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>>>ck

You're supposed to have a shaman present for the real experience, and he is supposed to guide you on your spirit journey

>Purple Potato, diced
>Root of a Mnago tree
>Coca Leaves, to taste
>3 tbsp Pisco
>Water until it's almost covered
>Bring it all to a boil
>Simmer, then stir and mash until it becomes pumpkin soup
>simmer for 15 minutes
>add methylated spirits, to taste

wala, prepare to have your life unfld on the tip of your tounge

>>901408
>Taking advice from someone who thinks "Et voila" is "wala"

>>901399
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=how+to+make+ayahuasca

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This is what the output wave should be...

Did you try taking it apart and putting it back together?

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also, this is my circuit lay out

>>905842
LEDs come in strips now. The easiest thing to do is to buy Ikea LED strips, set them to change colors and run them around the perimeter of the ceiling.
As for mirrors, mirrored walls use to be a big thing. You could probably still buy them from any company that specializes in wall coverings. It's going to be expensive though. Any mirror you make will not be of good quality, and the 'infinite effect' is ruined by shitty quality mirrors. If a mirror has even a slight green hue, about 10 reflections in will be 80% green, and stop reflecting. My suggestion is that you test the quality of the mirror before you buy anything for what I just typed.

>>905858
Thanks for the advice, I'll definitely go with the led strips. That's what I feared with the mirrors though. I already ordered some mylar, so I guess I'll make small test box to see how well it reflects. If it ends up being bad, I guess I'll just have to save for decent mirrors.

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applying mirrors on the wall is actually quite doable: just buy mirror tiles and apply like any other tile. or get the self-adhesive ones.

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Dumping related pics

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Cont.

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Additionally, I've been working to remove both the intake and exhaust manifolds. However, despite removing every bolt I could find securing them to the block (and each other,) the things won't budge.

the black stuff is oxidation, ad it comes off with an eraser. do it gently, tho.

>>905474
Any kind of eraser?

no, not any eraser. it MUST be a Pink Pearl by Eberhard Faber, or a Mars Plastic by Staedtler.

>>904896
say you have an ic like 4081
has 4 and gates in it
connect pin 7 to 0v
pin 14 to 5v

use 1 & 2 as inputs and 3 as output
or
use 5 & 6 as inputs and 4 as output
or
use 8 & 9 as inputs and 10 as output
or
use 13 & 12 as inputs and 11 as output

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>>904896
They look like this inside.

AND gate packages are more expensive then NANA packages, so figure modify your circuit to work with NAND gates or less preferably use an inverter package as well.

>>904900
>>904901
what is the vcc and gnd for?

im really new at circuits

>>904587
>money laundering operation

that is the only possible explanation really

report it

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>>904587
price people purchased it at was 1.99 - so seller is probably close to out of stock and will ship if someone is stupid enough to buy at 200

>>904696
Yep, just replied to me:
Hi there, thank you for your message. We're actually awaiting Stock from our supplier so to keep our stock from running out we've raised the price for several days. Our usual price is £1.95 but we offer discounts for larger orders.

>gold
>on a tool

>>904547
Bondhus is the best for Allen wrenches.
Eklind is pretty good for T handles, but they round out much easier. Not too terrible though; just grind them a little further up the shaft.

>>904547
Yeah those are golden.

>>905743
>How do I make a decent homemade one?
get a new mic, tape it to the headset, plug it in, done, use like normal

>>905754
yeah but that requires going to a store or spending a shitload of money online, I'd rather just use a shitty one I can make with crap lying around the house

>>905757
you can buy a shitty one for $5 online

>>905631
use a net

>>905631
Unless you manage to grow freaking hundreds of venus trap plants you won't be able to get rid of the mosquitoes.

>>905649
i dont live in a shit hole xd, its a few of em, but their stings leave a fucking huge bump on my skin xd

>>904635
Also, I'd push water through the wide end, r-right?

>>904635
Rust. Do I need to worry about rust?

>>904635
>>904636
>>904638
1. TL:DR is supposed to be a summary, not the main point
2. write your post properly before spamming your own thread with bumps
3. Sage
4. A turbo compresses gas, water doesn't compress so no your idea is retarded and I don't even understand what you want to accomplish

>>904592
Is it a kit that is designed to be insulted and have electrical run to it? Then not so hard.
Not so much? Well then probably harder.

Have any other vague questions without enough detail you want answered?

>>904603

How do I make my dick bigger? I can't satisfy big Amazon women. snu snu anon snu snu!

>>904612
You can swell your dick with a Brazilian Wandering spider.
You'll be in immense pain and die after several hours but atleast the Amazoness will be happy.

>>904411
power button

how do you know there isn't a problem with each component?could be an issue with combination

Problem could be power button, but bridging the on switch with a paperclip doesn't do the job either.

I've taken out each piece and tested them with a working system. I don't believe that it's a connection problem because the computer worked fine for about 6 months before it stopped working abruptly.

>>904411
>Problem is not power outlet. Problem is not motherboard. Problem is not fan. Problem is not processor. Problem is not power supply. Problem is not RAM. problem is not case.
how do you know this?

what happened?
what did you do?
what do you know about computers?

ad some detail before expecting help.
it could be anything by your description.

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Upon closer Inspection it seems like 6 pins are used for commutation and thereby control the speed. Those 6 pins are connected to a WD61C12-WM which seems to do more than just controling the motor speed. Guess I hit a dead end here.
Any easier ways to drive an HDD motor?

>>902044
>The commutation sequence is provided by the user via six inputs
In other words, you would need a microcontroller to cycle the IN pins to make the motor spin.

Something like the following does the commutation sequence automatically:
http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/drv11873.pdf

There are Chinese boards based on that or similar parts:
- Control by pot: http://www.ebay.com/itm/5V-12V-DC-Brushless-Motor-Driver-Board-Controller-for-Hard-drive-motor-3-4-wire-/181924211939
- Control by PWM: www.ebay.com/itm/DC-5V-12V-Brushless-Motor-Controller-Motor-Driver-Board-for-Hard-drive-motor-/171823612002

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>>902080
>microcontroller
>to cycle pins
>mfw 0.15$ shift register..