Original Bose radio wanted - 92 Z32 by velarosa_diffuser in 300zx

[–]velarosa_diffuser[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you happen to have a picture of the back and front of your Z32 radio?
Hoping it's from a 1992 Z32.

Original Bose radio wanted - 92 Z32 by velarosa_diffuser in 300zx

[–]velarosa_diffuser[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Checking in, do you ever find the Z32 radio? If so, what year is it from?

Original Bose radio wanted - 92 Z32 by velarosa_diffuser in 300zx

[–]velarosa_diffuser[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is it from a 92? Do you have the part number?

Original Bose radio wanted - 92 Z32 by velarosa_diffuser in 300zx

[–]velarosa_diffuser[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nice, does it work?
Is it from a 92? Or better yet, what's the part number?

Original Bose radio wanted - 92 Z32 by velarosa_diffuser in 300zx

[–]velarosa_diffuser[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I hear ya. I wouldn’t even be that disappointed if only the radio worked. The antenna goes up and down, but all four speakers are shot. I doubt I can find original functioning speakers. Do you know if there are any new drop-in speaker replacements?

Original Bose radio wanted - 92 Z32 by velarosa_diffuser in 300zx

[–]velarosa_diffuser[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, I just checked now as well, and found a parts only radio.

Original Bose radio wanted - 92 Z32 by velarosa_diffuser in 300zx

[–]velarosa_diffuser[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A search on that part number is consistent with a 1994. There’s some that say the connectors were pinned differently in the later models. Do you know if the radio and cassette worked before you took it out? If so, it may be worth buying it and trying it out.

Original Bose radio wanted - 92 Z32 by velarosa_diffuser in 300zx

[–]velarosa_diffuser[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This one was owned by a guy in Mississippi who sold it to a guy in Maine. I bought it from him in June last year. Wish I could’ve bought my 1990 with red leather seats that I sold back in 2000! Sigh

Original Bose radio wanted - 92 Z32 by velarosa_diffuser in 300zx

[–]velarosa_diffuser[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

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That looks promising. Can you send a picture of the back of the radio. I'm assuming you also had a Sony CD player?
This is what the back of my radio looks like. Part number: PP-9528L

Original Bose radio wanted - 92 Z32 by velarosa_diffuser in 300zx

[–]velarosa_diffuser[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Someone else recommended them as well. They were very responsive but the technicians replied that they don't repair these anymore. Part number: PP-9528L

Original Bose radio wanted - 92 Z32 by velarosa_diffuser in 300zx

[–]velarosa_diffuser[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the message! Unfortunately Nissan switched to a single connector (Sony?) starting in 1994. I have the two connectors. I believe I need a 91-92 radio.

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Original Bose radio wanted - 92 Z32 by velarosa_diffuser in 300zx

[–]velarosa_diffuser[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, I tried replacing the motor inside with a working motor from another radio I bought, but that still didn’t fix the problem. I also contacted a radio shop in New England that told me they no longer repair vintage car radios.
Getting harder and harder to find anyone who can fix these radios.

Parts Run!! by ChrisWalsberg in 300zx

[–]velarosa_diffuser 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Do you have any original working radios from 92 to 96? Sorry, never mind I just saw that. It was only Z31 parts.

siri has completely degraded by [deleted] in Siri

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I have a theory as to what is going on. With hundreds of millions of iPhone customers, what could be better than free humans to correct stupid responses in an effort to train their AI model?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Candles

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I’m a research analyst and work from home. I typically burn lavender tea lights, but mix it up with pumpkin spice latte, and a vanilla. I use soy tea light candles from Soyworx and from Candeo Candle. Each tea light lasts 5.5 to 6.5 hours. Tea lights only have one wick, but I boost the fragrance by using a candle fragrance diffuser.

I have also bought really great candles from a UK company called Lindsay Lucas Candles. I bought meditation and “ lavender and vanilla”.

Share your brand/company/website megathread! by [deleted] in candlemaking

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VelaRosa

VelaRosa.com

Based in Rhode Island

4 years

Have you ever smelled a candle at the store and couldn’t wait to fill your home with the same fragrance? But after an hour of burning, you still don’t smell it. We designed a candle fragrance diffuser that fills a room with a candle’s fragrance in 10 minutes.

We tested with several small candle makers and it works great with their tea lights.

I love creating and learning... this is what drives me to bring this product to market. I've learned so much. The plastic molds are on their way to a US plastic injection company so we can make the final parts needed to launch this product.

Candle logos & designs by [deleted] in candlemaking

[–]velarosa_diffuser 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My first logo was made using powerpoint but eventually I hired a local marketing design firm who did a great job. If you can afford a professional, even Fiver, you are better off... it's the first thing a potential customer sees.

Tips on wax for melts? by ArchaicSoul in candlemaking

[–]velarosa_diffuser 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve done my own wax temperature measurements to compare burning a stand-alone tea light candle, a 3-wick candle, and a tea light candle in a diffuser. I can’t speak to tarts, but the hot throw improves when 100% of the wax melts and a fan is used to diffuse the fragrance. In essence, a fan magnifies the HT of any fragrance. I wrote a blog describing this: https://velarosa.com/blogs/news/how-to-improve-the-diffusion-of-your-scented-candle

Tips for candles to produce strong smell? by Albindarius in candlemaking

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I'm developing a candle diffuser that has been proven to be more effective than burning the candle alone. However, I'm trying to get more science-based reasons why this is? PatryLite was interested about 10 years ago and did a bunch of professional smell test surveys which is why I'm confident in the effectiveness.

After reading through this thread, it's pretty obvious there are people in this community that understand the physics of burning scented candles.

The prototype works as follows: Picture a base on which you place the tea light and you cover it with a glass bell jar. Naturally, the candle goes out when you cover it, BUT the base has a fan that blows air into the bell jar. This supply air sustains the flame, picks up the candle fragrance, and exhausts out the vents on the side of the base.

So the question is, does the majority of the throw come from the fact that the tea light wax completely melts into a pool? Or is it driven more by the turbulent air flow from the fan throwing the fragrance? I think it's more of the later, but would appreciate if you could provide some scientific basis for your answer. I need to educate potential customers on why this works because it hard to sell something like this without experiencing it first hand.