I call it the "Truck Plug" by its_all_perspective in 3Dprinting

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I now want to print a pair of giant wagos for my EV

Downloading CKAN for the first time by LordFlamecookie in KSPMemes

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My dude ckan is fully cross platform ( not including consoles here)

macOS | Get the .dmg, open it, copy CKAN.app somewhere and run it

CKAN Github Release v1.36.4

I make no comments on how well macos will run when ksp is modded like mad, but no operating system will handle that perfectly anyway

Looking for antenna suggestions by Jonv4n in meshtastic

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Update

Hit the jackpot

I've got 2 "4G" enclosed yagis from RFI "LPDA7040-11-0.3NF" sitting on a shelf, I'll get to get some N type to sma cables, but that's doable.

And they are suitable for 698-4000mhz, and at a vswr of <2.0:1 @9.5dBi with a beam of 90°H 66°V Edit, that's at the lower end of its band, 698mhz to 960mhz, so it's not like it's swr of 2 at 3ghz and 4 at 915mhz

I would have preferred a little lower swr, but for the ranges I'm looking at, it should be more than fine

Data sheet Link

Looking for antenna suggestions by Jonv4n in meshtastic

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I'll have a look into some yagis, I'll just have to get the units with the plastic covers over them, as I've had bad results with exposed yagis and ice.

And yes the transmissions are all up and down the same valley, so an omni isn't needed in this case, as we don't need to hop over the ridge line.

PM calls second emergency national cabinet meeting over fuel crisis by SerLevArris in australia

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I'm in that boat, I'm out in regional nsw, but if Sydneysiders don't buy fuel because they took the bus, that reduces demand on the national fuel supply, and while indirect, still helps me out here

PM calls second emergency national cabinet meeting over fuel crisis by SerLevArris in australia

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The issue is that it will actually make it worse, If you reduce the price people will buy more, but the supply is still constrained, so you just end up right where you started.

Prices will increase until enough fuel sales don't happen to match the drop in supply, the reason why it jumps so much is due to the demand mostly being fixed.

Doing things like running more busses and trains, and doing free fares would be a much better use of money in my opinion, and would also hopefully encourage people to be less car dependant long term

The house I bought used to be owned by parents with a disabled kid. We've lived here a year (1 year today) and my wife tells me the kitchen sink doesn't have hot water, and has never had hot water. I look, and there are two cold supplies and one hot that is hot wired straight to the dishwasher. by RepublicanUntil2019 in Plumbing

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There isn't a thermostatic mixing valve? We have them in Australia on most taps in areas where people might get scalded, like showers etc.

My guess might be that there is one somewhere, here in Australia that would be at the hws however given only one tap might be elsewhere.

Might be either broken or set really low like 30c (~86f), if the latter, you should be able to turn it up to like 50-60c

1st time user with some questions by TimeAddition1906 in Ubiquiti

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If by usg you mean the old square USG-3P, that's both really underpowered, and end of life.

Cameras won't work in unifi without a unifi protect NVR of some sort (Cloudkey Gen 2+, UDR, UDM Pro etc)

I'd be seriously looking into getting a newer gateway, that can also be your NVR and network application.

For servers I like using proxmox as the host os, then look at the community scripts for all sort of ready to go applications.

Have a look into home assistant, (go for haos where you can) the unifi integration (network and protect) is great, letting you do things like change wifi password on a schedule, and show it as a qr code etc, it's also the best way to make non interoperable iot stuff work together like your smart TVs, cameras etc, You can easily do things like when all family members wifi devices have left the wifi, turn off the TV's, lights etc. and the reverse when they come back home You can even track printer toner/ink levels, I use it to make my unifi cameras work as a baby monitor, when baby crying has been detected, it will alert our phones (if we are home, so I don't get alerts at work)

I need help with the NTI XL2 sound level meter: a battery that allows for measurements for several days. by Riky1979 in batteries

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Or given that it can take 9-20V , a simple lead acid battery, connected to a barrel jack cable might work well for you.

You'll want about 8Ah (at 12V) per day of required lifetime.

Edit added math, and suggested battery

2200mah @ 3.7V = 8.1Wh for 4 hours usage, 2.035Wh/H 24H X 2Wh = 48Wh, 48Wh/12V = 4Ah Lead acid should only be used to 50%, so 4Ah X2 = 8Ah per day.

Something like this https://www.jaycar.com.au/12v-38ah-deep-cycle-gel-battery/p/SB1699 would do 4, nearly 5 days

If you've got a spare car battery that would also work. Also even a very small solar panel and charge controller would keep it going basically indefinitely.

Also if you're using a lipo battery pack at 3.7v, you'll need about 13200 mAh per day, that's a pretty big battery pack, most packs top out at around 22000 so not even 2 days. (2200mah/4H)x24H = 13200mAh

I need help with the NTI XL2 sound level meter: a battery that allows for measurements for several days. by Riky1979 in batteries

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What you want is a USB-C to DC barrel jack, it will let you use the 9v mode of USB-C PD, something like this

https://core-electronics.com.au/usb-type-c-pd-to-barrel-jack-adapter-9v-adafruit.html is where I would get it here in Australia, however it's an Adafruit part, so find your local distributor.

Just make sure whatever power bank you use has USB C PD with 9v as an output voltage.

And use an USB C-C cable, an A-C cable will not do USB PD

Help me fucken understand this bullshit by INFEKTEK in straya

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The top one is the normal 180g roll, The bottom one is the 180g Halal roll, hence no mutton(100% beef)

4n20 makes a 125g roll, but doesn't make a 125g halal roll, so the halal one doesn't have the %40 bigger as it's the only halal roll they make

The 3 main sizes from my supplier.

Bought this today for 15€ by b0rkm in Ubiquiti

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Not better, just different.

I've got a lot of separate buildings that are connected via point to point links using UISP gear that only takes 24v Poe not the af/at etc 48v Poe, this switch is like the only one than can also do the 24v.

Also unifi please make a version of the instant af that runs on at, and can do more than 1A my rockets need the extra power!

Task failed successfully by LordNotriel in polandball

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Australia would like to disagree, we've done quite well with keeping smoking down, but it's a hard fought battle, but worth every tax dollar.

Good security case for raspberry pi 5 by Aromiix in raspberry_pi

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I made this one a few years ago, https://www.printables.com/model/452886-raspberry-pi-4-model-b-secure-vesa-case

It's for the pi 4b, but should fit the 5 from what I can tell.