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Re: You’re doing it wrong…

Upstatemax wrote: »

I feel like this belongs here:

Last day of school for my kids was yesterday. My younger daughter and my niece had a sleepover at my home to kick off summer.

They decided that they wanted to build a “tent” in the living room out of sheets.

They grabbed the sheets and also grabbed my clamps to hold the sheets.

Well, my niece clamped one of the sheets to…

MY DAMN TV!

So, now a 65” Sony OLED is now on the way to my home to replace the destroyed TV.

Don't lie... you put her up to it so you could finally get a new TV with the wife's blessings.

nooshinjohn

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Re: You’re doing it wrong…

CGTIII wrote: »

That's a rather funny lookin' Crown Vic.

Tom

treitz3

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Re: LPS (again).

pitdogg2 wrote: »

On the other hand if the caps are 50v rated, then that part of the scenario might be fine. Then again the extra heat could be problematic for other parts in the circuit.
Devils advocate

50V would be OK, but as close as I'd want to cut it.
Yes, but I'd also wonder about the power amp module or output devices.
Heat is the enemy, but fundamentally - and were it mine - I'd want to make sure that the gizmo is rated for use with a 30 V power supply -- which it may well be. I skimmed the posts and didn't see what it was.

mhardy6647

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Re: LPS (again).

On the other hand if the caps are 50v rated, then that part of the scenario might be fine. Then again the extra heat could be problematic for other parts in the circuit.
Devils advocate

pitdogg2

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Re: LPS (again).

Is whatever amplifier you're using designed to be used with 30 VDC input?
E.g., the working voltage ratings of capacitors therein.
If not, 30V might shorten its life considerably.

mhardy6647

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