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  • Last Activity: Sep 13, 2023 08:05 PM
  • Join Date: Nov 29, 2006

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  1. Jedi54
    Apr 10, 2021 02:25 PM - permalink
    miss seeing this car around.
    hope all is well buddy. Any time someone asks a stereo question I find myself asking, "danget, Where's Firebirdude, he'd know the answer."
  2. rx8jake8
    Apr 15, 2017 04:33 PM - permalink
    hey question about the audio set up with the bose amp. when I go to convert the speaker wire to the RCA plugs do you mean just splice into the wiring harness and then connect the rca to the head unit?
  3. Sager3081
    Oct 23, 2014 06:47 PM - permalink
    Hey I have a question about the RX8 Head unit. Is it possible to Mod the stock head unit to accomadate an after market stereo?
    Im on a tight budget but my buddy hooked me up with his old sub and amp. The metra kit is pretty expensive on top of a decent stereo, So do you think its possible?
  4. jrh356
    Jun 12, 2014 11:49 AM - permalink
    Hey I have a quick question about the metra dash kit the wires from the red lcd screen does not fit into the axxess box do i need an adapter? or did they give me the wrong box?
  5. flossin34
    Dec 1, 2011 07:10 PM - permalink
    hey im new to all this and i was wondering if you could shed some light on this subject, my 05 has the bose audio system, and id like to install an amp and my 2 subs i have, is this possible? im afraid that i wasted money for no reason ;/
  6. Ghostface2411
    Dec 17, 2010 01:27 PM - permalink
    hey you just commented on that post i left about... it cost more then i think and is more time consuming and forget leaving the car stock look... i just am wondering you said something about a kit what kit were you talking about is there a link or could you tell me atleast waht i need to search..

    thanks
  7. paulmasoner
    Dec 11, 2010 01:46 AM - permalink
    I did play with some things over those months though. Mostly HV stuff, Jacob's ladders, Marx generators, makeshift MOT welders etc. And I've been trying to collect parts to build a fully capable serious welding power supply. I've got bits and pieces, including two 3kVA trafo's But I need to look into what they are capable of as I want a single unit capable of pulsed spray MiG operation, as well as TiG welding. I want to be able to switch out the working ends and use the same supply, but it will need to be quite variable to do all the things I want from it. Constant voltage, or constant current operation, as well as wide frequency range(where my current trafo's may not suffice) and a hefty duty cycle. I've come to terms with the fact that I'll have to power it with a generator as I cant get the appropriate power drop put in the house since I get moved so often.
  8. paulmasoner
    Dec 11, 2010 01:46 AM - permalink
    i was just lookng at my user profile for the first time in ages, saw the previous msgs here... man thats been months and I havent touched that idea yet. But now, I am laid up at home in TN for a couple months, and though I can't even breadboard anything here, I am considering designing components essential for a laser harp and running them through simulators. Depending on how my recovery goes once I'm backin Belgium, I may really take a stab at this. I just cannot quite decide with certainty that I want to get into PIC stuff just yet, but doing without will prove magnitudes more complex...
  9. paulmasoner
    May 29, 2010 05:56 AM - permalink
    cool if i go through with it this should be fun. i understand a lot of the basic principles, and seemed to pick up on it easily when i was learning. i've built a few simpler things before; adj power supply, couple of edge triggering projects that are going in the car, and lots of breadboards. i also found a GREAT group of guys months back at www.dutchforce.com they've hepled me with a few things, including schematics for a dual rail power supply, -30V, 30V. adjustable volatage at the mV scale, adjustable current at the mA scale, digital gauges on each rail for voltage and amperage, and a max load 10A @ 30(-30)V
  10. paulmasoner
    May 24, 2010 04:45 AM - permalink
    hey.... how deep into electronics do you go? just audio? or a bit further?

    I'm thinking of trying to build a laser harp :D

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