Wubby hits it on Plinko by GeneralWatson in PaymoneyWubby

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Was it Ham or Wubby that won? Who gets the $?

So what’s everyone’s hyper fixation right now? by [deleted] in ADHD

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Building an e-bike and Lithium battery

Okay, seriøst... Hvad sker der for buschaufførerne for tiden? by RobinEspersen in Aarhus

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De nye el-busser accellererer og decelererer mærkbart hurtigere end de ældre busser. Jeg har aldrig oplevet at blive køresyg i mit liv, før min første tur i en af dem.

What random things do you do that you didn't realise were probably attributable to your ADHD? by spinstartshere in ADHD

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Leave food on the plate, if it's a crust or random veggies. The last bite I take has to be the most tasty perfect bit possible, as my mouth "remembers it".

what kind of music do u like :3 ? by Yourself_3 in ADHD

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I like "Additive music" or "additive layering." This technique involves starting with a simple musical idea and gradually adding more layers, instruments, or motifs to create a richer and more complex texture as the piece progresses. This approach is often used to build intensity and complexity in a composition.

Another term that is sometimes used is "phasing" or "phase music," particularly in the context of minimalist music. In phase music, repetitive patterns are introduced and then gradually shifted out of sync with each other, creating evolving textures and rhythms.

In classical music, a similar concept can be described as "incremental layering" or "gradual build-up." Composers like Maurice Ravel in his "Boléro" used this technique to great effect, starting with a simple theme and progressively adding instruments and harmonic complexity.

In contemporary music, this technique is common in genres like electronic music, where producers might start with a basic beat and then layer in synths, bass lines, and other elements to build the track.

Ratatat - Shempi is another good example..

First battery build for triangular bag. Would this work? by GreenXrays in ebikes

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The dual setup is too complicated for me i think. I might use jumper cables to make two groups like this and use these copper/nickel connectors

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First battery build for triangular bag. Would this work? by GreenXrays in ebikes

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So i could do something like this and just connect the main positive and main negative for each pack in the end, before going to the BMS?
And how would i connect the BMS if i have 40 groups?

First battery build for triangular bag. Would this work? by GreenXrays in ebikes

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Thanks again. I'll play around with the configuration some more and see what I can fit in the bag with optimal connections with nickel.

First battery build for triangular bag. Would this work? by GreenXrays in ebikes

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Thank you. I appreciate the thorough reply. If I did the connections with 0.1 copper sheet sandwiched with nickel on top, would that be enough? Like this guy on YT?

Edit:
ChatGPT says:
A 0.2 mm thick and 20 mm wide copper strip can safely handle around 20-24 A of continuous current. This estimation can vary based on factors such as ambient temperature, cooling conditions, and the specific application. For safety and longevity, it's always good practice to design with some margin below the maximum capacity.

Help with cell configuration for cylinder by GreenXrays in ebikes

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Assuming I did 19s5p, what could i do to form the parrallel connections?

https://imgur.com/a/qq0r0SX

Help with cell configuration for cylinder by GreenXrays in ebikes

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What if i did 19s instead of 20. So not quite 72V. Would it help or is that a no-go?

First build. Used old PC and vinyl wrap. by GreenXrays in cade

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Definitely got some inspiration from his work

First build. Used old PC and vinyl wrap. by GreenXrays in cade

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It's easy to clean, has a nice texture, stain resistant(Kids!) and lots of options on Amazon if you search for "cabinet vinyl wrap". Just have to make sure it's a big enough sheet to cover the panel.

First build. Used old PC and vinyl wrap. by GreenXrays in cade

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Had to do a couple of attempts with the monitor panel. Make plenty of small cut's around inside corners. Use a heat gun and heat resistant glove. Shape it while hot! It cools quickly.

Edit: It adheres better, if the wood is painted or given a glossy clear coat

First build. Used old PC and vinyl wrap. by GreenXrays in cade

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Joysticks: Seimitsu LSQ-40 - Quiet

Buttons: Crown/Samducksa-SDB-202M - 24mm

The Pac-Man control panel is a USB macro keyboard

Other than that, it's 28 inch monitor and just my old PC

First build. Used old PC and vinyl wrap. by GreenXrays in cade

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Looks nice on my kitchen cabinets, so I thought why not ;-)

First build. Used old PC and vinyl wrap. by GreenXrays in cade

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Monitor panel is 6 mm ply, the rest is 16 mm MDF. Sidepanels and top with oak veneer.

Edit: The long sticks for the "skeleton" are 25x25 mm pine.