hook up Mirage Nanosat Just wondering can I hook up Mirage Nanosat (5x100W) with this beast with 130w/chanel ?
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Yes. I have a five-speaker Nanosat setup plus Mirage subwoofer, using Bose 901s for rear surrounds, in a 7.1 system. The Audyssey calibration system set my levels correctly; later, I manually set the crossover setting on all seven "satellites" to the Nanosat subwoofer's 120Hz. My system is set up in a "great room" with cathedral ceiling, and I have an output level meter on the front L and R speakers. Using "3:10 To Yuma" (2007) and checking the audio output from the stagecoach robbery sequence cranked up to "now that's TOO loud, it hurts" levels I *peaked* at 100W through the monitored speakers. That level gives me "air conditioning" gusts of air from the sub, which is 11 feet away from my central calibration position. Yes. I have a five-speaker Nanosat setup plus Mirage subwoofer, using Bose 901s for rear surrounds, in a 7.1 system. The Audyssey calibration system set my levels correctly; later, I manually set the crossover setting on all seven "satellites" to the Nanosat subwoofer's 120Hz. My system is set up in a "great room" with cathedral ceiling, and I have an output level meter on the front L and R speakers. Using "3:10 To Yuma" (2007) and checking the audio output from the stagecoach robbery sequence cranked up to "now that's TOO loud, it hurts"... » Read More Yes. I have a five-speaker Nanosat setup plus Mirage subwoofer, using Bose 901s for rear surrounds, in a 7.1 system. The Audyssey calibration system set my levels correctly; later, I manually set the crossover setting on all seven "satellites" to the Nanosat subwoofer's 120Hz. My system is set up in a "great room" with cathedral ceiling, and I have an output level meter on the front L and R speakers. Using "3:10 To Yuma" (2007) and checking the audio output from the stagecoach robbery sequence cranked up to "now that's TOO loud, it hurts" levels I *peaked* at 100W through the monitored speakers. That level gives me "air conditioning" gusts of air from the sub, which is 11 feet away from my central calibration position. « Show Less
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Yes, you can. Wattage ratings for speakers can mostly be ignored, as it is a difficult thing to determine exactly how much 'program material' a speaker can take, manufacturers just give consumers a nice round number.
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Yes. When you install it, go into corsair link and toggle off multi-rail mode for the ports you plug it into (this is extremely important since the HX1000i uses multi-rail by default and this card will not like that very much). I ran it with an 850W PSU, and while it worked I wouldn't recommend it (at load, the card goes over the 500 TDP rating). 1000W should be more than fine though and the PSU you have has a dedicated 12v rail option. Don't expect to tri-fire/quad-fire with it though.
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A qualified YES.. Here's what u need to do since this PS is 65WT.. Look at the original...voltage =? Current=? .fill in the ?'s marks and multiply and this will give you the WT's. This one is 18.5V X 3.52A = 65WT.. If yours is higher than 65 wt than this one will NOT work, at least not for long or it will get real hot and shut down. I wouldn't count on these cheapies to shut down itf you overload them.
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Based on their description, yes you can. But mine burned out with only 1200W. So in reality, you can not.
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Hi E. - if it's the Spektrum DX4e 4-Channel 2.4GHz DSMX transmitter that came with the Super Cub that you have, you can bind it to the Micro Pole Cat. Get ready and hang on 'cause this Cat can run!
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yes, just make sure your power supply can handle it. at least 450 or 500 watts
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The power target of the GTX 660 is only 115W compared to its TDP of 140W (and reviews seem to show it running closer to that 115W). You should be fine adding it to your system, assuming you don't have 10 HDDs in there as well.
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I think so. I got rid of the 1000w and got a 2000w. It has a remote and it great for the price!
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Hi Connie. That's not going to happenBaofengs only put out about 4 1/2 wattsThe only way your going to talk to your friends is thru a repeater. Simplex is onlyGood for about 5 to 6 miles. Hope this helped you. I have four of them and been a ham for 27 yrsHave fun
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Your volume is set higher than mine, but even with increasing the db on the menu settings I am still averaging 35-45 volume for night listening and about 50-55 during the day.I have it hooked up to a 5.1 set of Mirage Nanosats, but minimum volume does seem to be an issue.
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I fried a couple experimenting with voltages above 12V. The circuitry got very hot and failed. The lower voltages can be accommodated with the calibration pod. I have successfully powered it with a small solar panel with power ranges all over the board on cloudy days.
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I have a Flashpoint 320a unit which is likely underpowered compared to your Alien Bees and I purchased the Duracell 450 Powerpack for the very purpose you described and ultimately had to return it. After about 3 pops of the flash, even at very low power the Powerpack threw an overload error and went in to a shutdown mode. I would doubt you'd be able to get your Alien Bees to work with the 600 version of the Powerpack as you're looking to use multiple lights and likely of a higher power than me.
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Yes and try not to go abovd 1200 watts that way you can get the best out of it. I bought a terminator series subs and my kia optima pounds like hell. Enjoy it!
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My wife has been using it for 270W and there has not been a problem. Since it's rated 300W you may be able to use it, check with the manufacturer.
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Yes, I am currently using a 100ft of it with a full-size loop on 75 meters (240ft length) and 1500 watts SSB. If you keep the SWR below 3:1 there should be no problems. If using a mode with continuous carrier it should probably be de-rated to 1000 watts for reliability. W3SYH, Nuclear Physicist
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I would check with them before buying it becasue it may or may not work. I bought two diffrent antenas, one 5W and another 7W and could not tell the difference in performance
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Not a chance. The voltage isn't a problem, it's the wattage. 180W is good for laptops, and other small items. Vacuums, heating elements, etc. will pull in excess of 500W.