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  • Last Activity: 09-13-2023 08:05 PM
  • Join Date: 11-29-2006

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  1. Jedi54
    04-10-2021 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
    04-15-2017 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
    10-23-2014 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
    06-12-2014 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
    12-01-2011 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
    12-17-2010 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
    12-11-2010 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
    12-11-2010 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
    05-29-2010 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
    05-24-2010 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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