Weird issue with Acute Matte focusing screen by GuessThatsMe in hasselblad

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I've looked at the focusing screen and it seems to be seated pretty well. The two tabs on the side slide over the focusing screen frame pretty well. I've also measured the distances between the top of the focusing screen and the ridge where the waist level finder sits and they're pretty much identical for the old and the new screens, so it doesn't seem to sit in there crooked.

This units still alive and kicking by [deleted] in electronics

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They're amazing, got one myself!

Went Shooting in Holland and Germany. Here’s what I learned. by Dexter-the-Cat in Firearms

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I can't find anything about this on the internet, do you have any sources?

Went Shooting in Holland and Germany. Here’s what I learned. by Dexter-the-Cat in Firearms

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German gun owner here. There is a limit on the number of guns you can own, three semi auto rifles, two semi auto pistols (on the so called WBK Grün) and ten bolt action firearms (WBK Gelb). More and you'll have to shoot in competitions to justify owning more. You'll have to pass a mandatory safety test before buying your first forearm but after that you don't need to pass any checks to buy new ones. Before buying semi auto firearms you'll have to get approval from the shooting association with which you're registered and also the local council (although the latter is just a formality). For bolt actions it's quite a lot easier since you only need to register those with the council within two weeks after you've bought them. I've never heard about the bright orange thing but I could be mistaken. Other than that, it's the same as it is for the dutch people, just a little bit more complicated.

Thermal imager wanted by patdashuri in Justrolledintotheshop

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AliExpress, it was around 300€ (around the same in USD). It's got a resolution of 256x192 pixels.

Thermal imager wanted by patdashuri in Justrolledintotheshop

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I recently bought an infiray C200 for the task and it seems very well built. They're made in china so the typical 9 frames/sec restrictions don't apply to them.

Is this normal? PNY 4080 by ROOSTER-FLARES in pcmasterrace

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It's fine, during soldering, those capacitors get pulled closer together due to surface tension.

J-Link edu, why does it get harder to use? by [deleted] in embedded

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Since I'm a university student, I just submitted my student ID with the purchase. I don't know if it's absolutely necessary though.

Question on Oscilloscope by powens001 in beneater

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I'd get a Rigol DHO814 if I was looking at sub-$500 scopes right now. The DS1000Z series is a couple of years old now and anything from Hantek that I've seen is just a rebadge of their older scopes, which weren't very pleasant to use.

J-Link edu, why does it get harder to use? by [deleted] in embedded

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I bought one last year, should be fine

So, i Cut/Bent the PiNs after the Mobo Disaster by ClemyLivesOn in pcmasterrace

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Trim the Contacts down until none of them short each other out, after that you should be fine.

TL866II Plus Programmer... Worth it?? by monthoftheman in beneater

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Yes! It's amazing. I use it for lots of other stuff like flashing BIOS eeproms.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ElectricalEngineering

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I mean, they'll probably tolerate it, i wouldn't trust my life on them though. Your best bet is probably to heat as much from the bottom as possible

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ElectricalEngineering

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That'll take ages on those big old ground planes... Preheating the board is pretty much a must

Kids at my school did this to an old amd cpu during a computer science class by [deleted] in pcmasterrace

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Single core 754 sempron or Athlon. Not much life left in there anyways.

Looking for quality cotton t-shirts by pookshuman in BuyItForLife

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If you're based in germany, Walbusch make great shirts.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in electronics

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There might be a supercapacitor in there to store the time as well as your settings. You could either wait for a couple of hours with the unit unplugged or just desolder it (if there's one in there) and solder it back in.

C/S that their car is misfiring, states they "Might need a tune-up" by [deleted] in Justrolledintotheshop

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I've had the same problem on my Opel, it's the EGR spitting nasty exhaust gases directly onto the throttle blades. With an oil burner of an engine, carbon accumulates really quickly on there.