4-earredwonder
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Skinned and sautéed!Raw or cooked?![]()
Skinned and sautéed!Raw or cooked?![]()
Cooked (Crazy)...LOL Standing on one leg, a leg at a time...OH NO!Raw or cooked?![]()
Are you seriously suggesting that something I read on the Internet might be less than accurate?Not really, there was no single starting point and 120Vac was never used particularly commonly.
I just tried to find a news story from several years back about the last of some non-standard voltage supplier here in the USA (rural New York, maybe?) finally shutting down, but I'm not having any luck at all. It was fascinating to me at the time that something like that still existed in this country in this century, but apparently didn't fascinate me enough to allow me to, you know, RETAIN THE MEMORY.Before the late 1920’s there was no national standard. Up to that point there was a huge range of voltages in use from 100 – 250Vac at frequencies anything from 30 – 100 Hz. But DC was still very common too. It just depended where you lived and who had set up a local generator and what equipment happened to be available to do so.
NO DOUBT you will be thrilled, Markie. While I'm waiting FOREVER for my new system to be installed [sitting in CRATES in the mancave] I did place some room tunes behind my secondary surround system's B&W 802 Nautilus Speakers and all I can say is HOLYOrdered in November my acoustic treatments arrive from GIK Acoustics today![]()
Good for you Ralphie, can't wait for you to have it all put together.NO DOUBT you will be thrilled, Markie. While I'm waiting FOREVER for my new system to be installed [sitting in CRATES in the mancave] I did place some room tunes behind my secondary surround system's B&W 802 Nautilus Speakers and all I can say is HOLYBATSHIT. HUGE DIFFERENCE!
Oooh, he’s got those lovely little supports to keep his 'directional' speaker cables off the floor. Tells you all you need to know really.Good for you Ralphie, can't wait for you to have it all put together.
I like this guy on You tube-VP Concepts he doesn't put anything down, he just try's it all.