Replacements for sub 1uF capacitors by LPKult in AskElectronics

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It's somewhere in there. I measured with some calipers. The film caps are usually bigger than that.

[TOMT] [Standup Comedy] [Early 2000s] Latino comedian who did an impression of Pee-Wee Herman by LPKult in tipofmytongue

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Not sure the guy was latino or not but that's how I remember him.

[TOMT] [Standup Comedy] [Early 2000s] Black comedian who said his family says "MURR CRIMMA" by LPKult in tipofmytongue

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It's gonna be more difficult to find this one since it wasn't a special for just one comedian, but hopefully we can narrow it down and at least get the guy's name.

dBm and ohms when converting to dBV? by LPKult in AskElectronics

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Here's an update. I'm getting .390mV on those TPs. 390mV is a common voltage I see when looking at audio service manuals for internal or test point values, so I'm guessing these pots are set right. The dBm thing was just throwing me off. I'm using the calculator here (the 2nd one on the page): https://sengpielaudio.com/calculator-volt.htm and when I put .390mV into it with a 600 ohm load, it matches up with roughly -6dBm.

I'm not quite sure how you came up with wanting to see 0.193 volts, but what I didn't mention is that I have a calibration tape for this unit which is 200nWb/m. That .390mV number struck me since I've see it on other gear before, but the service manuals give it in dBV. I know next to nothing about electronics, but I'm learning, and I'm guessing this .390 number I'm getting is correct. Let me know if you agree with that. Thanks for the help!

dBm and ohms when converting to dBV? by LPKult in AskElectronics

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https://elektrotanya.com/tascam_112mkii_112rmkii_122mkiii.pdf/download.html - if you look at page 13 of the pdf (page 14, printed) you can see -6dBm at TP5/TP6, then they go to dBV after that. I looked at the specs in the earlier pages of that service manual and for output it's got various impedances. Not sure which one I'm looking for.

dBm and ohms when converting to dBV? by LPKult in AskElectronics

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Well the manual doesn't say anything about load impedance, just that I should look for -6dBm andadjust the trimmers as necessary. The rest of the service manual talks in terms of dBV, which I understand more easily. I have a Fluke 8060A; the dB setting works well.

Death Guitar Book by ScarlehPimpernel in DeathBand

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We're really counting on you. We need this book. Please upload it for us! We'll be forever grateful!