got correct
|
| 1284 |
+
>tfw
|
| 1285 |
+
Fuck this shit, fuck you all. I'm taking a nap and then I'm deleting my 9gag account from the entire web.
|
| 1286 |
+
--- 2604066
|
| 1287 |
+
>>2603083
|
| 1288 |
+
It's great, wish they'd make a big one. Didn't even bother to finish my voron because of how capable the x1c is. And it's fairly serviceable, especially the hotend considering how cheap it is. You can just buy the complete assemblies for each nozzle. The only thing I don't like is USB-C on the toolhead. The first cable already got permanently loose, probably from the vibrations, so I had to get a replacement. I guess the hotend could technically be better too, I've heard it struggles with flowrate at 0.8mm, but that size is already outside of normal use anyway.
|
| 1289 |
+
--- 2604069
|
| 1290 |
+
>>2604039
|
| 1291 |
+
>It just identifies resonant frequencies and avoids those movements; you don't leave it on normally.
|
| 1292 |
+
Also could be used as a self check routine. Fucked up linear rails, loose beltsб screws, unstable desks will affect the resonance chart.
|
| 1293 |
+
--- 2604071
|
| 1294 |
+
>>2604039
|
| 1295 |
+
I think I see seven drivers, I'm guessing just one stepper each for X and Y, but how many for Z? Doesn't look like a 3-Z system, though I guess you could have one Z powering all four belts, with two extra steppers moving cams for Z shifting.
|
| 1296 |
+
|
| 1297 |
+
>>2604069
|
| 1298 |
+
Could also detect stalls and maybe even use inertial navigation to figure out how many steps were skipped.
|
| 1299 |
+
--- 2604084
|
| 1300 |
+
>>2604071
|
| 1301 |
+
>detect stalls
|
| 1302 |
+
Not gonna happen. For that you will need at least a 2$ hall based angle sensor and a magnet on motors shafts. It could detect errors above 1/8 step.
|
| 1303 |
+
Similar to MKS SERVO42B
|
| 1304 |
+
--- 2604085
|
| 1305 |
+
>>2604039
|
| 1306 |
+
mind sharing the filament you are using for the stealthburner anon?
|
| 1307 |
+
--- 2604099
|
| 1308 |
+
My printer seems to be slanting as it goes up in layers. Any idea what causes that and how to fix it?
|
| 1309 |
+
--- 2604103
|
| 1310 |
+
>>2604071
|
| 1311 |
+
It's called a "Voron", google it, they're very popular.
|
| 1312 |
+
This is a lovely example of a Voron 2.4, or something akin to it.
|
| 1313 |
+
--- 2604104
|
| 1314 |
+
>>2603719
|
| 1315 |
+
>They have fifteen printers in the same market space so they can cultivate relationships with fifteen supply chains.
|
| 1316 |
+
|
| 1317 |
+
>>2603018
|
| 1318 |
+
>they currently sell the K1, K1 Max, Ender 3, Ender 3 Pro, Ender 3 Max, Ender 3 V2, Ender 3 S1, Ender 3 S1 Pro, Ender 3 S1 Plus, Ender 3 Neo, Ender 3 Max Neo, Ender 3 V2 Neo, Ender 5 S1, Ender 5 Plus, Ender 5 Pro, Ender 7, Ender 6, Ender 2 Pro, CP-01, CR-X Pro, CR-10S Pro V2, CR-6 Max, CR-30, CR-10 Smart, CR-6 SE, CR-10 Smart Pro, CR-M4, Sermoon D3, Sermoon V1, Sermoon V1 Pro, Sermoon D1, CR-5 Pro_H, CR-200B, CR-200B Pro, CR-5 Pro, CR-3040 Pro, CR-5060.
|
| 1319 |
+
|
| 1320 |
+
Well, shit.
|
| 1321 |
+
--- 2604130
|
| 1322 |
+
>>2604103
|
| 1323 |
+
>voron 2.4
|
| 1324 |
+
Oh so it's 4 Z steppers. But he said he's building a spinning build plate for a 4th axis, so that would require 8 steppers. But now that I look closer I think he's trolling and I'm retarded. That's a square build plate and would interfere with a bunch of shit.
|
| 1325 |
+
--- 2604137
|
| 1326 |
+
>>2603971
|
| 1327 |
+
I think the Zero W is a bit weak for it, get the 3A+ instead.
|
| 1328 |
+
Good availability according to rpilocator.net
|
| 1329 |
+
--- 2604138
|
| 1330 |
+
>>2604021
|
| 1331 |
+
WHAT ABOUT FRESH AIR FOR THE QUEEN?
|
| 1332 |
+
--- 2604209
|
| 1333 |
+
>>2603150
|
| 1334 |
+
>>2601664
|
| 1335 |
+
It's purely for artists who want to make parts that look engineered, but are specifically not for engineering (so for video game assets and stuff like that)
|
| 1336 |
+
|
| 1337 |
+
They brag about it using a parasolid kernel but whoever makes a similar software with an implicit modeling kernel will blow them the fuck out.
|
| 1338 |
+
--- 2604298
|
| 1339 |
+
Printing a Hadley scope at/for work. Bless the guy who designed this for understanding model optimization for printing.
|
| 1340 |
+
--- 2604306
|
| 1341 |
+
>>2601685
|
| 1342 |
+
Negro, what the fuck are you doing?
|
| 1343 |
+
--- 2604325
|
| 1344 |
+
Think I'm gonna go for the elegoo Neptune 3 max
|
| 1345 |
+
--- 2604337
|
| 1346 |
+
What material would you all recommend for printing a chair or stool able to support human weight?
|
| 1347 |
+
--- 2604347
|
| 1348 |
+
>>2604337
|
| 1349 |
+
Some kind of plastic probably.
|
| 1350 |
+
Getting strength enough to hold a person, easy as fuck, use whatever. PLA, ABS, ASA, PETG, Nylon, PC, TPU, doesn't matter.
|
| 1351 |
+
You need to consider the failure mode and how it could fail if it ever does.
|
| 1352 |
+
Sit back and say, "if 720lb Sasha walks in and stands on this, how will it break?"
|
| 1353 |
+
Is it just gonna sink to the floor and collapse, or will it shatter and stick a couple inches of jagged plastic through Sasha's ankle?
|
| 1354 |
+
ABS and ASA are extremely ductile, they like to bend and stretch and fuck off, but it's a bitch to "shatter" anything made from them, that'd be my go to if I was half-assing this.
|
| 1355 |
+
--- 2604349
|
| 1356 |
+
>>2604337 ABS. Cheap, rigid, wont melt on the sun, could be acetone welded.
|
| 1357 |
+
--- 2604359
|
| 1358 |
+
>>2604349
|
| 1359 |
+
>wont melt on the sun
|
| 1360 |
+
ABS degrades with UV.
|
| 1361 |
+
If it's going outside it's the only reason I'd genuinely want ASA over ABS.
|
| 1362 |
+
--- 2604361
|
| 1363 |
+
>>2604337
|
| 1364 |
+
>chair or stool able to support human weight?
|
| 1365 |
+
American or asian?
|
| 1366 |
+
--- 2604373
|
| 1367 |
+
>>2604347
|
| 1368 |
+
>>2604361
|
| 1369 |
+
Swedish, I'm going to replace one of the stools in our kitchen to see how long it takes for someone to notice.
|
| 1370 |
+
To make it a bit easier for them to notice I'm going with esun estar pla galaxy black.
|
| 1371 |
+
They wont know about me having a printer so it should be quite the surprise.
|
| 1372 |
+
>>2604349
|
| 1373 |
+
Was gonna go as cheap as possible first but glowy seems like more fun.
|
| 1374 |
+
--- 2604377
|
| 1375 |
+
>>2604373
|
| 1376 |
+
think about it reasonably. people might get hurt if you fuck up either the design or the printing.
|
| 1377 |
+
--- 2604384
|
| 1378 |
+
>>2604377
|
| 1379 |
+
I have enough weights in my room to stack on top to make sure it's safe for people.
|
| 1380 |
+
I'm pretty sure they will notice before using it though since it glows.
|
| 1381 |
+
--- 2604388
|
| 1382 |
+
>>2604384
|
| 1383 |
+
Do account for people(swedes) are a more dynamic load than weights. Also the way 3d printed parts fail catastrophically. people(swedes) might get hurt the moment a tiny crack develops.
|
| 1384 |
+
--- 2604391
|
| 1385 |
+
>>2604388
|
| 1386 |
+
I will make sure it gets noticed before anything heavier than a cat stands on it.
|
| 1387 |
+
It rarely gets used by anyone other than the cat which is why i feel comfortable with doing this.
|
| 1388 |
+
Might just place it right before my dad goes to work so he'll see the glow first thing.
|
| 1389 |
+
You are a good person for bringing it up though, which is rare for this website, thanks.
|
| 1390 |
+
--- 2604395
|
| 1391 |
+
Had an accident while painting this dragon's eye...
|
| 1392 |
+
--- 2604396
|
| 1393 |
+
>>2604391
|
| 1394 |
+
>>2604347
|
| 1395 |
+
>Sit back and say, "if 720lb Sasha walks in and stands on this, how will it break?"
|
| 1396 |
+
|
| 1397 |
+
Also, glow in the dark materials are abrasive and will wear heavily on your extruder components and nozzle. It's normal to use a hardened steel or other abrasive-resistant nozzle when using glow in the dark material, otherwise you can destroy several brass nozzles with a single roll of glow-in-the-dark filament depending the brand.
|
| 1398 |
+
|
| 1399 |
+
Given your project, I HIGHLY recommend ABS or ASA, it'll be much safer that most other options.
|
| 1400 |
+
https://www.amazon.com/OVERTURE-Printer-Filament-Glow-Green/dp/B09D835W23
|
| 1401 |
+
That's what I'd use if I wanted to print a glow-in-the-dark stool that I'd trust to hold old fat crippled ass.
|
| 1402 |
+
--- 2604398
|
| 1403 |
+
>>2604396
|
| 1404 |
+
To be clear, it's because I'd trust that it'd fail by bending and collapsing into a flatted heap, rather than snapping/shattering, stabbing into my feet while I fall face first onto the tile and smack my skull against the counter, dying alone in the kitchen, another victim of microplastics.
|
| 1405 |
+
--- 2604403
|
| 1406 |
+
>>2604396
|
| 1407 |
+
>>2604398
|
| 1408 |
+
If you have one in black I'll switch, mostly went with the pla one because it was the only one they had at the place i was already ordering other stuff.
|
| 1409 |
+
Nvm I'll look around. Damn you for making me play it safe.
|
| 1410 |
+
--- 2604404
|
| 1411 |
+
>>2604395
|
| 1412 |
+
it was going to happen anyways.
|
| 1413 |
+
layers tend to wick away thin paints.
|
| 1414 |
+
--- 2604405
|
| 1415 |
+
>>2604403
|
| 1416 |
+
Exerting more caution when making a footstool than faggots do printing Glock frames in Silk-Glitter-Matte PLA.
|
| 1417 |
+
Proud of you, Anon.
|
| 1418 |
+
--- 2604415
|
| 1419 |
+
>>2604405
|
| 1420 |
+
To be fair the boom is in the barrel and the worse thing that can happen is the slide hitting your arm.
|
| 1421 |
+
|
| 1422 |
+
Plastic splinters in someone else's ass is a bigger issue IMO.
|
| 1423 |
+
--- 2604419
|
| 1424 |
+
>>2604415
|
| 1425 |
+
Your arm isn't what's behind the slide when you're shooting a pistol, euroanon.
|
| 1426 |
+
--- 2604431
|
| 1427 |
+
>>2604419
|
| 1428 |
+
forces are not the same, you imbecile.
|
| 1429 |
+
--- 2604432
|
| 1430 |
+
>>2604405
|
| 1431 |
+
Anon, there's no black glow in the dark ABS. At least none that google wants to show me.
|
| 1432 |
+
--- 2604434
|
| 1433 |
+
Support fails... Stringing brings it back....
|
| 1434 |
+
--- 2604444
|
| 1435 |
+
>>2604404
|
| 1436 |
+
What type of paint would you recommend?
|
| 1437 |
+
--- 2604445
|
| 1438 |
+
>>2604444
|
| 1439 |
+
checked.
|
| 1440 |
+
frankly, I have no easy solution. Only time I was able to get a decent painting (and I only even do things like painting in embossed writing for contrast) has been with acrylic paints.
|
| 1441 |
+
--- 2604446
|
| 1442 |
+
>>2604434
|
| 1443 |
+
>nature
|
| 1444 |
+
--- 2604456
|
| 1445 |
+
>>2604432
|
| 1446 |
+
Black and Glow don't go together.
|
| 1447 |
+
Glow needs light to get in and out, black stops either.
|
| 1448 |
+
There are some dark blue and purple glow filaments with glowing glitter and stuff in them, they fucking suck though, don't bother.
|
| 1449 |
+
|
| 1450 |
+
Start with black:
|
| 1451 |
+
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09DKQR8HD
|
| 1452 |
+
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09DKPYYBP
|
| 1453 |
+
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09DCQ972K
|
| 1454 |
+
|
| 1455 |
+
Then, paint it with a layer of transparent/clear glow-in-the-dark paint.
|
| 1456 |
+
Most "clear" glow paint tends to be a slightly milky translucent white, that's the trade-off. The clearer it is, usually the less glow pigment there is.
|
| 1457 |
+
You can add more, more layers, get brighter and better glow out of it, but it'll look more and milk like there's a thin layer of semen painted over the whole thing.
|
| 1458 |
+
Glow applied over black will always be less bright than it would be over white or another lighter color, those bright colors reflect a lot of light back through the glowing pigment, whereas the black does not.
|
| 1459 |
+
|
| 1460 |
+
Black and Glow don't go together, fabric is about the only place you can really pull it off well, and that requires textiles made from scratch to glow, you don't want to add glow to black fabric.
|
| 1461 |
+
Could probably do a black and glow filament co-extrusion, that'd be closer to how it's done with fabrics, but not something most people would do at home. I should try that.
|
| 1462 |
+
--- 2604476
|
| 1463 |
+
>>2604456
|
| 1464 |
+
There's black glow in the dark PLA, but maybe there's some other reason why the ABS can't be done the same way.
|
| 1465 |
+
--- 2604481
|
| 1466 |
+
>>2604476
|
| 1467 |
+
ABS usually an opaque material. There is transparent ABS, but it's uncommon, and extremely uncommon in filament.
|
| 1468 |
+
Natural PLA on the other hand is very nearly transparent to begin with.
|
| 1469 |
+
Opaque materials don't work well for mixing glow pigment directly into, because they'll be blocking light from penetrating into or out from the glowing pigments mixed into it.
|
| 1470 |
+
That's why it's not hard to find glow-in-the-dark PLA and PETG, but it's much less common to find it in other materials unless they're stark-white and at least somewhat translucent.
|
| 1471 |
+
|
| 1472 |
+
Glow-in-the-dark Black PLA works because they add very, very little of a distinctly black pigment.
|
| 1473 |
+
Print a lightly tinted PLA like that very thin, and you can still see straight through it despite the dark pigment.
|
| 1474 |
+
That's why it works with the glow pigments, there's still a lot of light getting in and out of the material.
|
| 1475 |
+
However, black and other dark colors fucking SUCK as glow-in-the-dark materials.
|
| 1476 |
+
Sometimes glow-in-the-dark glitter and shit is added to them to enhance the effect, but it's trash, truly.
|
| 1477 |
+
Black and Glow don't go together.
|
| 1478 |
+
--- 2604482
|
| 1479 |
+
>>2604476
|
| 1480 |
+
>black glow in the dark PLA
|
| 1481 |
+
link?
|
| 1482 |
+
--- 2604492
|
| 1483 |
+
>>2604481
|
| 1484 |
+
Huh, i see. You know a lot about this stuff.
|
| 1485 |
+
>>2604482
|
| 1486 |
+
Estar PLA galaxy black esun
|
| 1487 |
+
Glow in the dark with sparkles
|
| 1488 |
+
--- 2604499
|
| 1489 |
+
>>2604492
|
| 1490 |
+
>Estar PLA galaxy black esun
|
| 1491 |
+
Perfect example, in their own photos you can see that it prints a translucent dark gray, nearly black where it's thick enough. Very, very little pigment to let as much light through as possible. Small prints would be distinctly gray, anything with a nice thick cross-section should be good and black though.
|
| 1492 |
+
Large glowing pigment particles/glitter added to enhance the effect as much as possible.
|
| 1493 |
+
All of the promotional photos of it glowing though are complete bullshit, the ones that aren't photoshopped are photos of their green glitter-filled glow PLA, fucking chinks.
|
| 1494 |
+
I've only found one photo of the actual Galaxy Black glowing and it was so overexposed to increase the brightness of the glow you couldn't make out what the model was.
|
| 1495 |
+
--- 2604538
|
| 1496 |
+
>>2604434
|
| 1497 |
+
don't you think you might need a bit more retraction, or that you're too hot?
|
| 1498 |
+
--- 2604597
|
| 1499 |
+
>>2604538
|
| 1500 |
+
What, and lose the Support Do-Over feature?
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| 12 |
--- 2603449
|
| 13 |
>>2601513 (OP)
|
| 14 |
I had my roommate lock me in the closet every day during tech school for a two hour nap. Good times.
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| 12 |
--- 2603449
|
| 13 |
>>2601513 (OP)
|
| 14 |
I had my roommate lock me in the closet every day during tech school for a two hour nap. Good times.
|
| 15 |
+
--- 2604546
|
| 16 |
+
What the fuck, just move to a different area if you cant afford more than the cuck-closet
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Chinookbros how do we recover?
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Chinookbros how do we recover?
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we simply cant allow the peasants to get drunk and operate these things
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>small gust of wind
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Gee I wonder why
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>>2603941
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>failure rate
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>ignorance
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this is /diy/
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I'm not going to drop a short course in fmea risk analysis to make a point
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any failure, e.g. loss, underperformance, overperformance, etc., in a power component results in catastrophic outcomes
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and you have four such subsystems
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>>2603969
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>could you
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>>2603963
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>>2603965
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>>2603969
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Good thing none of these engineering geniuses were tasked with scaling up the basic truck to something capable of hauling container sized loads; they would have thrown their hands up based on the idea that you can't scale up a two axle, four wheel truck by adding more axles and wheels.
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OPs pic even shows an example of how manned multirotor drone style copters are made more reliable and able to manage an engine loss without losing control/crashing.
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>>2604141
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Another snarky brain surgeon who refuses to acknowledge that "scaling up" includes adding redundancy, so that for example a "quadcopter" platform isn't reliant on only four motors.
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>any failure, e.g. loss, underperformance, overperformance, etc., in a power component results in catastrophic outcomes
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Utter bullshit in the case of redundant engines on most multi engine aircraft, that's a big part of why they have them, so the loss of one engine *isn't* catastrophic. Even helicopters like the Chinook can operate on one engine.
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The only issue here is autists insisting that the problem of scaling up a quadcopter cannot possibly involve scaling up the number of motors/props so that losing one isn't catastrophic.
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This DIYer used 76 off the shelf model airplane sized motors/props and has a functional craft-
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https://newatlas.com/chair-alex-borg-multirotor-vtol/50322/
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>>2604177
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>you can't scale up a two axle, four wheel truck by adding more axles and wheels.
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| 257 |
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but this is exactly how box trucks work??? More axles in series and more wheels on each axle
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>>2602679
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>This is just
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And thus begins some of the most useless replies in any discussion.
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>>2604177
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you can't pull over a quad copter on the nearest cloud when it breaks down.
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>>2604189
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>$10,000
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>12 minute flight time
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Could get a paramotor for $6000 and go for 3 hours.
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>>2604189
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Okay, now you're starting to piss me off.
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>adding redundancy,
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And how *exactly" is that accomplished? Add more rotors, so now it's a hex? More weight, more opportunity to failure, same fly dynamics problems.
|
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>loss of one engine *isn't* catastrophic
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| 276 |
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Because they have wings and are capable of unpowered flight. That's the entire point of my original post going through the list of mutliengine to single engine to even single rotor.
|
| 277 |
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Those capabilities DO NO EXIST in a quadcooter.
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>Chinook can operate on one engine
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Because the rotors are driven by a common transmission.
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That is not the engineering of a quadcopter. And CANNOT be the engineering of a quadcopter, because flight control is provided by variable speed rotors.
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https://youtu.be/Ryy-7tcZqC8 [Embed]
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>>2604263
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>Those capabilities DO NO EXIST in a quadcooter.
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As impressive as a 4x upscale in size is, we were not talking about your mom; try to stay on topic.
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Also, seethe harder.
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>>2604260
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>>2604263
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>Add more rotors, so now it's a hex? More weight, more opportunity to failure
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By this retard's "logic" an aircraft with four engines is more prone to catastrophe than one with a single engine.
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Of course in reality one engine only supplying a portion of the power necessary to keep an aircraft aloft and there being adequate *total* power for *the entire system* to stay aloft without every engine operating makes it far less prone to catastrophe.
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The autistic parsing of "quadcopter" is a red herring, and numerous examples exist that disprove the idea that upscaling the number or rotors is impossible due to weight concerns, or that it is impossible to deal with emergency adjustments to flight controls to prevent a total catastrophe if a single rotor in a mutltirotor system fails.
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Basically this assmad dipshit's standard is that any such vehicle MUST be capable of 100% crashproof operation or else it cannot be made.
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>>2602314 (OP)
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Imagine the sound
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--- 2604333
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>>2604273 see >>2602590
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>>2603969
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>reverse rotation to stabilize
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lmao
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>>2602590
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>>2604333
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This guy is going to hate to learn that both steer-by-wire and brake-by-wire vehicles are on/going to be on public roads.
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>>2604273
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>aircraft with four engines is more prone to catastrophe
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No you dense dense dense motherfucker.
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Airplanes fly on wings. Losing an engine or all engines turns them into gliders.
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Quadcopters fly on their rotors. If the music stops in any of them you lose both control and lift.
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THEY ARE NOT THE SAME.
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>>2604269
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Okay listen here you dumbshit.
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The reason no one has flying cars is because you need to be a pilot and it's expensive as fuck. A multi cooler drone solves 0 problems for transporting humans or lifting a heavy load.
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But muh autopilot and ease of use.
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You know what else can have autopilot and auto level? A normal ass helicopter or plane.
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If anyone actually wanted cheap point to point air cars you.could just use a paramotor. But no one does because you have to be a mad lady pilot
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>>2603973
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What design problems do you have?
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>>2604336
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And when they lose power they usually stop without killing anyone.
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>>2604412
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read the thread
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>>2604177
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>>2604189
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>you can't scale up a two axle, four wheel truck by adding more axles and wheels
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If you scaled it up by adding more axles and wheels, then it wouldn't be a two axle, four wheel truck anymore.... The 'quad' in quadcopter means 4
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>>2604148
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It seems like the sensor and control package required would be necessary/obvious in a scaled up quadcopter anyway.... You guys are acting as though there wouldn't be any more controls/sensors/capability involved than what you find on a $100 toy quad, and that doesn't make sense.
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>>2604334
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If we're sticking with bldc motors, then I'm failing to understand why this idea is so laughable
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>>2604412
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the "problem" is not that it is technically impossible to build a giant quadcopter. There are reasons that noone is doing it however-- mostly because other approaches/topologies accomplish the goal of moving cargo and passengers through the air more safely and economically than a quadcopter would. Noone is making giant quadcopters for the same reason that noone is building a car with 13 wheels; there's no compelling reason to do so.
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>>2604443
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>the sensor and control package required
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The sensor and control suit would be on the order -- if not more sophisticated than -- a current generation fighter aircraft.
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It would not only have to detect the failure mode, but compute and enact a stabilizing solution for any given environmental condition and load distribution while also under power constraints. And with an unbelievable rapidity in order to accommodate the low operational altitude.
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>>2602759
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Oh no my antivirus detected
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>Win32.A/OyVey.Dropper
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Oh no my antivirus detected
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>Win32.A/OyVey.Dropper
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>>2602444 (OP)
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But piracy is theft anon. You should be paying autodesk 2500 €/year you dumb fucking goyim. You'll get a virus
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>>2602759
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You don't know what you're talking about
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>>2602671
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You could do one year and try to pick something relevant to the field you're looking to work in. Also try to find job where you'll learn the most instead of necessarily making the most. You'll thank yourself 10 years down the line. Selling your skills is also just as important as having skills.
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>>2602671
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You could do one year and try to pick something relevant to the field you're looking to work in. Also try to find job where you'll learn the most instead of necessarily making the most. You'll thank yourself 10 years down the line. Selling your skills is also just as important as having skills.
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Tbh you don't have a lot of options due to your position in the social hierarchy. You could try talking to your boss but there's a good chance he won't understand your concerns. You could try expressing anger but you will most likely get into trouble. It's a dog's life anon, I hope your owner starts treating you better. Who's a good boy? Oh yes you are, yes you are.
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>>2602595 (OP)
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Really easy to break into.
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Thieves can just watch you type in your code, or just assume the the three dirty buttons must be important.
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>>2602595 (OP)
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Really easy to break into.
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Thieves can just watch you type in your code, or just assume the the three dirty buttons must be important.
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just remember whatever you are "hiding" from everyone for a period of time is already KNOWN to your neighbors, if they actually care(most elderly ones with nothing to do WILL CARE because they have nothing better to do, same for "House Wives")
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Have you got the same latch anywhere else in the house? maybe take that apart and compare?
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These inner “ears” are connected to the latch. You will have to move them toward the center of the door with pliers or something and probably push and lift on the door while you do it. That will retract the latch
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These inner “ears” are connected to the latch. You will have to move them toward the center of the door with pliers or something and probably push and lift on the door while you do it. That will retract the latch
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Same thing happened to me. A screw driver and a hammer did the trick
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