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  1. Lots to do today! Still need a few odds and ends to pick up to finish this thing. Against my better judgement, I fell to peer-pressure and carpeted it. Just looks so much better in carpet . Lets just pray it does something on the mic now....
  2. Good... because I'm planning on adding my second battery next week and I had planned on just grounding the battery to the chassis and I didn't get wire long enough to go all the way up front. Now, If you ground the rear battery to just the chassis, should you ground the amp to the chassis or to the negative of the rear battery? or will it even matter. I thought about grounding the battery to the chassis and then running the power and ground both from the amp to both terminals on the rear batt. cuz they would only be like super short runs as the amp will be right close to the battery.
  3. Also, I'd be running in-line fuses for extra protection from the aux/rear battery to the amps...
  4. still working on this tonight, here's an update, just for Dylan.
  5. Okay to decide if you a heat pump would be advantageous to you or not how many days do you have that you would use your heat. when the outside temperature is above or right around 32 degrees. Heat pump is believe 10-11 more efficient than electric heat which is around 100% efficient which means 100% btus(British thermal unit) it gets from energy it turn 100% in to heat. Heat pump transfers heat and uses 10-11 times less energy than just straight electric heat does. This is how an a/c works. the compressor pumps vapor refrigerant not liquid it the outdoor coil gets air blow across it and gets rid of the heat and cools the vapor to a liquid then the expansion valve changes the pressure to a lower pressure when it comes out of the expansion valve it is aprox 80% liq 20% vapor and alot lower temperature 40-50 degree range - air is blown across the coil and when the liquid evaporates transferring the most heat then continuing to gain heat till it comes out 100% vapor-- in the heat cycle a heat pump works in a very similar way but backwards- taking heat from out side and transferring in i am not much in to gas heat- not alot of days under 30 here also if he didnt mention anything about the federal tax credit i would defiantly ask that is 30% of the bill up $1,500.00 you can get credit towards on your taxes and that ends this year. still have to pay the contractor the full amount but when you file for taxes you can get a credit back(talk with your accountant on that at least thats what i tell homeowners just to make sure they do qualify some people dont) any questions about the equipment he bid you on or theory or personal/professional opinion give me a pm- also if you need more info about the 2 stage furnace and the benefit of it ask your contractor im sure he can fill you in- but if they work like 2 stage compressor- it will probaly work at 50-80% capacity for so long then if the temperature doesn't catch up after a certain time period it will ramp up to full capacity sorry if i sound rambled or bad grammar long day and about to heat the microeconomics book got a test that is 30% of the grad tomorrow
  6. It won't burst into flames and explode if you run the "normal" Qts driver in a sealed enclosure, but the "normal" Qts drivers really don't have the parameters to excel in sealed enclosure performance.....the parameters are really more geared a little more towards ported enclosures. I don't know exactly how high the High Qts option actually raises the Qts, but if your intention is to run them in sealed enclosure, I'd probably recommend it since they specifically offer it as an option for that purpose and with it's "stock" parameters, it's not as ideally suited for sealed enclosures. If you were going to simply use them in a sealed enclosure for a period of time but plan to use them more permanently in a ported enclosure, then you would be okay using the normal driver in a sealed enclosure.
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    Does a hobby horse have a wood dick?
  8. Since this is my thread, how about you leave and dont come back. Or better yet get banned for post dumping. Lol. He is on the tech team, and has been here for 5 years. Simply asking him to remove his post would have been more appropriate. Does being on the Tech team mean he doesnt have to follow same rules as everyone else. If so can i be on some teams so i can be a ass too. He is on the tech team because he knows exponentially more than most people on the forum. He is talking about the former owner of Second Skin's business practices, and with good reason.
  9. Since this is my thread, how about you leave and dont come back. Or better yet get banned for post dumping. Lol. He is on the tech team, and has been here for 5 years. Simply asking him to remove his post would have been more appropriate. Does being on the Tech team mean he doesnt have to follow same rules as everyone else. If so can i be on some teams so i can be a ass too. In a round about way he is actually trying to help you.
  10. I will do everything I can to hide my actions and mislead anyone if it serves my purpose.
  11. Since this is my thread, how about you leave and dont come back. Or better yet get banned for post dumping.
  12. IXL-12 SL or DC audio lvl 3 or TC Sounds Epic In oder of which I would buy. But there is a wait for the EPIC.

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