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Originally posted by SEEGERMANY
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I gotcha..well, that happened about 15 years ago...much water under the bridge since then. And, no more screwups since. Check, double check, and still use a remote switch, just in case. -
I'm moving this thread to another Forum.Comment
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Taking your toys with you, and I was starting to enjoy this thread. I was quite looking forward to the picture of the completed unit at the end with you by it
Fwopping, you know you want to!
VI VI VI: the editor of the Beast!
There are 10 kinds of people who understand binary. Those who do and those who don't.Comment
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"POOP"Comment
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Someone might be interested in how this turned out.
Others, not so much. It's very quiet, and sounds better than a tweed Champ.
The breakup is perfect. I made input 2 slightly "hotter", otherwise everything is returned to spec.
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And here's me, complete with goofy footware and slackjawed.Originally posted by shobet View Post
Breaking it in was a ton of fun. It's a blues mojo machine.
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Never learned to tie laces eh?
And what's with the dog on the table, is it trying to steal your beer?Fwopping, you know you want to!
VI VI VI: the editor of the Beast!
There are 10 kinds of people who understand binary. Those who do and those who don't.Comment
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Originally posted by shobet View Post
No, every time she notices a camera she has to go and stick her face in it.
So, she was lying down on the table, and she's getting up to get to the camera.
I got the velcro's because I have an intermittant severe back problem
which makes tying shoes damn near impossible when it flares up.Comment
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Great job on that project! I was laughing thinking.."I hope the dog doesn't get electrocuted"!Originally posted by Cygnus X1 View Post
No, every time she notices a camera she has to go and stick her face in it.
So, she was lying down on the table, and she's getting up to get to the camera.
I got the velcro's because I have an intermittant severe back problem
which makes tying shoes damn near impossible when it flares up.Comment
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No mishaps. There isn't much exposed when the chassis is placedOriginally posted by Robert Burns View Post
upside down, the worst problem would be a spilled beverage, or the dog stepping into that speaker. She keeps to her side of the table.Comment
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