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>>1141036
My uncle went to oman for work, asked me what souvenirs we wanted, i asked for a shisha and a burka for my gf. Im gonna try to make her wear it for Halloween.

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Go for the arab money look

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>What a proper wall would do for transmission loss

Kinda annoyed annoyed no ones got measurements for sub 50Hz content, especially when they're trying to sell floor decoupling treatments without measurements.

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muh green glue

Wow an anon who actually made measurements, holy shit.

What's the turd thing?

Ask your senior engineer.
Or just Google assembly houses (in your own country or in China) and ask how much their full service, including components, PCBs and all, costs.

>Any tips or advices.
4chan isn't really a place for this.

Look up component industries and pickup the phone or send emails.

>Any tips?

Sounds like you require advice from a business perspective and not an engineering perspective.

>>1140664
In my previous company where they design their own PCB, the "main" hardware engineer was making BOM but I don't get where the prices/unit could come from.

Is the PCB manufacturer the only one to provide component @ his price or could I find a best price in my country and make them send to factory?

I'm kinda good for prototyping but I'm very bad at managed a large number of PCB board.

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Then this is just the door here.

>>1138555
http://www.automotivetouchup.com

>>1138555

proffesiol bodyguy here, you cant really fill up with colored paint since it's really thin, you can kinda fill it up with cleacoat and wait untill its hardened out to the sand it and polish it but your result will never be original unless you spray it completely.

You started the thread and didn't even have a question to ask?

Dumbass.

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I need to find tracks for a robot I'm making, but I'm having a hard time trying to find ones designed for that purpose.
I'm looking for tracks ~1.5-2mm thick, ~1cm wide (I can cut them if they're wider), and 40cm in perimeter (20 cm long).
I've been trying to find something in aliexpress and e-bay, but something lik exercise bands are probably my best option.
Does anybody knows a source of a variety of rubber bands (e.g: industrial rubber bands used for seals or whatever)?
I don't care about the source, as long as they have a good grip on the ground.

>>1131991
>Not knowing how stupid question generals work
>Being this newfag
Banners were a mistake, we're just importing cancer from other boards.

>>1139712
How about you mulch heavily, utilize no-till gardening methods and develope a healthy soil biome that retains water?

I haven't watered my garden beds in five years.

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>>1139727

I grow with the Mittleider soil bed method.

It uses a water soluble fertilizer so the only way to feed my plants is to have water dissolve the fertilizer into the soil.

I got really great results with this method last year. It was my best gardening year ever.

The Mittleider method recommends that you flood the beds with a hose, but this is not working for me because gophers have dug many holes near the garden and the water just runs down them. Making it impossible to flood the beds.

Another way to grow with Mitleider is to build a hardline PVC sprayer system and I could possibly do that but I am looking around for products that can do the same thing.

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Once a week I give my plants the Weekly Feed fertilizer.

Its this mixture and these little prills of fertilizer are dissolved by water.

>>1141251
1. You can find out yourself.
2. Probably, but take caution.
3. Got me. Have a bump.

>>1141251
a quick google indicates it's ac, specs as pic, don't run over 60 mins because overheat

>12V
>117A
no

>compounds
angry pixies

>how to test run
you need a power supply that feeds the correct pixies

>electric bike
no

A 4 kw ebike... wow

>>1140346
>What would you use

A female.

>>1140349

Gonna need at least 2 for a party. But you're also gonna need lighting.

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>>1140346
You could buy some ws2812b a cheapo arduino and a 5v power supply all on aliexpress and do whatever sexxxxxxy ambiance you want.

Buy some weed too.

>>1140296
>how to I get the fucking mess of pipes apart?
Pipe wrench.

>>1140296
Looks like fairly new piping. Did u use pipe dope when you assembled?

>>1140314
I didn't assemble it, was there when I move in 6 years ago.

PPA (Power Purchase Agreements) specifically

>is solar a scam

Very

>>1141769
first of all, where do you live? if you dont live in Arizona or somewhere equally sunny year round then solar probably is not the way to go for the time being.

>>1141723
Also, can anyone recommend a scent?
Orange seems to be the easiest to find and cheapest but it might be too strong ...

God you just reminded me of that scene from Harold and Maude with the smell machine.

>>1141723
no scent is best scent

hiding/masking smells just makes things worse

This from photo (something around 5$, bluetooth 2) sounds like crap. search for something with bluetooth 4, it schould be better. You can try bluetooth 3 module, but i never had it. You also must have phone/tab/pc with newer bluetooth version.

>>1141666
I bought something similiar and when it works fine it sounds great, but the problem is that it often stutters. Now, I'm not blaming the receiver entierly since it might also be my phone and I haven't done enough testing.

All in all for how cheap it was, it's worth the money. The audio quality itself is alright.

>>1141577
google diy weather station and look for arduino or other mcu you're comfortable working with. you could probably get this done with a cheaper mcu but if youre new to the whole scene arduino is a good pick up as they have plenty of sensors for you to muck with.

>>1141579
Cheers for the help.

I have a shit internet connection here. My browser told me there was an error creating *this* thread. Sorry about the dupe.

>>1141579
Here to second this, arduino + some sensors is the easiest way to go about.

Another question is how you want to actually read the data. Seems like you either get wireless to the area + use a dongle, or run wires, or just walk out there from time to time to collect.

>>1141295
I really don't know where to start with what is wrong with this line of thought.

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>>1141295
I think you mean 2 6 volt batteries wired in series? They aren't going to last too long. Try a 12 volt 7ah ups battery.

No attaching an antenna with a magnet to a high voltage power tower will NOT turn it in to an antenna.

Yes the power lines would.

You really need to rethink this whole thing.

>>1141295
that is not a CB radio.

Ball peen hammer?

>>1141180
Not really, that's the problem. Ball peen is flat on the end, my old hammer head was part of sphere.

Looks like some type of sheet metal hammer