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I have yet to understand Stefan, why are you being such a hater? Not to sound like other people, but god damn. You relentlessly hate on this guy for no exact reason besides you see other people hating on him. This is rather annoying, you just follow the trail of hate regardless if you know it leads to anything. Your absolutely right man. Not to sound like a dick, but do you ever lend your account to Kevin?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2Xu6xthOb4

Still speaking of writing, I got back another essay today. 100% What?!?!? Turned in another today thinking it was due now, it's due next week. Just gotta play catch up for calc.

Looks like now a days anyone can drop 50k to China and get anything they want made. If my parents were rich, I'd have my own hinote amplifier and speakers.

Just for testing, wouldn't want to leave it off permanently. Run your test tones where you think it lacks output and start turning the lpf up. If there is an increase in output then perhaps your silk screened label for the lpf is just off and the lpf was set too low. But you don't want to have the lpf set too high either.

Sounds like my freshman year of Chem. It's also ironic that he teaches to write differently, out of format, non-standardized, so it's more interesting and griping. Yet those were the papers I got the worst grade at, fell back to standard formatting with no effort and wa la, A+ good sir.

One word: Loud. About it.

Car looks epic. Can't wait to see the results with all the leaks fixed and more power.

Just about to finish one up. Ironically, the less effort I put in, the better grade I have received.

I fucking love peel n seal--for my roof.

Depends what you listen to.

What exactly is it lacking? Output? If so, larger vented enclosure would be an option. Does it sound good on average volume but near max listening it starts to sound stressed or distorted at all? Perhaps your crossover points or gain is off.

You can get nice binding posts from Parts-Express.com http://www.parts-express.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?Partnumber=091-1245

Bet those were pricey.

If you try it, I would use SEM dye (it comes in a rattlecan).

Which BTL? What year?

That would fucking suck trying to get that smell off. My friend actually cared more about his food outside not getting eaten (consists of a pint of cream and a block of cheese, high calories). Then he told me about a way people were using their CCs to buy money from the us mint so they could rack up flier miles. When I got home and researched I found the us mint just recently stopped accepting CCs because of it. Guess it wouldn't have worked any way, unless I had $5k to play with.

Just got back from camping. Drank way too much. Apparently after I passed out with my head sticking out of the tent, two skunks came up. My friend said he got a stick and kept jabbing them away.

Story of my life.

Seriously. Hope something turns up man, good luck.

Who gives a shit. I got a walther p22 and a springfield xdm 9mm. I do the same shit. I meant .22 rifle I got one of those too, and a sig 556.

Az was a cake walk for a cc, now its not even needed.

I know the feeling, except Im too lazy to reread the ihop.

From what the Deka dealer told me when I bought my batteries, charging at these higher voltages will cause excess gas to build up inside the battery. Since they are sealed batteries the gas will balloon the case and short the plates. They will not warranty a battery if it's been ballooned. There is even a label on my Dekas stating do not exceed 14.7 volts when charging. In the case of high voltage/low amperage vs low voltage/high amperage what best for charging a sealed AGM battery? Right now I'm playing super safe as I don't want to ruin $1200 worth of batteries. At the same time I don't want to waste all day running back and forth to the charger to make sure everything is fine. I was hoping just setting the XP charger overnight will have the bank nicely charged and ready for a show. I hear ya, I'd rather play it safe then toast everything too. Just heard Nick talk about it numerous times and a few others like Shizzzon and they didn't have any issues.

15.5v is fine for a agm 12v battery. High voltage and low amperage is a good way to charge, at least from talking to Nick from Fi and a few others.