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I have to admit, I did try. However, easy to block that with a .htaccess file, y'know!

It worked when I created a user separately from the order, but not if I created a user with the order. Either way, order completed!

Inserted for mac ^^

I'm having a problem placing my order. I was able to apply the discount code (~$75 off an xcon!), but when I click Submit on the Order Confirmation page, it brings me back to the Step 1: Account Details without creating my account. I selected the paypal option to pay with, if that helps troubleshoot.

Wow... I'm definitely jumping on this one.. 12" xcon d2 order on the way!

I've heard great things about the mli65's, can cross them over down to ~54hz (from denim). 6 3/4 is slightly larger than 6.5, so you definitely won't have to cut anything, they should drop in just fine.

And BL's are on sale for black friday, free cooling + flatwind option ($60 value)

Enjoy the vacation!

Welcome! And grats on the OSU vs. Michigan win :x

http://www.bcae1.com/cirbrakr.htm (love this site): Circuit Breaker: A circuit breaker's function is, like a fuse, to break a circuit path when a predetermined amount of current is passed. In my opinion, circuit breakers should never be used to protect electronic devices such as radios, amplifiers or crossovers. Most common circuit breakers (thermal snap action) take far too long to open the circuit path. This does not mean that they are not useful. When they are properly selected they do a good job of protecting wiring and devices such as electric motors. Some breakers are self resetting. Others require manual resetting. I strongly recommend using a manual reset type. This will allow you to watch for any problems when the circuit path is restored. You may also want to check out proper fusing. I'll be running ~1500-2k watts over 1/0 gauge using a 250amp anl fuse.

No problem, bud! Send me those z15's and we'll be even.

Hah, easy fix: Hold control and scroll the middle mouse wheel up/down to zoom in/out ^^ Sized so he can see it

Nightshade v.2 = 2000-watt RMS model * ETA is mid 2010 (maybe sooner) Only thing I could find: very large voice coil with more mass , higher power handling, stiffer suspension than zv2's (built to order, can go with a softer suspension) Oops, a bit too late.

They used to be under warranty down to .5 ohm daily, so .67 is fine, pending you know what you're doing. You can trust him.

Read the responses, derrick already answered that: From derrick: 'Three dual 1ohm subs wired in a series/parallel configuration will result in a 0.67ohm nominal impedance. DCR should be 0.4-0.5ohm. We've had great success running Sundown amps there daily but keep in mind that when wiring below 1ohm current draw goes up. A solid electrical is a must have. If it was me personally I wouldn't hesitate to run any of my Sundown amps @ 0.67 daily.'

A human being's terminal velocity is ~120mph By no means, am I saying it wasn't crazy. It's on my to-do list. "The terminal velocity of a falling human being with arms and legs outstretched is about 120 miles per hour (192 km per hour) "However, by diving or "standing up"in free fall, any experienced skydiver can learn to reach speeds of over 160-180MPH. Speeds of over 200MPH require significant practice to achieve. The record free fall speed, done without any special equipment, is 321MPH. Obviously, it is desirable to slow back down to 110MPH before parachute opening." Quoted from http://hypertextbook.com/facts/JianHuang.shtml ^^

I'm in Virginia Beach, VA.. got a little bit of rain out here.. Yesterday alone, I saw a restaurant fall into the bay along with a SUV, a boat get chopped in half (at my buddies house), and then a barge get washed up on shore down by my house. A couple more of these storms and I'll have waterfront property!

- Computers - programming while at work (perl) gaming when at home (borderlands/wow/cstrike) Linux > windows. - Collecting/building laser pointers (mostly burning lasers.. a few red/green/purple, one blue/infared at the moment) - Xbox 360 (mostly halo 3/cod4) - Keeping up saltwater fish tank (60 gal reef tank) - Drinkin/partying - Riding my motorcycle (08 kung fu 250.. yeah.. srsly, first bike) - Reading forums (ssa) and idling in the ssa chat room

not sure wtf i did, ignore this, lol.

*Removed quote with link* Not spam, but Gumblar exploit. OP, thanks, I needed a good example of this for testing. : ) Gumblar exploit: Uses a vulnerability in Adobe software products like Acrobat Reader or Flash Player to capture your FTP information and send it out on the internet.

I've read the same thing several times now, charging them to 15v does hold voltage better.. Assumption, feel free to correct me: If the alternator only charges the batteries when they get low, it should take longer for the battery to drop to the charging point, thus less strain on the alternator. If you have an alternator putting out 16v, it will kill a 12v battery due to the constant overcharging. If you put a 16v battery into a car with a 12v alternator, the alternator will never fully charge the battery.

You should always put a fuse before/after any battery, close to the battery, even with the fuses on the amp. And no, that isn't the problem. If the fuse was too small the fuse would blow, and it shouldn't be blown if you hear output from the radio.

In a car, 113 in my 96 volvo 850 glt.. Fastest (outside a vehicle): 160-180'ish.. skydiving, pretty close to vertical.. what a rush!

Sweet.. an event somewhat near Va beach, VA.. i'll be there to check out/see some high end setups : )

i have a volvo 850 glt, and have been looking at these two companies. I've heard wonderful things about iraggi, not much about pb. iraggi alt: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/220-AMP-Alternator-1994-Volvo-960-Series-2-9L-94_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQhashZitem3356360eedQQitemZ220489715437QQptZMotorsQ5fCarQ5fTruckQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories powerbastard: http://powerbastards.com/proddetail.asp?prod=Fitzall-220