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>>1127799
Wait... You mean... You don't know why cloth dampens sound and hard wood doesn't?

>>1127799
The cloth allows sound to pass into the insulating material inside (rockwool, fiberglass etc) to be absorbed while presenting a visual barrier. Wood will just reflect the sound back like a wall.

>>1127803
... yes. It would be great to get an explanation please. If it was up to me I would follow the guides. I present them with this and they get a hard-on for covering it with plywood.

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this is the battery i was planning to get

>>1127573
bump

You need a male Deans plug to fit that battery; how good is your soldering?

Also, how were you planning on charging that battery?

>>1127378
When will this meme die

RECORDS ARE NOT AND HAVE NEVER BEEN HIGH FIDELITY

You cannot cut rapid changes in audio on a record, everything becomes smoothed out. Go with a fucking cd or a good quality FLAC playing mp3 player if you want high fidelity

>>1127487

The reason I asked for a 78 wasn't for hugh fidelity from the start but the ability to process audio with no use of electricity

>>1127487

>RECORDS ARE NOT AND HAVE NEVER BEEN HIGH FIDELITY

>>1127366
>filming car scenes
>in the era of the Plane Scene

shiggity diggity

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>>1127366
Pic related. X2, cut in half, glued into pvc pipe and a dash of creativity can equal a car mounted steady cam.

Just one can hold a gopro. Bounus points for rc gimbal mount.

>>1127366
Get handheld gimble mount and hold camera.

Bonus points for $300 hd recording drone

>>1126854
Magnets.

Are you fucking kidding me with these shitty ass threads

>>1126854
what size?

Tooldip is what you want, search for "Plasti-Dip"

Plastidip or heat shrink tubing

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>>1126583
>>1126567
Yap that will do it, thanks a lot. Have a qt.

>Tfw there's always a solution out of the shelf for everything nowadays

>go in cave
>Too dark
>Fetch fire wood
>Wait for lightning
>Fire now
>Take inside
>Ouch hot
>But can see
>See bat, smell bat, eat bat
>Take one fire wood
>Break
>One end sharp
>Good for fight
>Now sheltered
>Cave reinforced with fire and stabby

>>1126475
Lighting a fire inside of a cave is a Really bad idea.

>>1126478

>Shaman always grumpy
>Shaman always command
>Shaman never take woman to cave

Shaman you need leave me be

>>1126406
>Can a hair-curler be quickly turned into a soldering iron somehow?
no, different temperature range

>>1126412
But can a soldering iron be turned into emergency hair curlers?

>>1126412
is there a resistor i can remove to increase temperature?

I know heaps of tradies who worked on the Gorgon LNG project (54 billion USD est.).

You're just a number (obviously).

You're extremely well paid (200k+ AUD year for sparkies).

You get given a lot more time to do your tasks than on smaller projects (catch all/LCD).

>>1125702

Sounds tremendous

>>1125709
Should've posted the negatives as well.

Strict as fuck on the rules. Follow the rules to the word otherwise you're outta there.

A lot of Q/A inspectors who can pick arbitrary things as it's their job to pick stuff up.

Lots and lots of safety related paperwork.

>>1125604
Batteries are fucking heavy, anon.

>>1125604
Corded tools run on 110v AC in North America. 220v in Europe. Batteries run on DC. The easiest way would be to make a DC-to-AC converter and make sure your batteries output the same voltage as your device. Getting up to 110v AC is no joke as most single cell batteries are it in the 1-1.5 volt range. Once your volts start to dip as the batteries drain you will rapidly lose power, though. Tools made for constant AC are not as tolerant to voltage drop as tools designs for batteries. Basically, its a whole lot better idea to get some used cordless tools cheap and build yourself some nice batteries for them, as stock batteries tend to suck and be overpriced.

>>1125604
Get a lawn mower battery or car battery, you can find these for super cheap or even free, and a $40 power inverter from harbor freight.

An LM317T with a capacitor and resistor would do it.

>>1125429
depends, what's the current requirement for the fish finder?

power dissipation for a 317 is (Vin-Vout) x current draw, i'd try to keep it to less than 5watts with a heatsink

get a cheap buck converter off ebay (~$1 each)

>>1125404
http://www.ebay.com/itm/DC-DC-LM2596-power-Supply-Buck-Converter-step-down-module-GM-/262136732989
Don't forget to tune it with the adjustment screw, it doesn't automatically output 12V

https://www.amazon.com/Philmore-Multi-Voltage-Regulated-Power-Supply/dp/B004M45MHQ/

I found this power supply that looks suitable but it's only rated at 2 amps. Also concerned about compatibility.

Would this possibly work? I'm sorry again for my poor knowledge of electric.

Do you want to run it off 12vdc or 120vac?

>>1127817
The instructions say DC.

On which pressure is your system working ?
You get all the air out of all the radiators ?

>>1126891
I bled all of the radiators and only liquid came out so I dont think there is air trapped in the system.
How would i check the pressure?
the little white boiler downstairs only has a reset button (no controls or display).

thanks for your reply.
ill take some photos of the boilers?

>>1126892
That would be realy nice, at least to get a little bit knowledge of your system. I´m working in Germany so i think it would be a little bit different..

>>1126420
High voltage electricity.

>>1126420
too late, clapton

>>1126420
what about barbed wire?

>>1125938
So far you're able to afford a good CPU or good GPU or both at an entry/mid range level.

>>1125938
Logical increments

Google "PCMasterRace builds".
>You're welcome.