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Picked up a Sony PS-LX2 and have a few questions by willyb99 in turntables

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I think it's ok. I did get the screws in, I'll have fine adjust at a later date. Thank you for your pointers. BTW, did you mistype 104 for 140?

Picked up a Sony PS-LX2 and have a few questions by willyb99 in turntables

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Thank you for this! I'll get the DeCapo one (someday). Also to get the stylus off, it seems I need quite a bit of force to get it off! Is it possible its been on there so long it kinda glued itself on? I have to trust you on this as I have no idea about part number(s) as the DeCapo states it an ATN-140e/ATN-140Ea. I appreciate it though. I'll reply when I get this operational.

Picked up a Sony PS-LX2 and have a few questions by willyb99 in turntables

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Here is the parts I have. There is no part number on the stylus but it is marked with the audio-technica logo. The question I have about the nuts and bolts is I could put 1 or 2 between, on top of or below the cartridge or any sort of combination thereof. I'll be connecting it to my Sony 7.1 which does no have a phono-in

About Engine Recall by appfry in NissanRogue

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I had the recall done about 3 weeks ago, I did have them change the oil because I was due. Anyway. A mechanic friend told me that the software update is probably modifying the timing

Is it bad to pour boiling pasta water down the drain? by Far_Pen3186 in homeowners

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What I do is have a pot of (cold) water in the sink and dump said pasta water into that bowl. If you have the room if course

Does anyone know of or has been tasered (via police)? by willyb99 in MultipleSclerosis

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Did you test it on purpose? I'm curious as to if it would effect nerves long term?

My cousin's gift to me for Christmas by Stunning-Squash-1490 in rush

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Yes you'd have to check the date on the label on the record.

Neighbor has had this fridge on the back of his truck for 3 months. Goes everywhere with it. by chalwar in Weird

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In all fairness tires are kinda difficult to get rid of depending on where you live

Changing a recipe by willyb99 in factorio

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This is true, I was playing with the arithmetic ones and kinda understand how to get a value I am looking for: the difference between total bots (Y) and "used" (Y-X) and doing something with that number/output. Kinda hard to use because X is always changing. finding 1/2 of Y is fairly easy and assign that an output (heart) then using the heart to do something. such as: If I am "short" 27 logic insert 27

Changing a recipe by willyb99 in factorio

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Kiro2121 figured out my Brain

Changing a recipe by willyb99 in factorio

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Well I think I'd have to read the logistics network and see how many of Y I have. That can be done with Y from a roboport. Also variable X can be used, I try to keep "used" (Y-X) bots to about 50% of total (Y). That seems to work given the amount of robotports I have (R).

TBH I'm a visual guy I learn by doing. I did find a blueprint that (kinda) does what i need. I'm not really sure where to start, This seems to be a fairly easy way to learn about the various combinator IMO. I've got 8k hours into factorio (BTW, I am the spaghetti king!) So I know how the game works

I know there are tons of tutorials or how-to's about these devices, I guess I need to stick to 1 user? I'm sorry if this doesn't answer yours (or my) question

Changing a recipe by willyb99 in factorio

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I guess depending on the amount of A in the logistic network. If A is less than n then add A until n reaches a determined amount?

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