I hate you all in your own unique and special ways. [Wuv u guys rlly, well some of you, actually make that a few of you...]
These headphones make any airplane silent, i own these there amazing, yes i know its a walmart link XD
Worst feeling in the world... Is realizing you have homework that you didnt do that's due 5th period... and there's 10 minutes left in 4th period.
did a speed run in my default tuned D15 0-60 in 4.09 with 3.55's and sport tires and 3.76 with race tires and 4.10's pretty fast for a truck
very nice, though switchmode v linear, surely depends on requirements Linear for audio, always linear.
Switchmode is always the best for being given electric shocks by AC whenever touching any "grounded" metal connected to it...
I HAVE A JOB!!!!! I'm going to be doing computer teardowns and potentially other refurbishing work for a global OEM computer manufacturer. I'm going to have so much fun!
that isnt to do with switching v linear That sounds like something with dodgy grounding which can happen irrespective of the DC-DC regulator
It just happens to happen on nearly all of them To be honest I am mostly moaning about 99% of USB wall chargers, they are never grounded and as such the metal jackets of USB connectors can sometimes give you a surprise, since they are usually live at around 12v AC at a super ultra low current. If I have metal IEM's plugged into my phone, the around 1mm contact patch to the inside of my ear can make it feel like I am being burned and cause irritation if left long enough. This is across many brands of charger.
slightly off topic but i regularly check for updates on Xplane 11 and the one time i go to play it (well to experience storm Aileen (UK) ) it says update available, so now the 10 minute update starts....
That's why with every device I own, I make sure that it's properly grounded, or modified to be grounded, don't fancy being a grounding cable for voltage especially if it's 240v... Granted the MCB would probably trip before death but even a little shock hurts like hell and makes you produce some interesting distress calls...
Dont do that with all devices though. Theres a reason certain devices are floating, like oscilloscopes --- Post updated --- Most cheap wall warts arent switching supplies, theyre flyback converters. Switching versus linear electrically doesnt make any difference to the DC grounds as the input and output on both are common ground with no isolation or level shift
I Spotted a Pilatus PC-21 flying above my school today, a beautiful very rare sighting that made be happy.
Well depending on the design I don't always add a ground, after all some devices do have live chassis, mostly old tube stuff. I second that I've seen so many laptops and other devices that have had the arse end blown out of 'em because they lack proper isolation and the B+ rail became live at mains voltage when something on the primary side decided to pop.
