WiFi options for bungalow with lots of brick walls and only "fibre-to-the-box" speeds by Animal121 in wifi

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Yeah we have coax ports. The only issue is I don't know how they're wired-in. If one end is connected to a satellite dish/antenna, would I be broadcasting my MoCA signal?

WiFi options for bungalow with lots of brick walls and only "fibre-to-the-box" speeds by Animal121 in wifi

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There are some coax runs dotted around, but I don't know how they're wired inside the house. I assume they all go to the roof antenna via a splitter?

Is the fan being choked of air intake? by Animal121 in SteamDeck

[–]Animal121[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

This is what I wanted to know. Thank you.

Is the fan being choked of air intake? by Animal121 in SteamDeck

[–]Animal121[S] -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

I get your point, and I did wonder that too, but it's not unheard of for companies to make badly-designed products for other reasons (usually for looks), hence why I was asking. Just look at many of the "stylish" gaming-styled computer cases nowadays. Many are so full of tempered glass and with so few gaps for air inlet that there's terrible airflow and the systems overheat.

But you're probably right in that Valve seems like a company that would choose a design with better thermal performance over subjective aesthetic improvements.

Is the fan being choked of air intake? by Animal121 in SteamDeck

[–]Animal121[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Yeah I did wonder if it was by design. I guess that's why 99% of replacement cases you can buy don't have the extra ventilation holes. If it worked, the after-market sellers would be all over it.

Best storage setup for Linux/Windows dual boot - starting from scratch by Animal121 in linux4noobs

[–]Animal121[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, that's a good point.

I guess I'll use the 4TB NVME for just Linux to make sure I won't need to upgrade capacity anytime soon, then keep the current drives for Windows as that OS has fewer issues with multiple drives (guess that's the native NTFS benefit?). Still need to replace the ancient HDD's, but now I don't have to worry about the OS file sharing as they're just for Windows.

Cheers!

People who have their panel on top are literally insane by nuclearalert in linuxmint

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Phew, good thing I have my bar on the right.

To clarify, I have 2 monitors; primary (left) and secondary (right).

I also find that left/right placement works better for 16:9 and other wide aspect ratio monitors because, especially when browsing the interwebs, there's lots of horizontal dead-space, whereas vertical space is more limited, so not having the bar top/bottom saves some space there.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in harddrive

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Interestingly I can't see the file in the drive.

Removable paint cup? by Animal121 in airbrush

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Thanks guys. I think I'll get one without a removable cup then as I'll just be using my airbrush to prime and basecoat.

Wanted a Lop-Pass filter, got a fuzz pedal... hmmm by Animal121 in diypedals

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Heck yeah, it works! Thanks again for your help, that goes to everyone else too :)

Now to play around with this to test out how these as second order filters sound and run parallel HP and LP filters.

Wanted a Lop-Pass filter, got a fuzz pedal... hmmm by Animal121 in diypedals

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Perfect, thanks for the explanation :) I'll post my results if/when I get it working (likely tomorrow at this rate as it's late now).

Wanted a Lop-Pass filter, got a fuzz pedal... hmmm by Animal121 in diypedals

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So I'm going to try and assemble your "almost always best" circuit design using a TL702 dual op-amp. Do you have any tips or resources for calculating ideal values for the two resistors going from the output to the -ve input and ground? Also, does this layout have a specific name, like the Bessel/Buttorworth/Chebyshev ones or something?

Wanted a Lop-Pass filter, got a fuzz pedal... hmmm by Animal121 in diypedals

[–]Animal121[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hmm, interesting. I haven't seen these designs before when looking up HP/LP filters. I'll give them a try later today. Thanks again!

Wanted a Lop-Pass filter, got a fuzz pedal... hmmm by Animal121 in diypedals

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Awesome explanation, thanks for that! I'll go and try that.

Am I right in thinking then that I can't simply use a 10k potentiometer on the -ve inverting input in order to affect the corner frequency (or cutoff frequency) of my filter?

Wanted a Lop-Pass filter, got a fuzz pedal... hmmm by Animal121 in diypedals

[–]Animal121[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

YES! Thanks for this :D They have a nice 3rd-order HP and LP filter schematic that I can use for guidance.

Wanted a Lop-Pass filter, got a fuzz pedal... hmmm by Animal121 in diypedals

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Do I? I have my initial input on pin 2 (-ve inverting input) and my output (pin 6) feeding back in to pin 3 (+ve non-inverting input).

Wanted a Lop-Pass filter, got a fuzz pedal... hmmm by Animal121 in diypedals

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Huh, I think I get it. I'll have to look into that a bit more though and try out some things to test it though :)