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on 27-08-2013 13:53
When will Virgin Media Security be available for Windows 8?
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Hopefully never
windows 8 is secure enough with Windows Firewall and Wndows Defender (which is built into the OS).
Third party apps are no longer needed, especially ones that are as buggy and unstable as VMS
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We have no further updates on this as of yet however as Gary_Dexter has said Windows 8 has Firewall and Defender built in. These are sufficient but should you wish to have a third party software then there are a number of free and paid versions available such as Avast, AVG, Kaspersky, Norton, Mcafee, to name just a few
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From this thread http://community.virginmedia.com/t5/Internet-secur
Windows 8 does comes with Windows Defender, an updated version of MSE, as well as with the Windows firewall, which will provide basic protection.
The Comodo suite is compatable with Windows 8.
The other free programs mentioned in this thread may take a bit of time to be updated but most, if not all of the paid for security programs are suitable for Windows 8.


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That's exactly what the Green Bay Packers delivered Saturday night, soundly defeating the Minnesota Vikings 24-10 in a wild-card round contest at Lambeau Field. The Packers now head on the road for the divisional round, where they will face the San Francisco 49ers next Saturday night at 7 p.m. Lambeau Time.
Here are my takeaways from the playoff victory:
- If you were like me, you had your doubts as to whether or not the Green Bay defense could slow down Adrian Peterson. After all, the Packers already had two recent chances to do so and had failed each time. This time around, however, the defense came to play. Green Bay held Peterson to an extremely quiet 99 yards on 22 attempts (he'd averaged 204.5 yards per game in his first two meetings with the Packers this season).
- The big key to the much-improved showing can be found on the edges. Namely, the Packers SET edges this time. Green Bay didn't allow Peterson to bounce his runs outside, forcing him to stick between the tackles. Peterson is great, no question, but it's hard for any back to do much damage if their only real play is to continuously try to slam through the forest of big bodies in the trenches.
- Much of the credit for this goes to Erik Walden, Clay Matthews, Dezmon Moses and Charles Woodson.
- Great to see Woodson back and making a difference. He isn't the player he was in his prime – or even his amazing 2009 season – but he brings an intangible element to this defense. You feel safer with Woodson in there. And with fresher legs from all the time missed due to injury, he'll have a lot in his tank for this playoff stretch. That could prove huge for this team.
- Yes, Joe Webb is terrible. But no, Christian Ponder's presence wouldn't have made that much of a difference. This defense was ready for a fight and it didn't matter who was under center for the Vikes.
- If teams want to continually play both safeties high and take away the longer stuff from Green Bay's offense, the Packers are proving they're just fine with that. Aaron Rodgers completed eight passes to his backs Saturday night for a total of 84 yards. By taking that approach, particularly early in the game, the Packers were eventually able to open up the longer stuff as time went on. What's that – stubborn Mike McCarthy is adapting and changing his offensive approach a little bit? Yes, folks, that seems to be the case. And it's happening at the most crucial time.
- He's still a little stubborn, though, especially when it comes to giving John Kuhn the ball in short-yardage spots. Kuhn scored on one of those attempts Saturday night (he'd failed on his first two shots), but even if he didn't, those plays aren't going away. It appears we're just going to have to live with it.
- DuJuan Harris – 100 total yards (47 rushing, 53 receiving) and a touchdown Saturday night. What a find this kid has been. It's too much to say he's the engine of this offense, obviously, but he's becoming a big-time component. He brings a shiftiness and intensity this corps of runners hasn't had in awhile.
- Going 22-of-33 for 274 yards, one score and no picks seems very "ho-hum" for Rodgers, but it was anything but. He made some of the toughest throws you'll see a QB make yet again in this one. Even if the numbers don't always reflect it, he sure seems dialed in.
- Speaking of dialed in, Greg Jennings appears to have regained his groove. Like Woodson, it's just a different unit with him in there making things happen. He likely won't be around for 2013, but Jennings can help this team do great things for the next (hopefully) few weeks.
- Really great work from the offensive line, all around. A lot of weeks this season, one or two players are just off and it's really affected things at times. But here, all five played well.
- Even watching on TV, the crowd sure seemed loud. Great work, everyone who went to the game. And thank you for keeping the stands largely free of that disgusting purple.
- Now, it's a trip out west for the Pack. Obviously, still sort of digesting (read: enjoying the hell out of) Saturday night's win, but here are a few early thoughts:
- On Twitter as the game ended, I made the analogy of the Packers being Batman and the Niners being Bane (nerd alert!) and I really believe that holds up. The Niners definitely punished the hell out of Green Bay the first time around, as it was clear the Packers were just not able to keep up with San Fran's physicality. That, obviously, was in week one, a lifetime ago by NFL standards. Has enough changed for Green Bay though?
- The Vikings, at least offensively, are sort of a poor man's Niners. Strong-armed, running QB. Physical run game. So in a sense, Saturday was good preparation for Green Bay. And if the Packers play defense the way they did Saturday, that'll go a long way in giving them a shot to pull out the win. Yes, the Niners have much better players, but the concepts of what Green Bay will need to do won't be a ton different.
- On defense, the Niners are light-years ahead of Minnesota so that'll be a completely different – and tougher – challenge. The offensive line, in particular, will face its toughest battle yet. But if they can hold up and the Packers can make things happen with this new-found short-passing game, those big plays downfield will again open up. With this receiving corps now totally healthy, there's no team that can contain that group for four quarters.
- I can almost guarantee you that's going to be the best game of next weekend. Something tells me it's going to be much closer this time.
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Well, Twilight is now making people sick in the literal sense, and not just the metaphorical fashion. Dozens of theatergoers have reported having seizures during the infamous "birth" scene, which features cuts of intense gore juxtaposed with brilliant flashes of light. The result is a theater full of people mumbling and shaking, which is pretty much what I expected a Twilight audience to be anyway, so it sounds like a lateral move.
It is surprising that a PG-13 film can incorporate gore in such a fashion that it makes audiences physically seize. It's actually shocking that this doesn't happen more often. There have been reports of this type of fallout from Japanese cartoons (a la The Simpsons) and even a promotional video for the London 2012 Olympics, but nothing so widespread.
If Twilight was able to make people flip out, it's pretty mind-blowing that several other visually-disturbing films weren't able to have the same effect. Here are a few that come to mind.
If Pokemon was able to cause a stir with its visuals, I would think that the Wachowski Brothers' adaptation would have sent entire nations to an early grave with its non-stop chromatic assault during race scenes. Also, I've been told that a growing number of people have been developing averse reactions to Emile Hirsch, but that's been unsubstantiated to this point.
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Every Wednesday and Friday night, we provide shelter, meals, and fellowship to six homeless men in the Sports Science Center. Each night presents an opportunity for college students to come alongside homeless men and share in a meal and an evening of fellowship.
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4-MeI is found in two kinds of caramel color that are used to make syrups brown. The chemical has been shown to cause cancer in mice and is a possible human carcinogen.
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The 4-MeI in syrup is less of a concern than other products because people tend to consume far less syrup. If you eat syrup twice a week, about a quarter of a cup each time, that would carry close to a negligible lifetime cancer risk. But, if you eat syrup daily, as some children do, that cancer risk can increase significantly.
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The Government minister in charge of the badger cull is furious after opponents posted his home address on the internet.
The personal details of Environment Secretary Owen Paterson, who was appointed last week, were published on the website of the Coalition of Badger Action Groups, which includes former hunt saboteurs and activists who were involved in the campaign against the animal testing facility Huntingdon Life Sciences.
Private information belonging to other ministers, government officials and employees of the National Farmers' Union were also made public.
Two pilot culls of badgers to tackle bovine TB are expected to take place later this year in West Somerset and Gloucestershire.
Photographs purportedly showing Mr Paterson's Shropshire home have also been published. Activists claimed the information on ministers was leaked by "someone … high up in the civil service".
Mr Paterson is understood to be furious that his office telephone number, along with other details, were made public.
The website first published the information on the day he assumed office and activists bombarded his department with prank telephone calls, playing a viral video known as the "Badger, Badger Song" down the phone.
The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) sought an injunction against the website and personal details were removed from the site after Government lawyers contacted activists.
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A vote for broadband in the "white spaces"
All eyes are on the presidential election today, but another important vote just took place at the Federal Communications Commission. By a vote of 5-0, the FCC formally agreed to open up the "white spaces" spectrum -- the unused airwaves between broadcast TV channels -- for wireless broadband service for the public. This is a clear victory for Internet users and anyone who wants good wireless communications.
The FCC has been looking at this issue carefully for the last six years. Google has worked hard on this matter with other tech companies and public interest groups because we think that this spectrum will help put better and faster Internet connections in the hands of the public. We also look forward to working with the FCC to finalize the method used to compute power levels of empty channels adjacent to TV channels (we have a number of public filings before the commission in this area and it is a vital issue in urban areas).
I've always thought that there are a lot of really incredible things that engineers and entrepreneurs can do with this spectrum. We will soon have "Wi-Fi on steroids," since these spectrum signals have much longer range than today's Wi-Fi technology and broadband access can be spread using fewer base stations resulting in better coverage at lower cost. And it is wonderful that the FCC has adopted the same successful unlicensed model used for Wi-Fi, which has resulted in a projected 1 billion Wi-Fi chips being produced this year. Now that the FCC has set the rules, I'm sure that we'll see similar growth in products to take advantage of this spectrum.
As an engineer, I was also really gratified to see that the FCC decided to put science over politics. For years the broadcasting lobby and others have tried to spread fear and confusion about this technology, rather than allow the FCC's engineers to simply do their work.
Finally, I want to applaud and thank FCC Chairman Kevin Martin, the other commissioners, and the FCC Office of Engineering and Technology for their leadership in advancing this important issue. And, thanks to the more than 20,000 of you who took a stand on this issue through our Free the Airwaves campaign, the FCC heard a clear message from consumers: these airwaves can bring wireless Internet to everyone everywhere.
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Incredible news! This is clearly the most efficient way to leverage the spectrum, and it sets the groundwork for an explosion of innovation.ReplyDelete
Nearly as incredible are the statements of dissent from wireless microphone manufacturers et. al, who would withhold spectrum from the many for the sake of the one person behind the microphone.
Eventually a wireless mic will come along that sends audio digitally using the same white space scanning mechanism -- and put yesterday's wireless microphones out of business.
Great victory!ReplyDelete
Now user will have broadband remote access beyond DSL, Cable Modem and WiMax.
The white spaces are the first frontier.ReplyDelete
We should promote a long term vision that would have the FCC open the entire spectrum to sharing protocols. Unfortunately this technology direction is contrary to the revenue model of the FCC.
Spectrum ownership is a rapidly deprecating business model. The big question mark is where will the billions of dollars in these markets go.
Let's not make the same mistake we did with WiFi. Where 95% of WiFi hotspots are privately encrypted by WPA and where there is very little % of all those hotspots that are used for users to roam.ReplyDelete
We need a FON 2.0 model deployed using an Open Social type of common standard for authentification and sharing of hotspots and throttling so that the authentification does not happen using a key on the router, but by it being through a browser authentification mechanism (which a standard can be made to also work for non browser based devices).
Google needs to make this a very rapid change, within 3 months or so have amazing total national coverage.
if you mass produce a FON 2.0 type of router that people install themselves at home on their ADSL, Cable, Fiber or whatever connections, let's say 1 million pieces quickly mass manufactured could cost $10-$40 each, per White Spaces router. 1 million such routers distributed to 1 million users to install at home themselves should be plenty enough to cover a whole country.
Just make sure there is a standard for secure roaming from one router to the other.. and have a complete bandwidth management throttling system built-in so that users can prioritize their own bandwidth usage for themselves, and to eventually be able to charge people per megabyte used.
As an engineer, I'm sure Mr Page would agree the Report & Order released on Friday Nov 14th (..about a week after the "historic vote") is also a great win. (..and no spectrum auctions thank goodness!)ReplyDelete
Putting aside the license regime adopted for the TVWS spectrum and wireless microphones for a minute..
I'd offer that, as possibly hinted at in Commissioner Adelstein statement from the R&O, the to-be-released NOI on "high power use" of TVWS spectrum (and how soon it arrives) might be a key tipping point for getting access to the TVWS spectrum to provide broadband Internet Access--especially in rural settings.
Add to this that, should the FCC do any foot dragging on this NOI, the large phone & cable companies will certainly have plenty of time to go after low powered TVWS use without having to worry that any new competing infrastructure entrants that might have sprung up had the NOI been an NPRM ready to be acted upon.
All this begs the question..
Will the NOI create significant delays for TVWS high powered use and have we missed an opportunity for a relatively fast build out of rural under-served markets using TVWS spectrum? ..and is this yet another example of failure on the broadband policy front for the United States?
Certainly is food for thought..
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SAT: All of the horses went on the trails! I love trail! Where we go has a bunch of action! We're talking Huge hills (steep), Switchbacks, and Creeks. Unfortunally, I thought riding english would be the best option for the day... It wasn't. Neigh was feeling his oats! Managed to stay on the whole time but there were a couple of times when I thought I was going down! I was also with a VERY inexperianced group of riders They didn't have the sense to go up steep hills one at a time-( I'm always first b/c my horse has a Superiority Complex) So when I'd say "hill- One At a TIME" that meant wait 2 seconds and let your horse fly up the hill into my butt! Once one other horse got in front of Neigh and let go up a hill- I managed to keep him calm till it was clear-But when he started up, he reared, Dug his feet in and bolted. In doing this I was leaning forward and I smashed my face! Lol. From that point on we walked up hills!
MON: Last 4-H meeting of the season. I had my mum coach me- which never happens. She was actaully nice and not yelling at me! I also had a well know coach from where I live. This coach had almost nothing to flaw me on. The only things she said need improvment was my hand postition ( I tend to ride saddleseat like huntseat), And a good active walk (Neighners tends to think I'm going to kill him after a good canter- and walks like a inch worm) Next I got Streak together... ugh. I love him. But sometimes that horse isnt worth making glue out of! We did a tiny warm-up- everything was spot on. BUT when it was time to try trail he acted like he'd never seen any of it before! We got over the bridge, did the mail box, trot poles were hard for him-he's gaited. Where we had trouble with him was at the sidepass pole and the L. THE TWO THINGS WE PRACTICE CONSANTLY! He wasn't listening- before leaving I got him through it. But it was a battle.
TUES July 12: I feel suuuppper guilty. Neigh and I decided to jump the standard 2'6'' for 4-H. It turned out to be horrible. Yesterday we got told we would be jumping a cross rail and an oxer. Neigh has only been doing 2' cross rails and verticals- not very consitantly either. I'd never thought about an oxer I got it all set up, horse tacked-thinking I was ready to go! But I wasnt! Its different to jump on a schooling horse-than on your own. I was in tears, afraid I was going to have him pull something! Or he'd knock it and be lame- have a show Saturday... lol! I know 2'6'' is TINY but my horse's career IS ground work! I just couldn't have him do it. Blah. FAIL. We did do a couple verticals. He was okay- I had my reins too tight, hit his mouth... alot. Then we had a coming to god moment b/c he wouldn't stop charging in canter- hence why reins were tight. Kinda a bad night. Love him deeply though.
Don't know where my sudden "jumping fad" started but I can say it ends tonight.
I've decided to not jump him anymore. Too many things could happen to him. And I can't have that happen. I can be satisfied to know he can. But will I ever force my horse to do something he obviously hates? No.
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In mid-October, we brought you news of a tragic family murder-suicide that took place in Westchester County, New York. The apparent perpetrator, solo practitioner Samuel Friedlander, an alumnus of Western New England University School of Law, reportedly beat his wife to death and then shot and killed his two young children, before committing suicide.
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Since the brutal murders, more facts have been uncovered about Sam Friedlander's past. Thanks to one of our commenters, we now know that Friedlander once worked as an associate at Skadden Arps. One of his former co-workers (who also happened to be a former girlfriend) had this to say about him:
Sam was a gentle guy. . . . [The] fact the he killed his kids really blows my mind. Sam genuinely liked kids, and the elderly as well. I can honestly say that Sam was a nicer person than I am, and nicer than almost everyone else I knew at Skadden… at least until [the time of the murders]. I have to believe that he had some sort of mental breakdown.
I cannot fathom what must have happened to Sam, but this was not the Sam I knew 20 years ago. If it's any consolation at all, please know that none of us who knew him would ever have imagined it would come to this.
And thanks to mainstream media reports, we know that Friedlander had apparently been taking medication for at least a decade to treat depression, anxiety, and insomnia. Although that may sound like a dangerous combination of prescription drugs to some, police have stated that there was no indication that Friedlander had stopped taking any of his medications.
Police now theorize, however, that on the evening of the killings, Friedlander may have sedated his children before shooting them. Fox News New York reports that "Gregory and Molly apparently slept unaware of the deadly fight between their parents because cops believe their father had already sedated them."
Perhaps he used some of his own medications to do so? At least he attempted to spare his children some pain before murdering them.
As to whether the slayings were premeditated, while it is true that Friedlander purchased a shotgun just weeks after he received an unsatisfactory custody arrangement, a letter left in his office, purportedly a suicide note, did not indicate that he had planned to kill his family. The Journal News has more information:
Sam Friedlander sent two letters to a family member and left another in his law office, all indicating his impending suicide but not his state of mind or that he intended to kill his wife and two children, state police said.
"These were like his last wishes," lead investigator Brahim Dedusevic told The Journal News Thursday afternoon.
It's no surprise that an attorney drafted a will for himself before his own death. But with evidence that Friedlander purchased the gun and ammunition with cash, and sedated his children before killing them and his wife, how can we really say that this wasn't all premeditated?
We can't. We await more detective work before we can really lay these premeditation rumors to rest.
Sam Friedlander 'last wishes' notes don't mention intent to kill family; wife killed with rolling pin [Journal News]
Friedlander Sedated Children Before Shooting Them, Sources Say [Fox News New York]
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Covington Southeastern Conference football fans living in Covington got to see a bit of the league's future Friday. University of Florida commitment Mike Davis led a dominating ground attack for visiting Stephenson as Class AAAAA's No. 5 team cruised to a 34-6 Region 2-AAAAA victory over Newton at Sharp Stadium.
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I recently got a txt message about the Dajjal appearing after the earthquake in Japan and he will be in a small island that will be formed as a result of this earthquake, this is the text message:
"Near the coast of Japan there has been an earthquake as you all know. Experts say that this will lead to a formation of a new island. If you remember, the Prophet (PBUH) had once quoted that Dajjal is imprisoned on an island towards the west. It is also quoted that the year before Imam Mehdi's arrival there will be a lunar and solar eclipse. And this has happened twice this year".
I decided to do some research and came across this:http://news.nationalgeographic.com/n...apan-pictures/
I thought that the Dajjal is already on an island somewhere in this world, in chains, as the Prophet (PBUH) quoted from his friend who was a Christian convert. Also i heard that the Dajjal will be born on the borders of Palestine And Israel to a Jewish family to a Rabbi.
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OLD BOWLING, TEXAS. Old Bowling is a rural community located at the end of Farm Road 1147 about fourteen miles west southwest of Centerville in western Leon County. Settlement in the region had begun by the late 1850s and early 1860s, and the community was named for one of the first settlers, a minister named Boling. Farmers spelled the name as Bowling. One of the earliest structures was a two-story building that eventually functioned as a school, church, community center, and Masonic lodge. Pioneering families included the Vestals, Allisons, Bolings, Caldwells, and Wilsons. In 1868 the Allisons and Vestals operated a steam gin. The first school opened around 1870, and the Masonic lodge was organized in 1871 and operated until 1875. Bowling had a post office from 1858 to 1866 and from 1871 to 1873. By the late 1870s the community also had a general store, saloon, and blacksmith. The school continued to serve area farming families until it closed in 1929, when Bowling consolidated with the nearby Concord school. In the 1950s the community held annual homecomings each May. In 1965 the Old Bowling School and Masonic Lodge received a Texas Historical Marker. Population estimates for the settlement, now called Old Bowling, reported twenty residents in 1990. That figure remained constant in 2000. The historic school building and a cemetery are the visible remnants of the old community.
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Before I barf I will just observe that that man Lance really does get everywhere.
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AMHERST, NY - Billionaire investor Warren Buffett was a Western New York visitor Tuesday, when he came Amherst to help celebrate a milestone reached by one of the many companies he owns --GEICO.
GEICO's local workforce has reached 2,500 employees, some two years ahead of projections made when insurance giant announced plans to build a 250,000 square foot claims center at the Crosspoint office park.
"People go where they're welcome, there's no question about it, Buffet told WGRZ-TV. "And Western New York has got its arms out."
That certainly was true ten years ago when New York State, under then Governor George Pataki, gave GEICO tax breaks and incentives totaling $100 million dollars to locate here.
Yet a decade later, the state still consistently ranks among the worst in survey's of CEOs, in terms of where they would start a company.
Enter Governor Cuomo with his recently proposed Tax-Free New York program, that would have start ups near SUNY campuses, and their employees, paying no taxes at all for 10 years. (After criticism of the program from both liberals and conservatives, about rewarding some companies at the risk of hurting others, Cuomo suddenly changed the name of the program from TaxFree NY to StartUp NY).
"The governor has come up with a lot of imaginative and I think very useful ideas that will make a real difference in employment," Buffett said.
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George Frideric Handel
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oil on canvas, 1756
94 in. x 57 1/2 in. (2388 mm x 1461 mm)
Purchased with help from the Handel Appeal Fund and H.M. Government, 1968
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The great composer is seen here in old age and by now blind, with the score of Messiah. Painted for Handel's friend, Charles Jennens, who selected the words for Messiah. The magnificent rococo frame with trophies of musical instruments and scores at top and bottom is original and may have been the work of Joseph Duffour, a leading carver and gilder of French origin. More detailed information on this portrait is available in a National Portrait Gallery collection catalogue, John Kerslake's Early Georgian Portraits (1977, out of print).
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- Kerslake, John, Early Georgian Portraits, 1977, p. 123
- Saywell, David; Simon, Jacob, Complete Illustrated Catalogue, 2004, p. 277
- Various contributors, National Portrait Gallery: A Portrait of Britain, 2014, p. 105
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|11th February 2013, 10:19 PM
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That is not fair, badraven. I appreciate you may be frustrated, but several of us here have followed along for 190 posts here, not 4 or 5, 190. I don't think that merits a bitter response like that. We are trying to help you learn how things work and with greater understanding, you will find it less difficult to find the solution. Try keeping your neurons gleeful then...
Tools are tools, but they only do what they are designed to do. SHorting the driver bases together does one thing, it zero biases the amp to its coldest state. You problem has been that the amp wants to work but overheats soon. SHorting the bases forces the amp to its coolest condition, and that MAY allow you more time with it powered up to search for what is wrong. What it does NOT do it point out some specific failure. The fact the amp hums more is secondary to the fact it SHOULD be running cooler that way. The fact it now hums does not tell us some particular thing to look for, it allows us to do the looking without burning up the amp.
Zero biasing the amp makes it run cooler, but it is an unatural condition for the amp, so if it impairs the hum cancelling nature of the circuit, consider it a side effect.
DC coupled amps are not simple to work on, they are one big loop, which means that everything tends to affect everything else. I may be wrong, but throughout this, I think you tend to be looking for that one-bad-part that will fix it all up. You seem to focus on there being some part causing it all, and your fall-back appraoch is to replace things. I write that off to a lack of troubleshooting experience. There is no shame in that, we all start somewhere, I certainly recall many times I learned things the hard way, with smoke in my nostrils.
The difficulty here is for someone like myself, I'm not speaking for the others, to communicate to you what you need to know to troubleshoot this amp, but also what you need to know to undertsand the advice we are giving and the CONTEXT it belongs in. I fix these for a living, you certainly CAN test these circuits. What you generally cannot do is take some reading and say AHA, THAT part right ther is what is wrong. If it were that simple, you;d have been done in five posts.
|11th February 2013, 10:25 PM
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I put forward a proposal a long time back to remove all the semiconductors one by one and check them on a multimeter. Then while they are out check all the passives. Also check the pcb for broken/blown tracks.
This is my last resort method but it has never let me down.
I tracked one fault down to the last transistor I took out which had an hfe of 1 !
|12th February 2013, 12:01 AM
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Forgive me if I sounded bitter, I assure you I am not. I am frustrated through. Not with the amp, with answers I get at times, more often than not it seems. It doesn't do me or anyone else any good to say something like: If the amp hums when you short the base terminals of Q18 and 19 together it means there is something wrong. Surely you see the ridiculousness of that statement. We all already know there is a problem with the amp, that's why the suggest of shorting the base terminals was offered. That's all I am saying. I apologize if I seemed insensitive.
Now if Nigel had said do this and expect the amp to sound like its going to blow up when you turn it on, that would be different. My amp isn't humming like a tube amp plugged into a two prong socket. Its humming like its going to shoot a flame out or something. You have got to understand something, I am the newbie here. I don't have your experience. I don't know what normal heat is on an output transistor is. Nor do I know what is considered a normal hum when I cross those terminals. If it was buzzing like I had a cell phone sitting next to the amp, I wouldn't worry about it.
Do you guys honestly think I don't appreciate you sticking with me through this, trust me I do. I honestly wonder why anyone is still here after 190 posts.
Believe me, I am not expecting to find "The" part that is causing the problem. I'm looking for any evidence I can find that will tell me the area to look. Aside from from a couple resistors being out of spec, everything I check seems to be within spec. I took Nigel W's advice and started pulling transistors and checking them, but they all have checked out so far. I placed an order with Mouser on Friday for enough transistors to replace everyone one. I got resistors, zeners and diodes. No matter what I find, I think I will have everything I need.
I think we have determined that the fuzz is from the preamp area but the output transistors are getting hot so either there is two problems or I am missing the boat here.
I am sorry if I have offended, and I am sure I have. All I am asking is: if you tell me to do something and a spring snake is going to jump out of the can when I pop the lid, let me know please. That way I'm not going OMG!!!!
Believe me guys I am reading. I am doing what one of the Nigels said to do. Learn about Class A biasing, AB biasing etc. That is what I have been reading the last couple of days.
If at first you dont succeed, perhaps it isn't your bag. Lol...
|12th February 2013, 12:02 AM
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I am doing this, one item at a time. Thanks!
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|12th February 2013, 08:39 PM
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Enzo I have a question specifically directed to you.
I have been thinking about your post from yesterday.
First you said DC coupled amps are hard to work on because everything effects everything else in the amp. Fair enough, I am coming to realize that. Which of course is making it impossible to find the offending parts.
Then you said that I seem to have the idea that I am looking for a single part that is causing my problem. The correct answer on my part is obviously yes. I am looking for a single or multiple offending part(s). What else would I be doing?
Then you say that I keep reverting to the strategy of just changing parts. Which shows my lack of troubleshooting experience.
Dude what else is there? You guys have all but flat out told me that you can't troubleshoot a DC coupled amp. Yet several of you tell me you repair amps for a living.
Nigel W tells me to pull each transistor and check them. I have pulled several checking them with my meter, all the while keeping in mind what you said about how checking them with the meter in this fashion does not put real world stress on them like the circuit does.
I asked a few weeks ago for a suggestion on what meter to get for checking caps. Nigel told me not to worry about them because that is seldom ever the problem.
I've replaced the several resistors that were out of spec and replaced the output transistors again just in case R106 being so far out of spec might've damaged them.
The one thing I can not find in all the reading I have been doing is a procedure for troubleshooting amps.
If there isn't a standard procedure for troubleshooting a DC coupled amp, and changing parts is the way amateurs do it. and since you say that like its an indictment. My question to you is: How do you find the problem? You must have some logical path you follow. I have posted the measurements each of you have asked for. I have coupled and shorted and looped etc. Someone here must have some idea of what we are looking for???
It sounds like you're telling me the amp can't be diagnosed and if I change parts I'm a greenhorn. Which of course I am!
If at first you dont succeed, perhaps it isn't your bag. Lol...
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|12th February 2013, 08:47 PM
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You can approach things from a different angle but you would need some circuit knowledge.
Things like CCS can be looked at to see if the voltages on them are OK.
But the rest is down to testing in or out of circuit the rest of the components.
Obviously a DMM wont put working voltages on the transistors/diodes but it will give a good reliable answer to if it is completely dead or not.
You should definitely do a Hfe check on any transistors you take out. I have seen me find them with gains of 1 which is clearly wrong.
|12th February 2013, 09:12 PM
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|12th February 2013, 09:15 PM
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If yours has it will have a socket with BCE on it.
|12th February 2013, 09:19 PM
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My Mac meter does not have that feature but I have a cheaper unit that does. The instructions are in Japanese. I don't supposed you have something you could scan and post on how to use that feature do you? Or maybe a site that covers the subject? Thanks!
The meter is an Excel XL830L I have searched for English instructions but had no luck,
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|12th February 2013, 09:21 PM
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The meter will have 2 setting on the rotary dial NPN and PNP, select which ever your transistor is. Then put the transistor leads into the BCE socket in the correct order.
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