Man, just cut the friggen boot and finish it all off with some shrink if you have to. Or is the hard, inner diameter that the cable assembly won't pass through? If so, that's a pretty thick cable.
Just got take-out lunch from one of my local fav's - Thai Paradise, located in friendly downtown Portsmouth. Family owned and operated and just 3 doors down from my office. Good thing the boss likes it a lot too and buys lunch there from time to time.
I thought that I remembered someone talking about doing this with TREADs or STEPS before and that for those applications it wouldn't work. Is it possible that this ability is application specific?
After 4 or so transport failures I can safely say that I have yet to experience a "cool" failure.
Most of the time you end up searching your wallet for the hundreds of dollars suddenly missing.
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Bones - Season 4, Episode 15
Man, the writer's strike really screwed with a lot of shows. In this particular case a plot was forced to be rushed to the point of not really making a whole lot of sense. I wonder how many shows have been damaged beyond repair as a result of trying to make a shortened season work?
Buffy had it's ups and downs for sure, but on the whole it was great.
Angel, I've never watched the whole thing and I'm working my way through Season 2 now. So far so... well, uneven. There are great episodes and then pretty meh episodes but I'm still enjoying it.
Yes, it should have the name on the front, top and rear panels. Also, it should say something to the effect of "Dual Monos Electrostatic Amplifier for IEMs".
Good plan. For someone coordinated like yourself it'll probably feel like the class is moving kind of slow but the experience that you'll get might just save your life. I had my brother (who's a MSF instructor) run me through the course a couple of years ago, I was amazed at how much I needed to learn, this after riding for 10+ years.
Let's hope you never need them.