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Few days ago i first posted about this project. The main problem was the lenght of the wire from the headphones to the controls was like 18". In other words you'd have to have the control box clipped onto your collar any time you use the headphones. With the new wires its roughly 4 feet long cable allowing you to leave the control box on the desk and have plenty of movement room.

9 wires total


True 5.1 surround sound headphones






All slack pulled out, everything finished.

 

yay! and i had trouble doing a three wire headset. lol.

do those things really replicate surround sound well?

 

I use them mainly when playing games or in the mood to listen to quality music. You definitely notice which direction the sound is coming from. On the speaker test you can definitely hear the separation between center, front, rear and the sub speakers.

 

Wire comes in more than 1 color. FYI.

what brand are those hphones?

 

 

They are Earforce z6a.
As far as wire goes, yup i know but they had 25 ft spools of wire in stock. Quite a bit of waste if i want 9 different colors. Instead i bought 1 spool twisted it into 8 and then used another color i had from another project for the 9th wire.

on a side note.

 

 

Still my favorite fighter

 

It would be interesting to see how HX35 performs in 1.8 BP

 

That's a step up from what I'll be running on my car. Any idea what exhaust housing was used for that dyno? Standard is the 12cm^2 but they can come in 14cm^2 and 16cm^2 housings as well.

 

It says HX35-2 so I assume it's the “new” HX35 II model. IIRC it was 12cm2 (Twin Entry, V-Band outlet)

 

 

it's cause he lifted bro.

 

I thought it funny too, bro, when the vid of wheel tells the story that he's half-way into the spin when he finally starts countersteering, and barely any at that...

 

Manifold Gauge Pressure? Is that intake or exhaust manifold? If intake, then why was the same peak pressure not set for all turbos to normalize the results? If intake, then the graph tells little other than these turbos had wastegates that began opening at different pressures. If exhaust manifold pressures are being measured, then the results are insightful regarding backpressure and flow characteristics, but only if the intake manifold maximum pressure was normalized between them during the data collection.

 

 

Serously.....I'd love to watch that on a 20' wall projection, listening to GY!BE, while sippling on tasty drinks and smoking hookah.....all after eating some "special" brownies.

 

"This is the Z Machine at Sandia National Laboratories. In 2006, the machine created a plasma that reached a temperature of two BILLION Kelvin, hotter than the interior of stars. This was at the time arguably the hottest human made thing ever.

The Z Machine is used to study the physics of Solar flares and model nuclear explosions. It creates these high temperatures by focusing 20 million amps of electricity into a small region further confined by a magnetic field."

 

Source of "global warming."