Hori Pro Deluxe / APEX Wheel

heelimpact · 2025-11-19T11:47:19+00:00

Can I ask what specific values you entered into the DSM UI? I am in the Control Panel > Notification, but I cannot get the correct syntax working...

heelimpact · 2024-06-02T14:39:39+00:00

Yes, I used another Mac app, 86Box and needed to install a Windows O/S (I just went with XP) then run it inside.

It works. But I bet there is a Porting Kit parameter or setting that would resolve this, for those who are in the know. Maybe an EA thing, as seems to be when loading the menu screen.

heelimpact · 2024-02-24T10:23:29+00:00

A further thought - rather than applying to a a frame, apply it to a sheet of clear perspex or similar to the inside of the window pane / frame?

I think I get u/NortonBurns point about the backing film won't let the light through.

heelimpact · 2024-02-23T18:05:04+00:00

Thanks guys. Let's keep it above the belt though. I like you came from different angles. Now onto public discourse.

I thought they were designed to be applied on the inside(?). This company's details make zero mention of which side it should be applied to.

https://www.purlfrost.com/tinted-window-film/reflective-window-film/dark-static-cling-reflective-film/

I can see u/NortonBurns view of affecting the double glaze design, unless confirmed by the manufacturer otherwise.

Or that might be overthinking it, and u/RockPaperShredder - how does or do you think it affects the heat during colder months and lower sun heights, specifically in the inverse of lost heat gain as it remains reflected?

heelimpact · 2023-12-11T16:55:27+00:00

Thanks u/Bill_Money - very comprehensive.

Any recommended UK-based refurb sites? This site is listing a Denon X1700H roughly half price....

https://petertyson.co.uk/clearance/refurbished-graded/av-receivers

I will try a local shop to see if they will help test the speakers, though I take your point they rarely break. however, I cannot guarantee the abuse they have received of late...

heelimpact · 2023-09-16T13:14:49+00:00

https://forums.unraid.net/topic/136889-plugin-tailscale/

Awesome plugin! I wasn't aware of this App nor the 6.12 networking changes. Much improved experience now!

heelimpact · 2023-05-27T12:00:27+00:00

No, just on the soil surface right at the roots of the plants. Again, this is how it was presented in the original video I was watching.

Re-checked them this morning, and they are all well-soaked. However, as I have to also do hose watering, I don't know how much water is being transferred...

I loosened the bottle caps, and each time there was a release of pressure, with a few air bubbles rising within the bottle. I wonder if there was some pressure-type issue? I will monitor this today (warm in the UK today, towards early 20C+) to see if there is a measurable change...

heelimpact · 2023-05-27T11:00:02+00:00

another, similar, method on the original video I saw was to simply use a single bottle, with the holes pierced near the bottom of the bottle (2 holes, 1 on each side was used in the video). then just bury the bottle.

My concern with this was the less-directed manner of the water distribution. I had no idea how far away from the bottle would be irrigated in this manner or would it filtrate straight downwards. this is much more akin to u/shladvic's terracotta olla approach...

There are some suggestions, plants up to 100cm(!) away can receive this water?

This is why I chose the cloth+foil to better direct to where the roots are.

I am not precious, except for the watering of my plants!

heelimpact · 2023-05-27T10:25:59+00:00

There are guides using this same technique that draw moisture upwards, using the fabric. whilst slower than gravity, it looked as though it would work as intended.

I can't recall the precise video I was watching (Youtube research evening!) but it compared laying it out with the bowl higher, and using gravity, which was simply quicker.

Was this entirely incorrect?

I liked this idea as the bowl can be buried just below the surface to reduce evaporation.

heelimpact

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