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Just after this build, I bought a VMA2016 amp from DX to fix this problem, but I couldn't get it to work (conflicting wiring diagrams, no sound output). I also found the bare chip pretty difficult to work with. I've had my eye on a TA2024 2x15w pre-constructed board off eBay for a while now, which look reasonable for $15 AUD.
Nice DIY project. I'd like to comment that power unit could come from an already available car charger for the headset (Nokia original or no-name from eBay), and I'd keep the controls on the original round panel while hiding the audio output in the rear.
An alternative to this hack is the Nokia AD-42W audio gateway, which is essentially a bluetooth transmitter & receiver, without any audio controls, powered by a standard phone charger. The advantage is mobility (it can be used in the car, to stream music to car audio, or in the house, to stream music to home theatre)
As for N900 in the car, I am using the built-in radio transmitter.
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The idea was to have it integrated into my car, so that all that is visible are the three buttons shown in the second last picture. Because I almost exclusively listen to my entire music collection on shuffle, having both track skip back and forward buttons was a high priority. I also didn't want to have to touch the phone to skip tracks. My car's standard 12v cigarette socket is occupied by a 5v micro usb charger, for charging my phone.
I looked into other bluetooth audio headsets (there are a lot of no name models similar to the AD-42W on DX and other sites for very little money), but I went with the BH-503 because I was most familiar with it, and they're quite easy to work with. In the past, I've found cheaper BT modules can be difficult to pair with, etc.
I used to use the FM transmitter in the N900, and N97 previously, but skipping track meant playing with the phone. The audio quality and reliability was also quite poor (even with the transmission power boosted on the N900).
Thanks for the info, I've been shopping around for a new system for a while now. I tried to install the last one myself and broke a few of the electrical contacts so I'm going to get professional help to install this new one. I recommend anyone that isn't well versed installs seek out a professional to do the work so you don't end up like me.
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it wasnt a job he was asked by the governer to take a nonpaying position on the commision because he is a rancher and an owner of a large ranch.He took it because he was concerned about the direction the F&G has been headed and hoping he could be of some service to the hunters of our state.You sarcasm is growing tiresome...grow up.Cant you just agree to disagree?
I understand how the FWP commission works, Nonya. Five commissioners covering five different areas, appointed by the governor, staggered four year terms, one has to be experienced with domestic livestock, etc. Currently Workman, Mulligan, Doherty, Brenden, and Colton in district order. If you like I can get addresses and a meeting schedule, but I'm sure you have that already.
I've been on this site for two and a half years and I believe I'm third behind Moderator and Bitmasher in terms of number of posts. You've been here a month and a half. So don't come on this site spouting invective and abuse and tell me I'm tiring.
But I'll make you a deal. I'll tone down my sarcasm if you settle down and stop berating people, referring them to eats***.com, telling them to grow up, etc. You're acting like a California liberal that just bought a house on Flathead Lake. As a 6th generation Montanan you of all people should understand that it's not nice for new folks to show up and start throwing their weight around punching everybody. We've got enough of those types in Montana as it is.
WHAT IS YOUR PROBLEM?I am not trying to get into an argument,I voice my opinion and you call me abusive?I will no longer be replying to any of your posts due to your insulting behavior and sarcastic tone,I come here to have civil discusions with adults....
Fine. Whatever, Nonya. Tankgunner tried to tell you the same thing. Civil discussion doesn't mean telling people to eat s*** , YELLING, accusing them of lecturing, saying they're living in a dream land or telling them to grow up because they say something you don't agree with. And that's just in this thread. It doesn't mean someone is deluded, childish, or an idiot if they disagree with a position, so there's no need to treat them like they are.
You make a number of good points in your posts, but the minute someone disagrees you seem to take it awfully personally. Are you looking for discussion or a bar fight?
Everyone else here is keeping a level head -- you're the one getting bent out of shape.
they say they dont get any help from the land owners because they think the public should have access to the big ranches and get pissed when ranchers dont allow hunters in an area.
Actually these two biologists are strong advocates of private property rights and laughed when I emailed them the above statement made by you. In fact one stated you were the one in a dreamworld.
I'm sure I will fail here, but I'll try nonetheless.
I do not intend to anger you by adding the statement that the biologist placed you in "a dreamworld". My intention is to show that there are some out there on your side, wishing they could enlist more to their cause to accomplish beneficial change.
When you throw around terms like "they" and included all members of a group (be it politicians, F & G board members, state biologists etc.) you actually mislabel some of those members and make your argument ineffective. It is admitting defeat from the beginning.
I'll agree some biologists don't have a clue. I'll buy that some; heck maybe even most local politicials in your state don't make good decisions as well. So what? Work with the ones that do and change things for the better.
Most of the local elected officials in Montana are landowners themselves, have long family historys in the state and to some extent are sportsmen. Utilize that and build from it.
Before you dismiss me as some outsider, I am a property owner in Montana. I have a large timber tract near Libby. I have lived in the state. I have family who has lived in the state for generations and continue to live there. While I'm not intimately familiar with the day-to-day situations that occur there, I am not ignorant of them either.
Im glad I can keep you busy entertaining yourself,if you think i give a sh*t what your biologist friends think you are sadly mistaken.The biologists that influence the F&G policies are 90% of the problem.My family has lived here for several generations and own three cattle ranches,we know the way the system is designed to work and the way it is working,they are not the same.Im sorry if you dont agree with me but that is my opinion.
ok, i'm not a moderator but i do know that "Using disrespectful, obscene, abusive, hateful, or foul language " is against the forum rules. (link is at the top of the page). and foul language is not typical of a civil discussion.
i also know that if enough people believe something is wrong, and can work together, things can be changed. that doesn't mean hanging out at the local gossip shop and complaining, i mean doing something legal and organized, and it will *eventually* get someones attention. not firing off letters that make you sound like an angry 10 year old, but something that can be taken seriously.
and if all else fails, MOVE.
Im glad you all have the awnsers,maybe you should move up here,spend the next 10 years attending F&G commision meetings,putting together petitions,try to draw attention to important matters through letters to the editor,public speaking and privatly funded public forums that draw a very strong local following only to have a biologist from California stand there and tell the F&G we have no idea what we are talking about and recomend changes in the policy that directly effect the hunting we have enjoyed for decades for no other reason that thier pet projects and "wildlife studys" that keep them employed.Then maybe you can share your enthusiasim towards the publics influence here in the state of Montana.That is where I stand after ten years of "being involved" and it is a very popular stance around here.I sorry this situation dosent follow the magical theroy of how it should be but it dosent work that way any more when the publics view and opinion are no longer taked seriously,I wish more than anything it would work that way and maybe some day it will again,right now the decisions made are politically scewed and I dont see any change in the near future.I am also sorry if I offended you by using the word "sh*t",I didnt know that was offensive in the context it was used,nice to see you keeping an eye on us though!Since when is telling some one they sound like a ten year old and if they dont like the way things work to move NOT offensive?For those of you who are discussing the F&G topic with me,not screening my offensive language and sounding like a total hypocrite,thanx for being patient.I understand the public process and I know how well it can work but common sense has taken a back seat in my region and our game numbers and hunting privlidges are paying the price for it.
What area of Monana do you guy's live in anyway? I lived in Lakeside and Sommer's for several years in the late 60's and early 70's. Preditor problems were no problem. The rule of the day was shoot and shut up.
Now I live in central oregon, 35 mi from the grocery store. The rule of the day is shoot and shut up. When I lived in Alaska in the mid 80's, the rule of the day was shoot and shut up. Is someone changing the rules?
Lol don around here they call it shoot,shovel,shutup.The biggest problem we have is the lion numbers,and the F&G refusal to increase quotas or even give each area its own quota instead of lumping them together with a combined quota for three or more areas.the biologist that regulates the quotas in our area(region 4) has a thing for lions and "wants to protect peoples viewing opportunitys" by keeping thier numbers up.How often do people see lions when they are just out "viewing wildlife"?LOL The problem is that they have wiped out our local herd of Mntngoats and the muledeer are on thier way out,thier numbers are as low as we have ever seen in this area.My grandpa says he hasnt seen so few deer since the depression..lol I guess we are just trying to remain law abiding and nobody wants to loose thier hunting rights over a poached cat,my entire family has shifted thier deer hunting to areas where there are no cats and the only thing i hunt on our place north of here is bear,they made it a spike only area for elk also to reduce hunter numbers in the area another stroke of genius!
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On the Wall Street news blackout:
Sep 27th, 2011 at 12:50 pm by susie
On the Wall Street news blackout:
Sep 27th, 2011 at 12:47 pm by susie
At Occupy Wall Street last night:
Radioactive steam in Michigan. I'm sure they'd tell us if there was anything to worry about, right?
What Joe said. Although I could cut Melissa Harris-Perry some slack, due to the fact that she was a teenager when we had eight years of peace and prosperity under Clinton.
Sep 27th, 2011 at 8:54 am by susie
Go see which of your state legislators are in the pocket of big business.
Via email about #occupywallstreet:
But the biggest piece of news related to all this is that not only are people doing coordinated weeks of action but that this week an ACCE member in Los Angeles (well, La Puente) has stated publicly that she will not be leaving her house even though she got a 5-day notice of eviction/foreclosure that goes into effect this Thursday.
ACCE is organizing home defense of Rose Gudiel and her family's house and will be working hard to make sure there are enough people there to dissuade the Sheriff from kicking them out.
You can find more here: https://www.facebook.com/MakeWallStreetBanksPayCalifornia
and here: http://www.makebankspaycalifornia.com/
And you can follow the ACCE Home Defenders League on Twitter here: @HDL22
More like this! It's the kind of thing that socialists and communists did in the 1930s that scared the hell out of the establishment and led to the New Deal.
Sep 27th, 2011 at 12:45 am by susie
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Sep 26th, 2011 at 7:28 pm by susie
It's coming to America first,
the cradle of the best and of the worst.
It's here they got the range
and the machinery for change
and it's here they got the spiritual thirst.
It's here the family's broken
and it's here the lonely say
that the heart has got to open
in a fundamental way
Democracy is coming to the U.S.A.
And to the Federal Reserve in Chicago.. Join them!
"Protest is what decent people do when confronted with evil."
The financial district in L.A. – OccupyLA links: http://occupylosangeles.org/
Occupy Wall Street New York Live Stream
Occupy Wall Street Main Site
Occupy Wall Street Los Angeles Live Stream (access problem has been fixed)
NY & LA Streams & More
Chris Hedges answers questions posed by the chat at the NY livestream.
Excellent perspective on what is happening and how to keep it happening.
Many more facebook links to Occupy Financial Districts here:
http://www.facebook.com/OccupyTogether. Find one near you!
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April 23, 2014, Saitama, Japan - Tamron Co., Ltd. (President & CEO: Morio Ono), a leading manufacturer of precision optics, has announced the innovative ultra-telephoto zoom lens with a focal length range of 150mm to 600mm, SP 150-600mm F/5-6.3 Di VC USD (Model A011), has been awarded the TIPA 2014 Best Expert DSLR Lens Award.
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Summer of 2013 a international team of paddlers went to Russia to paddle some of the classic rivers in the Altai region. After a long drive they started of with a rough start next to the border of Mongolia. Body Frieser tell in this part how you should clean the car before you go kayaking.
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It started nearly 6 years ago. Hard to believe. I had both a lot less and a lot more hair. I had fewer wrinkles and we had less technology going into the design of our boats. The Remix 100 was the original name of the Stinger. The name came from the 100+ gallons of volume and the common dam release of water on the Green which is 100% of 1 unit. Woody liked to call the 100% release a "hungee", and so the first proto of what would become the Stinger was called the Hungee.
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Environmental energy harvesting is a possible source of power for Internet of Things (IoT) sensor nodes but needs careful management. Unless harvesters based on solar or thermal technology, for example, are designed to be compatible with conventional circuits, DC/DC converters need to be optimized for low-voltage inputs.
Sensor nodes for the Internet of Things often need to placed well away from a reliable power source but operate for many years. Although long storage-life batteries provide one option for powering these devices, an increasingly viable alternative is the use of environmental energy harvesting, using sources such as light, vibration and temperature differentials.
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Hybrid solar cells that harvest all of the suns energy, instead of just a few narrow bands, could transform the energy economies worldwide: R. Colin Johnson @EETimes
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In a bid to bring affordable solar technology to the market by 2017, IBM Research and Airlight Energy (Switzerland) have partnered to produce a solar parabolic dish that can concentrate the sun's radiation by 2,000 times and convert 80% of it into useful energy. The system is said to be able to generate 12 kW of electrical power and 20 kW of heat under sunny conditions, and will be capable of providing both power and hot water/air conditioning to several homes.
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This Arduino Nano controlled solar battery charger can charge a standard lead acid 12V battery and runs with 90% efficiency under 70ᵒC (158ᵒF). The circuit can take up to 24V input from the solar panels. The maximum power point tracking is implemented in the circuit by measuring the output voltage and current from the solar panel to get the maximum possible power from it.
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This application note describes a DC-to-AC converter design, specifically targeted at converting highly variable energy from a solar panel into a form that can be directly connected to the power grid. This emphasizes on the control design and how PSoC 5LP is employed for a particular power topology.
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In this post we present a robotic lawn mower, powered with solar energy and able to operate just with the clean energy from the sun; this one is a great difference from the commercial projects having a robot in need of a charging station connected to the electrical grid.
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So I built a device that generates air bubbles at regular intervals and effectively produces ripples up to a radius of 2 meters (sufficient for most urban water bodies). The device automatically switches on when it comes in contact with water an alarm alerts if the water body dries up or someone tries to remove the device from water. At less than $10, the device is cost effective and being solar powered, it is energy independent and maintenance-free.
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Washington, D.C. - U.S. Travel Association President and CEO Roger Dow issued the following statement on the implementation of a hike on the traveler fee that funds Transportation Security Administration (TSA) activities:
"Clearly there needs to be adequate funding for aviation security, but the last adjustment to the fee that funds TSA activities was very disappointing.
"In the budget agreement for the current fiscal year, the fee was raised knowing that a significant portion would be used to fund unrelated projects by Congress, instead of using all of the new revenue to pay for improved security activities.
"Not only did the fee increase, but now, if passengers have layovers of longer than four hours, they are charged the entire fee again.
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When the new 2011 Miss Texas is crowned Saturday night, it could very well be a Weatherford College student taking that victory walk down the ramp. Clarin Gniffke, Miss Weatherford College, is among the 37 young women competing in the Miss Texas Scholarship Pageant.
Contestants are judged in talent, interview, evening gown, fitness and an on-stage question. At 18, Gniffke is one of the youngest contestants but brings a combination of intelligence, poise, beauty and talent certain to place her among the favorites in all categories.
Home-educated through high school and currently a sophomore at WC where she is president of the WC Republican Club and a member of the honor society Phi Theta Kappa, Gniffke served as an intern in Congresswoman Kay Granger's Washington D.C office and worked last summer on Capitol Hill. Currently, she is interning for Rep. Phil King. She plans to combine her degree in communications and politics in some way after graduation. Not surprisingly, then, her Miss Texas platform topic is Your Vote Counts: Promoting Civic Responsibility through Voting.
Gniffke's talent presentation will be "You'll Never Walk Alone" on the harp. She has been studying with Weatherford harpist, performer and teacher, Sydney Howell, herself not a stranger to pageant competition as the 2010 Miss Senior Parker County.
The Miss Texas Scholarship Pageant is part of the Miss America organization. Semi-final competitions in the major categories will be held Tuesday through Thursday with thefinals July 1 at the University of Texas at Arlington. It also will be viewable by webcast live at 7:55 p.m., www.misstexas.org/webcast. Tickets for the pageant still are available through the Miss Texas Central Ticket Office, www.centralticketoffice.com.
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Robert W. Moore
Robert W. Moore, 71, of Boyertown, passed away at home on Oct.18 surrounded by loved ones and friends.
Robert was born on July 1, 1941 in Pottstown. He was the son of the late John and Margaret (Horvath) Moore.
He was employed at Firestone for 22 years as an industrial engineer and then at Merck for 20 years, also as an industrial engineer. He retired from Merck in 1999.
Robert was a veteran of the U.S. Army; he enjoyed hunting, fishing, bowling and being active at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church.
Robert is survived by his wife of 40 years, Elizabeth (Schmutz) Moore, daughter Sherrie Moore of Lake Tahoe, Calif., and a grand dog, "Chief." He is also survived by a sister-in-law Gloria Grebe, nieces and nephews, and a brother, Thomas Moore.
Robert's Memorial Service will be held on Tuesday, Oct. 23 at 6 p.m. with visitation from 4 to 6 p.m. at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, 1749 S. Main St., Bechtelsville.
Memorial contributions in Robert's name may be made to the , 1626 Locust St., Philadelphia, PA 19103 or the .
The family wishes to thank all the doctors, nurses and caregivers for Robert's wonderful care.
Arrangements are by Auer Cremation Services of Pa., Inc.
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Additional Physical Format: | Online version: Keller, John Esten. Hispanic studies in honor of Nicholson B. Adams. Chapel Hill, University of North Carolina 1966 (OCoLC)644023959 |
Named Person: | Nicholson B Adams; Nicholson B Adams; Nicholson B Adams |
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Description: | 197 pages portrait 23 cm. |
Contents: | Biography and publications. -- Origen y semántica de la palabra "Chévere", by J.J. Arrom. -- El impacto del culteranismo en el teatro de la edad de oro, by J.A. Castañeda. -- Releccíon de los primeros párrafos de Niebla de Unamuno, by F.S. Escribano. -- Melancholy and death in Cervantes, by O.H. Green. -- Attacks on Lope and his theatre in 1617-1621, by R.L. Kennedy. -- Religious hispanisms in American Indian languages, by L.B. Kiddle. -- Cracks in the structure of Calderón's Alcade de Zalamea, by S.E. Leavitt. -- An unnoticed complement to "Concolorcorvo", by J.K. Leslie. -- The Spanish sources of Paul Scarron's Jodelet duelliste, by R.R. MacCurdy. -- Lope de Vega's arte nuevo de hacer comedias: post-centenary reflections, by J.H. Parker. -- Cervantes and the Amadis, by E.B. Place. -- Some Baroque reflections on the Greek anthology in Lope de Vega, by I.P. Rothberg. -- Cara y cruz de la novelística Galdosiana, by W.H. Shoemaker. -- The character of Don Juan of El burlador de Sevilla, by G.E. Wade. -- Calderón's comedy and his serious sense of life, by B.W. Wardropper. |
Series Title: | Studies in the Romance languages and literatures, no. 59. |
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