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Any Ampeg SVT-II (non-pro) schematics???
I have this SVT-II but the only schemos I managed to get were the SVT-II Pro which from what I've heard differ a lot, don't they?
Any one can help around?
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If the schematic isn't there, it tells you where to get it. The St. Louis Music produced Ampeg stuff pretty much requires you to get the schema right from them.
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Since the buyout, parts and service info has become like pulling teeth without anesthetics. Many parts are simply not supported, and it can take them as long as a week to get back to you (if at all).
I've started steering people away from any new equipment made by any of the companies the LOUD Group owns. I really hate "disposable" gear...
thanx guys
but the schematics there have little to do with the amp I have in front of me!
they seem alike but not the same circuits!
as for the LOUD group, I think I should not try to contact them for a schemo, right?
What's the problem you are having with the SVT II.
This amp has a common problem with mosfet bias drift, resulting in noise, dsitrotion or low output, there is a simple procedure that I was given by an Ampeg engineer, if this what you are chasing let me know and I'll dig out the procedure.
well not exactly...
well junction
the problem I'm facing is not exactly that...
the real problem is that they brought it to me and it has no output so I'm searching for a schematic to follow the signal path and see where it's put to gnd!
by the way, what u r refferring sounds "good"...
if you'd like to share that knowledge with us, I'd be more than happy to know what the common problem is and how it is solved, as I may run into this problem as I check the amplifier further on...
I must have been brain dead when I read this, because the one I worked on was the Pro version, your's is clearly the non pro version, I'll post the details anyway, because it may be the same circuit in the mosfet power amp stage, maybe??
This info came form someone who used to work at Ampeg;
Adjust the trimpot closest to the mosfets for 25mv across the 0.47 ohm resistors in the mosfet source circuit. Average, so check each bank to be sure they are matching pretty well. No signal no load, obviously.
Be sure to have the pot at the LOW end of the bias voltage range to start with, or it will immediately draw a lot of current...........
If the mosfets are not matched for their Vgs(on), within 0.3V, they will never share well, and may fail at high currents. That was the factory spec, and the mosfets were sourced pre-matched and color dotted.
Before that procedure was followed there was a too-high failure rate. Once we introduced matched mosfets, there were a lot less failures.
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SVT-II and II Pro are tube amps, no MOSFETS. Both are rackmount, but the Pro has a couple of extra features in the preamp (more bands on the EQ, different line-out, etc.)
Are you thinking of the SVT-3? That's an SS amp.
Thanks for that note. sounds just like the SVT-4 I just rebuilt.
Sorry for the bum steer
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Toyota City, Japan, February 16, 2012-Toyota Motor Corporation (TMC) announces that its production affiliate in Taiwan, Kuozui Motors, Ltd. (Kuozui), today marked the start of production and sales of the "Camry Hybrid" in Taiwan.
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Is this really a statement against socialism or a statement against human society in general?
Socialism would work if people weren't greedy self-centered bastards. If they truly believed in their society as a whole and worked to better it for purely the sake of creating a better place for not just themselves but for the rest of society it could work.
The problem is how to get such a society started when laziness and selfishness is widespread in all societies and cultures.
Btw, I do not consider myself to be outside of the greedy self-centered bastard part of society.
I think you're partly right, but the biggest problem is this, most of these greedy self centered bastards are the ones at the bottom expecting free hand outs. How do you ever expect them to "truly believed in their society as a whole and worked to better it for purely the sake of creating a better place for not just themselves but for the rest of society" when they won't even work to provide a better life for themselves and/or own families.
IMHO - the more socialist type things brought into our system,
the more it seems to cause or bring lazy people taking advantage of that system. We need a "reward" for our hard work. Not a reward for doing nothing.
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I'll let you know after Christmas. I bought one for my son so he can shoot with me. I have a Hi {oint 45 and it shoots great. Not my carry gun but I;ve shot it quite a bit with no stoppages. Get a bad rap cause they are cheap.
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I'll let you know after Christmas. I bought one for my son so he can shoot with me. I have a Hi {oint 45 and it shoots great. Not my carry gun but I;ve shot it quite a bit with no stoppages. Get a bad rap cause they are cheap.
I don't carry a gun because I feel inadequate.
I carry a gun because unarmed and facing three armed thugs, I am inadequate.
I have 2 of them. They shoot just fine. I wouldnt carry it though. I guess you could and if anything goes wrong (Ive never had a problem) you could beat the BG with it since its a brick LOL
I used to have one, and it's when I learned that 9mm was one of my favorite pistol cartridges. It ran flawlessly through the 200 rounds I sent down the barrel. For the price you can't go wrong for a cheap plinker, or something to keep in your vehicle. I don't think I will ever buy another one though. For the price they're surprisingly accurate too, and come with an adjustable rear sight, and a lifetime warranty.
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I would not trust my life to one,besides they are built like a brick and would be harder to conceal,I have thought about getting one in the past to just throw in my jeep without worrying about scratching it up and even a backup if things go really bad and my carry gun has a major malfunction or runs out of ammo
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i have heard good and bad things about them. had one many mango seasons ago that i used as a "throw down gun",. it was something to keep in the tool box. something that i did not care if it got rusty and dirty,,etc... but it shot great for a low price gun. picked it up from a guy that needed some fast money. that was the only reason i got it.
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It is definitely not on my list of carry guns, but it worked while it was in my possession for a few years with close to 500 rounds down the tube. It is such a cheap gun, I would only play with it and own it only to try the thing out. I think I resold it for like $70 and I paid $140. The guy that bought it from me said that he wanted to try out the cheap gun as well and to pass it on so that he can say that he has done so.
It is not "might OF", it is "might HAVE". It is not "could OF", it is "could HAVE". Go spread the word.
My candid opinion is that they are junk. I've had students bring them to my classes and consistently they are problematic. I do not recommend them for anything except a last ditch bedside gun for the $$$broke crowd and even then I would recommend a cheap shotgun over that.
they're good enough for what they are. i wouldn't carry one, personally. they have a bad reputation becasue they're under $200, but i wouldn't put them in the same category as cheap POS Ring Of Fire guns, like Lorcin, Jennings, or Davis.
my brother has two HiPoints, both in .45ACP; one of them gave him some trouble, that he easily resolved with a little fluff'n'buff. the other, a newer model, has worked flawlessly from the box. the biggest downside is that they don't like JHP; my brother solved that by using Pow'r'ball ammo. it's also accurate enough, capable of groups under 3" from over 50'.
here he is, squeezing off a few:
like i said, i wouldn't cary one. they're too heavy and awkward, but as a toolbox gun, or truck gun, they're perfect. i'll bet more HiPoints are used by criminals to kill people than many other brands, so they have to work at least some of the time.
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If you can afford a Ruger, I would go with that instead. My P 95 was flawless out of the box and you can get one new for under $400, used under $300. Having said that, until last weekend when I sold it, I had a Hipoint 45 that I put about 2000 rounds through, the last thousand with no problems. The two main issues are that Hipoints don't like hollow points but you can fix that by using powerball and you have to push the point of the first bullet in the mag up a little bit and forward. I also found that I shot the Hipoint more accurately than any other gun I have owned including a glock, a 1911, a Ruger P95, a Sig 229 and a couple of Hi Powers. So if it is all you can afford, get a Hi Point. If you can afford a little more, get a better gun.
In a word, no. Spend $50 more dollars on a decent used revolver or even a Taurus semi-auto. At least they will retain some of their value.
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worth buying?
if thats all you can afford
I had one, shot great, accurate, zero malfunctions
but....the mag release is horrible both in location and function, caused mag to release at less than appropriate times
if you're wanting something to CCW, I suggest do not get a hipoint, if its for the vehicle, plinking, etc then no problem
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Today's topic: Fruitcake — Friend or Foe?
I'll be honest, the likes of fruitcake has never graced my lips. I'm not exactly sure why, but I'll take a wild guess and surmise that it probably has to do with how picky I was as a kid. Then, and still now, I believed that the only appropriate dessert was one that contained chocolate… lots and lots of chocolate, and strictly nothing else. I think that pretty much leaves out fruitcake.
My only experience with fruitcake what-so-ever was a choir song by the same name that I sang my freshman year in high school. It was interactive to say the least. Our rendition at the Loudoun County High School was punctuated with each section of vocal parts tossing various ingredients to fruitcake in the air while we merrily sung along. That is literally my only experience "making" fruitcake.
However, on both sides of my mother's family there are handed down recipes for fruitcake. Apparently it hasn't been an age old tradition of thinking fruitcake is a foe! Today I will share with you my Great-Grandmother America (Compton) Tommey's recipe:
Egless [sic] Fruit Cake
Original Recipe from World War One
2-Cups Sugar
1- Cup butter or marjorine [sic], melted
2-Cups butter milk
2-Teaspoons Soda
4½-Cups flour
1-Teaspoon of each: – cinnamon, cloves, all spice and nutmeg
(I usually leave out the allspice makes it so dark. Also I add 2 eggs and ½ cup apple sauce. Can add any fruit you like.)
Preparation: – In a large bowl mix well all dry ingredients, except raisins & nuts, add last, roll them in ½ cup of above flour befor adding. Stir into dry mixture, butter milk then shortening, whatever, last stir in raisins and nuts which have been rolled in the flour. This is to keep them from all coming to the top of batter. Always stir never beat. Makes stiff batter. Makes four (4) layers, 8″ or 9″ pans bake until done. test when toothpick comes out clean, from test in center of pan.
Let cool in pan as breaks easily while hot.
"Iceing" [sic]
2 cups sugar
¾ cups butter or (marjorine [sic])
¾ cups sweet milk
½ cup molasses (sorghum) (I use dark Karo)
Boil or cook in large skillet until forms soft ball. Remove from stove, add one (1) teaspoon, or more if like, vanilla flavoring. Beat until cool enough to ice cool cake, between layers and all over. Place cold cake in airtight container. Bake 2-4 weeks before eating, longer the better. Pour grape juice on cake at intervals to…
Sadly, the rest of the recipe is cut off, so I suppose we'll never know what the grape juice is for. I'm guessing it's to keep it moist. I'd also venture that the grape juice maybe a substitute for wine in some other recipes. But the Tommeys were good Southern Baptists… or "teetotalers" as I have heard them referred to on more than on occasion! 🙂


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Merck KGaA (MKGAF) reported first quarter 2014 earnings per American Depositary Receipt (ADR) of $3.17, up 13.6% year over year and ahead of the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $2.35.
Revenues in the reported quarter were $3.6 billion, almost in line with the year-ago quarter. Revenues grew 1.8% organically due to strong performance in the emerging markets. Emerging markets grew organically by 5.6%, mainly driven by the Merck Serono and Merck Millipore divisions.
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The company operates under four divisions: Merck Serono, Consumer Health Care, Merck Millipore and Performance Materials.
Merck Serono's revenues decreased 1% in the reported quarter due to currency headwinds of 5.2%. Rebif sales grew organically by 5.3%. Oncology drug Erbitux' sales grew organically by 0.5%. Erbitux sales however declined due to a negative foreign exchange impact of 6.1%. Gonal-f sales improved strongly in the reported quarter.
The Consumer Health Care division's revenues decreased 0.8% due to a negative foreign exchange impact of 6.5%. Sales from this segment grew organically by 5.7% primarily driven by Neurobion and Floratil.
The Merck Millipore division's revenues fell 1.8%. Segment sales grew 3.7% organically, which was offset by a negative currency headwind of 5.5%. Organic growth was driven by Process Solutions and Lab Solutions.
The Performance Materials division's revenues declined 4.5% due to currency headwinds of 5.6%. Merck completed the acquisition of AZ Electronic Materials in May 2014, which will be integrated with the Performance Materials division.
For 2014, Merck KGaA expects sales to grow slightly on an organic basis. This will however be impacted by negative foreign exchange effects. Thus, Merck KGaA expects steady sales in the range of € 10.9 billion and € 11.1 billion in 2014. The company expects stable organic growth at Merck Serono, moderate organic growth at Consumer Health, slight organic growth at Performance Materials and moderate organic growth at Merck Millipore.
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It's been a long weekend.
I woke up at 4 a.m. yesterday to make the long drive up to Ohio for my grandma's funeral.
The service itself was very nice. My aunt managed to incorporate all the grandchildren and great grandchildren into the service. I had to do one of the readings, and I managed to not mess up, even though I was nervous I wouldn't be able to hold it together.
I was actually OK during most of the service, until the very end. There are just certain songs they play at most funerals that make me lose it. And I fell apart pretty badly at the end.
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Pros: Beautiful photographs by the author, insightful analysis of why the photographs workCons: the technical aspects of the image making, especially the steps required in a photo editing package are not described even when they are critical to the success of the photographConflict of interest: The publisher provided a free copy of this book for reviewJack Dykinga is one of the foremost contemporary landscape photographers in the US, who is perhaps best know for his color photographs of the Southwest US. I have several of his photography books in my personal library, including "Large Format Nature Photography." I mention all of this because I have found that if you don't like a particular photographer's work, you won't likely be interested in a book that basically describes how the work was created. So now that you know my bias, what about Dykinga's book, "Capture the Magic"?The book is divided into 17 chapters, of which the last two, "My Equipment" and "Technical Information" are more like appendices. The first 15 chapters consist of collections of photographs with brief discussions. In some cases, an individual photograph is the basis of the discussion. In other cases, two or three photographs are presented as Dykinga takes you though his thought process while he was in the field making the photographs. Sometimes, the first photograph is the less successful, because of composition or light. In other cases, it simply speaks to a different purpose. Personally, I think that these discussions built around different images of basically the same place are among the most successful from a pedagogical standpoint.The chapters themselves have two different approaches. "Design", "Lines", "Near/Far", and "Negative Space" cover traditional issues in composition. Other chapters speak more to an approach to photography. For example, "Working the Situation" and "Experimenting" encourage the reader to go beyond taking the first photograph that comes to mind and then walking off to the next big composition. The chapter "Return" struck a particularly strong resonance for me, because I have found returning to the same place many times through different weather and seasons to be rich source of inspiration. A difficult decision in a book about photographic composition is whether to limit the discussion of a photograph's motivation to particular chapters or to discuss it for each photograph. In that respect, the discussion in chapters "Decisions" and "Feeling/Voice" could have been applied to any of the photographs in the book. Sometimes, Dykinga does speak to his motivation or the feelings he was trying to evoke in making the photographs in the other chapters. I wish that he had done it more consistently because that, I think, is at the heart of all photographic decisions. The ideas in these two chapters then would have been spread throughout the book.My one serious complaint with "Capture the Magic" is that it is limited to the act of making a straightforward photograph, even though many of the photographs in the book are actually composites of multiple, overlapping photographs. Note that the composite photographs are not limited to the panoramic format. Composite photographs would not succeed if the technique were flawed. It seems unlikely to me that the target audience for a book such as this would be familiar with the required field and digital darkroom techniques. A chapter covering these would be a welcome addition to the next addition of "Capture the Magic" or to a web site hosted by Rocky Nook and Dykinga for purchasers of the book.I don't own a lot of basic photography books, but I'm glad to have come across Dykinga's "Capture the Magic." I always enjoy his photography, and this book is a good overview that also illustrates his recent relatively transition from large format film to 35 mm digital photography. Having made the same transition even more recently, I found this book interesting as more than a book on photographic composition. I recommend it to anyone who aspires to make better landscape photographs.
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"The pioneer period gave birth to two ideas which are the very essence of split-rail value in outdoor sports. One is the "go-light"
idea, the other the "one-bullet-one-buck" idea. The pioneer went light of necessity. He shot with economy and precision because he lacked the transport, the cash, and the weapons requisite for machine-gun tactics. Let it be clear then, that in their inception, both of these ideas were forced on us; we made a virtue of necessity.
In their later evolution, however, they became a code of ethics, as self-imposd limitation on sport. On them is based a distinctively American tradition of self-reliance, hardihood, woodcraft, and marksmanship. These are intangibles, but they are not abstractions. Theodore Roosevelt was a great sportsman, not because he hung up many trophies, but because he expressed this intangible tradition in words any schoolboy could understand. A more subtle and accurate expression is found in the early writings of Stewart Edward White. It is not far amiss to say that such men created cultural value by being aware of it, and by creating a pattern for its growth.
Then came the gadgeteer, otherwise known as the sporting-goods dealer. He has draped the American outdoorsman with an infinity of contraptions, all offered as aids to self-reliance, hardihood, woodcraft, or marksmanship, but too often functioning as substitutes for them.Gadgets fill the pockets, they dangle from neck and belt. The overflow fills the auto-trunk and also the trailer. Each item of outdoor equipment grows lighter and often better, but the aggregate poundage becomes tonnage. The traffic In gadgets adds up to astronomical sums, which are soberly published as representing "the economic value of wildlife". But what of cultural values?
As an end-case consider the duckhunter, sitting in a steel boat behind composition decoys. A put-put motor has brought him to the blind without exercise. Canned heat stands by to warm him in case of a chilling wind. He talks to the passing flocks on a factory caller, in what he hopes are seductive tones; home lessons from a phonograph record have taught him how. The decoys work, despite the caller; a flock circles in. It must be shot at before it circles twice, for the marsh bristles with other sportsmen, similarly accoutred, who might shoot first. He opens up at 70 yards, for his polychoke is set for infinity, and the advertisements have told him that Super-Z shells, and plenty of them, have a long reach. The flock flares. A couple of cripples scale off to die elsewhere. Is this sportsman absorbing cultural value? Or is he just feeding minks? The next blind opens up at 75 yards; how else is a fellow to get some shooting? This is duck-shooting, current model. It Is typical of all public grounds, and of many clubs. Where is the go-light idea, the one-bullet tradition?
The answer is not a simple one. Roosevelt did not distain the modern rifle; White used freely the aluminum pot, the silk tent, dehydrated foods. Somehow they used mechanical aids, in moderation, without being used by them.
I do not pretend to know what moderation is, or where the line is between legitimate and illegitimate gadgets. It seems clear, that the origin of gadgets has much to do with their cultural effects. Home-made aids to sport or outdoor life often enhance, rather than destroy, the man-earth drama; he who kills a trout with his own fly has scored two coups, not one. I use many factory-made gadgets myself. Yet there must be some limit beyond which money-bought aids to sport destroy the cultural value of sport.
Not all sports have degenerated to the same extent as duck-hunting. Defenders of the American tradition still exist. Perhaps the bow-and-arrow movement and the revival of falconry mark the beginnings of a reaction.The net trend, however, is clearly toward more and more mechanization, with a corresponding shrinkage in cultural values, especially split-rail values and ethical restraints.
I have the impression that the American sportsman is puzzled; he doesn't understand what is happening to him. Bigger and better gadgets are good for industry; so why not for outdoor recreation? It has not dawned on him that outdoor recreations are essentially primitive, atavistic; that their value is a contrast-value; that excessive mechanization destroys contrasts by moving the factory to the woods or to the marsh............" Aldo Leopold. A Sand County Almanac. 1948
Just part of a great book, written by a man who had alot to say that still resonates today....
"Man always kills the things he loves, and so we the pioneers have killed our wilderness. Some say we had to. Be that as it may, I am glad I shall never be young without wild country to be young in. Of what avail are forty freedoms without a blank spot on the map?" AL.


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