Recent content by jaygeorge1979

sorry i sent it right before i read this

yeah i talked to a few of my friends and we gonna pool some funds and send it to him...so sad what happened...anyone else who can help should help

I can make a small donation to the fund to help out....maybe if a few of us contribute you wont have to sell everything

what is the model number of this watch? thanks

go ahead and post the theile/smalls and someone should be able to help you out...

oh i know, i love mouser....but i am not entirely sure which parts can be used for crossovers and which cant...when i built my passive in line level crossover, i used a buncha really small really cheap components from them...but when i built the filter used w/ my zaphaudio.com hivi b3s project...

thanks for your post...you seem very knowledgable...for the record, i am going to school for electrical engineering right now...what do you do? as for the filter, i may just end up using first order, cuz that inductor is gonna be too expensive...the guy i am building it for said he tried bass...

i ran the numbers on the pac-audio.com calculator for a high pass 2nd order 100 Hz @ 4 ohm crossover....it gave 280 uF cap and a 9 mH coil....i checked partsexpress, the only type of cap that is close to that is the 100V Non-Polarized Crossover Capacitors...

thanks to all replies....check bak tomorow for more info on the project

what is BCAE? PS the calculators i use are from the loudspeaker design cookbook volume 7 companion CD....but i was also gonna use the 12volt.com calcluators to cross-check my numbers

im aware that its impossible to decide an exact freq without knowing the drivers being used...i just needed a ballpark so i can use my calculators to figure out what size components to use so i can figure out about how much its gonna cost....tomorow, when i find out which speakers he has, i will...

A friend of mine asked me to build him 4 high pass crossovers to block the bass from his door speakers in his car. I am not sure what speakers he is using yet, but does anyone have any suggestions? I am thinking something simple, maybe a 2nd order L-R...what freq should I aim for to protect...

good point prowler...thanks for the post... on some of the diagrams i have been looking at, i usually see 5 posts...one pair of posts are for the input trigger positive wire and ground....then there should be one for the 12 V positive input from the battery...then there is one that will recieve...

simply put, somebody is messing w/ my friends truck...they might even have his keys, cuz they keep getting in there and messing with stuff...so we just need some way of knowing when they are breaking into it at night so we can scare em off/catch em now what i want to do is a very cheap type of...

hey guys i am working on a project where the ultimate goal is to have a few horns go off if the car door opens...the goal isnt all that important...what is important is knowing what to look for in an automotive relay...so help me out i plan on splicing into the wire that runs to the little...