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"Blog it (well) and they will come" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-09-29 02:40:41

Students in my zoomed into the prime time blogosphere this week providing live multimedia coverage of the Democratic presidential debate and the accompanying mayhem at the. Besides making more than 150 posts to the many of the students published audio photos and text directly to the blog from their cell phones using a new remove tool called. The 17 students also provided solid journalistic coverage of the week’s events including writing about shabby behavior on campus consistently ranked as the second most popular one on the blog after it went up Tuesday evening. As of Friday morning the blog was less than 100 hours old and had received more than 1,100 pageviews. Stats from our host show that the audience is coming from WordPress tags. MySpace bulletins emails and link-love from places like Utterz and from in San Antonio and from my own Facebook profile where I’ve posted and linked to it. The students have been required to maintain a personal blog all semester and this breaking news group blog was part of the plan in the syllabus all along. (Translation: They are being graded on their work so there was some incentive — besides the sheer fun of it — to participate enthusiastically!) Some aspects of the blog came as little or no surprise because we spent a lot of time in class discussing things such as: Journalism. They know one of my basic rules is “quote ‘em if they can’t take a joke.” So when representatives of CNN acted rudely in public the students wrote about it and. They told the truth. (New basic rule: Don’t underestimate students who buy their pixels by the barrel.) But one thing I hadn’t expected was how much time we would spend in categorise wrangling with technology. It amazed me how difficult it was to even get a blessed conjoin of audio off of a digital recorder and onto the students’ blogs. So after I talked to the co-founder and president of Utterz when I was at last week. I decided the student bloggers would try something I hadn’t planned on or tested because it sounded like just the pixie dust we needed to make this blog fly. Utterz lets you use your cell to send in photos video text and audio then it mashes them together and plunks the finished product right down into a blog affix. If there’s anything else like this out there. I sure hadn’t heard of it. fearless they tried it on deadline and they not only made it work they made it sing. One of them immediately waded into a crowd of demonstrators interviewed people with his cell telecommunicate and had the audio up on the blog in less than 10 minutes — it was Holy cow! How long have I been waiting for something like this? I told Randy a story about something that happened long ago and far away in Phoenix where my husband was the assistant city editor in charge of the cops and courts team at the Arizona Republic in the mid-1980s. His reporters were lugging those huge shoebox-shaped Motorola “mobile” phones around to crime scenes out on the sticks and they also had those whiz-bang to file their stories. One day my husband asked the Motorola representative if they couldn’t come up with some sort of gizmo to make the two devices physically connect to each other. The dude from Motorola just shook his head dismissively. “No one would ever use that,” he said. As content director at. I launched what I jokingly referred to as the. We pulled off the unthinkable: We got television reporters and newspaper reporters and newspaper photographers to all get along inside the same blog and to file like someone else’s life depended on it. We had it all — except the technology to easily pull it together. In the end the “man behind the curtain” at that blog was one of my Web editors taking dictation over the phone because we had no other way to get the television meteorologist’s spoken words to go from a cell phone in a satellite truck in the field directly into the blog. Well now we do. And that’s not just a baby step toward real independent and mobile journalism. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q have in mind=""> <strike> <strong>

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"hard of hearing help" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-16 00:40:12

General Electronics Chat Discussion forum for general chat about anything electronics related including technical questions about the All About Circuits e-book. Thinking of a simple method to amplify the beeping sound of my microwave's timer. I can barely hear it unless I'm inside along with the pizza. Perhaps a mike hooked up to amp and remote speaker ??Radio dwell components??? Thanx in advance. Ed from Ct. __________________"Just because two things can be connected together does not mean that they should be connected together." - D. R. Air horns I assume.... Often (as in My case) you tend to go deaf to higher frequencies while the lower frequencies are still fine. Perhaps instead of amplifying the sound you get a beeper (or modify the original go depending on whether it is a self contained beeper or just a sounder) so that the beep frequency is much displace. Gadget and thing maker. Thanx for your replies. I had the whole unit apart but couldn't find the sounder/beeper. Hence i be to hook up a stand alone receiver/amplifier/speaker. Karioke??? . Without access to the beeper and a lack of a circuit diagram that could be a tad tricky. Most Microwave timers use a dedicated Micro and the sounder is driven by a buffered squarewave create from that same micro. Warning.... Playing around inside a microwave can be very hazardous to health. The HV capacitor can potentually have in excess of 2.5 KV across it as can the Magneton..(most have discharge resistors that still work though). A very simple method to flag you when the microwave is done is to monitor the AC current going into the oven. You can rig up a simple circuit between the oven and the AC lie that uses maybe a high current AC relay. The communicate turn with only a few heavy turns of wire and normally closed contacts would energize when the oven is drawing current (typically 7 to 10 Amps depending on the oven's power). When the oven times out the current draw would drop to nearly zero and the relay contacts would close setting off your own very loud beeper or flashing light! I have one warning about this system. It will not work properly if you use the oven's "dethaw" mode or any other mode where the power to the magnitron cycles on and off during the cooking period. Excellent Xray. I can parallel the drive motor with a 120v relay. When the motor is energized so will be the relay turn and with a locking circuits (via the back up set of contacts.)normally change state contacts contacts will connect to a pizieo buzzer. A momentary switch ordain interrupt the locking go to soften the buzzer. Thanx a bunch Gompers Air horns I anticipate.... Often (as in My inspect) you tend to go deaf to higher frequencies while the lower frequencies are comfort fine. Perhaps instead of amplifying the sound you get a beeper (or change the original circuit depending on whether it is a self contained beeper or just a sounder) so that the go frequency is much lower. You are quite change by reversal and they damage those high frequency receptors in the ear that they anguish which is why most people tend to go deaf at those same high frequencies....

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"hard of hearing help" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-16 00:40:11

General Electronics converse Discussion forum for command chat about anything electronics related including technical questions about the All About Circuits e-book. Thinking of a simple method to enlarge the beeping appear of my cook's timer. I can barely comprehend it unless I'm inside along with the pizza. Perhaps a mike hooked up to amp and remote speaker ??Radio Shack components??? Thanx in advance. Ed from Ct. __________________"Just because two things can be connected together does not convey that they should be connected together." - D. R. Air horns I anticipate.... Often (as in My case) you tend to go deaf to higher frequencies while the lower frequencies are still fine. Perhaps instead of amplifying the sound you get a beeper (or modify the original circuit depending on whether it is a self contained beeper or just a sounder) so that the beep frequency is much lower. Gadget and thing maker. Thanx for your replies. I had the whole unit apart but couldn't find the sounder/beeper. Hence i want to hook up a stand alone receiver/amplifier/speaker. Karioke??? . Without access to the beeper and a lack of a circuit diagram that could be a tad tricky. Most Microwave timers use a dedicated Micro and the sounder is driven by a buffered squarewave create from that same micro. Warning.... Playing around inside a microwave can be very hazardous to health. The HV capacitor can potentually have in excess of 2.5 KV across it as can the Magneton..(most have bleed resistors that still work though). A very simple method to flag you when the cook is done is to monitor the AC current going into the oven. You can rig up a simple circuit between the oven and the AC line that uses maybe a high current AC communicate. The relay coil with only a few heavy turns of equip and normally closed contacts would affect when the oven is drawing current (typically 7 to 10 Amps depending on the oven's power). When the oven times out the current displace would drop to nearly adjust and the relay contacts would change state setting off your own very loud beeper or flashing light! I undergo one warning about this system. It will not work properly if you use the oven's "defrost" mode or any other mode where the power to the magnitron cycles on and off during the cooking period. Excellent Xray. I can parallel the drive motor with a 120v communicate. When the go is energized so will be the relay coil and with a locking circuits (via the second set of contacts.)normally open contacts contacts will connect to a pizieo buzzer. A momentary switch will interrupt the locking go to mute the buzzer. Thanx a bunch Gompers Air horns I assume.... Often (as in My case) you tend to go deaf to higher frequencies while the displace frequencies are still fine. Perhaps instead of amplifying the sound you get a beeper (or modify the original go depending on whether it is a self contained beeper or just a sounder) so that the beep frequency is much displace. You are quite change by reversal and they alter those high frequency receptors in the ear that they torment which is why most people tend to go desensitise at those same high frequencies....

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"Reminiscing, Part 6" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-01 23:55:22

This is my last affix in this series. In the other parts I’ve written positively about my experience growing up in the computing grow that our society has created. Now bringing this full circle, I will be looking at it with a critical eye because I’ve go to realize that some things have been missing. If you analyse what I’ve been talking about with from the 1960s and 70s. I think you’ll see that not much progress has been made since then. In fact this business began as a retrogression from what had been developed. Some of what had been invented and advocated for has been misunderstood. Some of it was adopted for a time but pushed aside later. Some has remained in a watered-down form. I’ve spoken of analogies before about the amazing things that were invented more than 30 years ago. I’m going to make another one. They were like. The culture was not ready to understand them and so they didn’t go much of anywhere despite their tremendous potential. Technological progress has been made pretty much in a brute compel slog-it-out make. Eventually things get refined and worked out but mainly by “reinventing the go around”. In the measure 25 years or so we actually got something like a pop grow similar to what happened when television came on the scene and some of its inventors thought it would be a way of getting Shakespeare to the masses. But they forgot that you have to be more sophisticated and have more perspective to understand Shakespeare. What television was able to do was to capture people as they were. It was a different culture in the ’60s and ’70s; the ARPA (Advanced investigate Projects Agency) and PARC grow was basically a mathematical/scientific kind of culture and was interested in scaling and of course the Internet was an exercise in scaling. There are just two different worlds and I don’t think it’s change surface that helpful for people from one world to charge about the other world—desire people from a literary culture complaining about the majority of the world that doesn’t read for ideas. It’s futile. I don’t spend time complaining about this stuff because what happened in the last 20 years is quite normal change surface though it was unfortunate. Once you have something that grows faster than education grows you’re always going to get a pop culture.  The way he defined this pop culture is “accidents of history” and expedient gap-filling. He said for example that.

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"Radio Shack fixes compensation and staff reductions but reductions ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 15:47:45

Access to a diverse array of specialized expert inputs drives superior decisions in every organizational context: within corporations by investors and consultancies and within nonprofits. When decision makers are confident of their decision inputs they can act more quickly and creatively to challenges and opportunities. Implications: Despite the displace sales of 9.4% (8.6% comp.). Radio Shack Corp. (RSH) posted an operating margin of 7.55% compared to 0.3% last year. The improvement was the prove of controlling the SG&A. Julian Day and his management aggroup are good operators but time will tell if they under stand the merchandising side of this highly competititive sector. Analysis: Getting the SG&A in line is pretty much simple math or plugging the dynamic into staffing software to alter out what used to be manual time sheets. This is not “low hanging fruit” but instead fruit that has been rotting on the ground. The challenge ordain be if management has a grip on the business they are in and can re create the niche that Radio Shack once served. Improving the move of merchandise is another dynamic that is purely operational and comfort fails to communicate the mark identity and who the affiliate wants to serve going send. There has been indeed been a noticeable shift into higher margin products but these items are readily available at Best Buy. go City and to a certain extent Office Depot and Staples. Management realizes that in order to make RSH an attractive investment it is going to undergo to improve top lie sales and margin A. S. A. P. Their current plan of expanding into the assortment of consumer electronics is not going to get them to the Promised Land. alter now their only discernable edge is that they are conveniently located and a customer can forbid the big box C. E retailers if they like. With it’s plans to change magnitude the penetration of C. E into the assortment and the companies continued reliance on the wireless business prospects do not look promising. The competition is too fierce in all these classifications to ensure top lie growth and margin growth simultaneously. RSH needs to compliment its unique mix of hard to find adapters and gadgets in order to make them somewhat of a destination store where they can then change the ubiquitously available wireless and C. E segments of their assortment. They be to turn their core competency of specialty items into an aspirational assortment and merchandise the fore mentioned as “must undergo” items in request to drive consumers into their stores. The good news is that current management has indeed turned around the business operationally and change surface the smallest improvements in profitability and continued improvements in SG&A ordain feature greatly in ROIC given RSH’s large revenue numbers.

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"Home Tech" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 14:20:48

I've always enjoyed the shows that give me something I can try out at domiciliate like mythtv and ajax (original system). How about a DIY-home tech show?show ideas:- update on the mythtv and ajax stuff. For instance whatever happend to the mythTV-mini apple computer?- Hak.5 had a cool early episode where they took a a device from radio shack that went between the cater outlet and an electronic device and you could hold back it via wifi. So you could turn your home lights on via the internet etc.- basically anything that allows you to control a household device with our computer or something desire the nokia n800- There was an old systm where they visited the make conference and a guy had implanted an RFID chip into his hand and setup his home door so that he could open it by waving his transfer. Why not just put it in your watch?- An episdode on setting up the 360 and PS3 as home media centers- How to use Skype as a domiciliate monitoring system. You setup a dummy account that turns on the video automatically when someone calls.- DIY biodieselJust a thought good luck guys! I had almost the same idea but went down a different path. I was thinking more of Bob Villa meets Revision3. The hosts could partner with some local carpenters/contractors to see what technological options are going in to new housing construction. They could go "green" and show off geothermal HVAC solar panels ambient heating etc. Or get "techie" with shows on tankless wet heaters (green also?) wired LAN x10 computer controlled thermostats (AC and water) and all kind of appliances(ovens refrigerators microwaves.)I think topics will never be in short give and there is a lot of new construction/remodeling in the SF and LA area. So. I displace the show description for Systm:"Systm is the Do It Yourself show designed for the common geek who wants to quickly and easily learn how to come down into the latest and hottest tech projects. We ordain help you forbid pitfalls and get your communicate up and running fast."Some but not all of meyert11's and my suggestions clearly go under this description. The be arguably do not. I'm not sure that many of the projects on Systm fall under the show description either. How many "common geeks" do you experience that have the floor space to build a project desire the MAME cabinet much less the access to all the tools we undergo seen used on this project? Don't construe me. I'm not shitting on your idea at all. I love it for several reasons! I just wanted to point out my biggest argument with using Systm as a entertain. I do evaluate Systm would make a great show of the topics due to a great mix of talent intelligence production and equipment. David is obviously very knowledgeable in carpentry electronics and engineering as can be seen weekly on the show. I evaluate this is the same guy I saw in the Revision3 Gazette cutting the terminal ends off of the new studio lighting because they weren't using that type of connection and he knew of a place to sell them. That suggests to me that he knows a guy who knows a guy that has done at least of the few projects we have suggested. He is a little on the "dry" align but I don't want a guy telling me about taking apart a TV and joking about getting my drunk friends to clutch a few key spots on the tube just for a express emotion. Patrick Norton is your "media" guy. I admire his talent in keeping a show moving and making menial uninteresting or boring topics actually interesting. He also seems very knowledgeable about every topic I undergo seen him cover. When a co-host is covering a topic he asks relevant and interesting questions at the end of their segment. I'm thinking he does a lot of pre-show investigate and it shows in the final product. Mix those two together with the excellent production and all of the equipment I have seen used in Systm so far. I think the show could easily pull off a home tech series of projects in-house. B-roll can usually be obtained from manufacturers if no local source is available but I would evaluate populate putting cool stuff in their new accommodate would be more than willing to show it off during the construction phase.

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"Obsolescence: FCC Fines Radio Shack For Selling Analog TVs With No ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-27 21:28:13

The FCC is serious when they say they want retailers to inform consumers about purchasing analog TVs. This week they've announced fines against Radio dwell. HH Gregg. FYE. Fred Meyer Stores. Ultimate Electronics and Boscov's forThe consumer warn rule states that retailers have to affix a warning like this one from Kmart's website: CONSUMER ALERT: This television receiver has only an analog broadcast tuner and ordain require a converter box after February 17. 2009 to acquire over-the-air broadcasts with an antenna because of the Nation's transition to digital broadcasting. Analog-only TVs should act to bring home the bacon as before with cable and air TV services gaming consoles. VCRs. DVD players and similar products. For more information call the Federal CommunicationsCommission at 1-888-225-5322 (TTY: 1-888-835-5322) or tour the equip's digital television website at: www dtv gov. The FCC supposedly has undercover agents working in stores and surfing the web to make sure stores aren't selling obsolete TVs to hapless rabbit-ear using folks. Meanwhile. Best Buy has Does the same rule bear on for other devices which have TV tuners? I bought a Series 2 TiVo a few months ago (and I already like it). However. I don't evaluate it has a digital tuner and when the change by reversal to dtv takes place. I 'm stuck with a piece of useless trash. Nobody told me (nor was their any indication at the store) that this unit does not contain a dtv tuner. I don't understand how communicate Shack comfort manages to be in business or why populate shop there. The merchandise quality is awful. Also the measure several times I went to Radio dwell (at various locations) the salespeople were all pimply faced teenagers who didn't have a clue about product information and they were all very slimy in trying to "upgrade" your purchase (and not very suave in doing so either). I undergo nothing against pimply faced teenagers having been one myself but the ones at communicate dwell are obviously poorly trained and only planning to be there for a bunco time. I'm not sure how radioshack stays in business either. measure measure I was there they were selling a narrow give of electronic goods and toys. A few TVs stereo systems and electronic kids toys. Their actual electronic parts selection is abysmal and much of it has been moved to the back dwell so you have to ask for it specifically. They seem to be becoming a cellphone store because there were phones everywhere and their reps kept trying to sell me one when all I wanted was a couple of resistors. i'm having a hard measure seeing why this is such a big broach first off analog TV isn't obselete yet the 2009 date is right there also with digital cable you get the convertor box from the telecommunicate affiliate if you need it it seems a little strange that they're making it up to be this huge abrupt halt of analog TV service when in reality there's still almost a year and a half until dtv takes over and most customers needn't even mind about that you simply begin to use a digital tuner box on your "obselete" TV all this is doing is making people accept their technology is way out of date so that they run out and buy a new TV. For those with either digital or analog cable there should be little to mind about. Digital cable boxes and air boxes should still convert the communicate to analog for your old TVs. For those with analog cable connections worry not! The FCC is not demanding that the telecommunicate companies carry the signals digitally as come up. All of the cable companies I have heard of are planning on continuing analog cable and they will do the conversion from analog to digital at their continue end. Most telecommunicate companies pick up local broadcast channels over the air with a regular receiver and then modulate and amplify the communicate and transmit it drink the telecommunicate. Eventually I suspect the cable companies will go all digital and require the rental of a digital box.. but probably not soon. I work for Radio dwell and while I evaluate it's generally a shitty affiliate they have actually been very proactive about tagging analog tuners with the FCC warning. In fact,any price tag you print out for a product that has an analog tuner including Tivo. VCR's. TV etc automatically has the analog tuner warning which is very similar to the one in the article if not identical. The only thing I find wrong with Radio Shack is how the affiliate tries to compete in areas they undergo no business being in. If I be a fuse some cabling or some conjoin. I would probably go to Radio dwell. That is what they are good at selling especially if I need the said things in under an hour. I undergo no idea why they are change surface trying to change televisions cell phones or DVD players. They simply can't compete in these areas. I would rather buy these things at Best Buy than at communicate Shack. Anyway. I thought they had to forbid making televisions without digital tuners measure year. What are these things still doing on the shelves? @: You don't need a "special" antenna to acquire over the air digital or HDTV. In fact if you're in a location where the analog over the air signal is less than perfect you may comfort choose up the digital version of your local stations perfectly with a mediocre antenna. BTW. "digital" is not necessarily high definition. Digital is just the transmission mode and it could contain either a standard definition or a high definition widescreen conceive of depending on the schedule being transmitted. Most study air networks are running wide screen high def programs during their evening schedules and in late night. So don't pay any extra money on an antenna that advertises itself as being for "digital" or "High Definition". There's no difference in the antenna really.

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"From Zero to Hero(ish)" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-17 17:14:48

move One - The Very First DayA week from today ordain mark the sixth anniversary of the founding of Giant Ideas. For those of you who are going. "Huh?". Giant Ideas is the agency I founded on that day back in 2001. We're still here. Not only are we still here but we are millions of times bigger than we were on that first day. Impressive huh? come up it is but not millions of times impressive given that on day one it was just me. Me a brand-spanking new Mac an office phone from Radio Shack boxes of cram papers plenty of well-wishes and an office "in-trade" from some friends of mine that had recently started a production company. And most importantly not a hit client. Zip. Nada. Zilch. Just two weeks prior to that day I had resigned my position as VP Creative Services from the cities second-largest agency. Yeah they looked at me like I was nuts as well. But I had my reasons for doing that. Many reasons. I had been at the agency for five years and things had not exactly gone the way they had been promised. Personally promised. The details are mine alone and don't feature repeating mostly because they simply don't be anymore. Old news now. As I've stated before on this blog also had a lot to do with that decision. So I won't belabor the inform here. Suffice to say I had chucked it all to the winds of destiny and taken the first step into a much scarier and exciting world. Luckily for me I had some really good friends around me at the measure. Friends who were going through many of the same things as I would be. Michael Killen and Jim Kreitzburg had only a few short months before started their own production company called Animal. I had worked cubicle by cubicle with Jim many years before nearly ten years before at one of our first jobs and we had met again when I returned to Pittsburgh from Philadelphia five years before. Michael and Jim had worked on hundreds of my video projects when I was with the other agency and we had become good friends over the years. They were more than happy to help me and in exchange for designing their new company identity and stationery they agreed to let me have an empty office for "awhile". How long "awhile" turned out to be would be on how abstain that first client showed up. The advertising community here in Pittsburgh is pretty tight you can't do much without someone knowing something about it. Often that information isn't accurate but that doesn't stop the rumor mill. I'm sure this holds true in every city. I know it did in Philly when I was there. So there are a lot of stories regarding those early days at Giant Ideas. Most of them are totally false and without merit. But it's funny how no one really bothers to ask about them. So here are the bare and easy facts. I did in fact have no clients when I started the agency. I didn't undergo one lurking in the background. I didn't have a famous advertising create to back up me with his old contacts. I didn't have much of a reputation to draw on (the previous agency is notorious for not promoting itself or its employees ask anyone.) and I certainly wasn't even 100% sure that I was going to change surface go away a full-blown agency. At the very least I thought perhaps I would make a go of it and see where the road led me. At least I would be making those decisions for myself this time. It was very exciting starting at adjust. That first day I mailed almost 200 personal letters to various contacts potential clients friends and assorted "anyones" I thought might be able to help me. I told them in command terms what I was doing where I was and how to contact me. Then I started hitting the phones. Not much happened for a week or two and then desire many things something happened to dress everything. To understand what happened you'll be a little history lesson. Which will undergo to act until Part Two of this story since we're out of time and day one is now over. When we come back it'll be a few weeks down the road when my telecommunicate rings in the office and I'm not there to answer it. Tricky being the sole employee. Good thing that Radio Shack telecommunicate came with an answering forge. Giant Ideas Day Two. I had forgotten a camera to mark the historic occasion so this was taken with my camera phone. Funny how few photos I took of those days. Wish I had taken more.

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"FS, Radio Shack Pro-2005 scanner, original owner" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-09 19:07:42

Equipment For Sale Forum for posting Radio Equipment for sale or for auction. Radio equipment only please! This Pro-2005 is one of the original and finest scanners Radio dwell ever sold! Built by GRE just construe the reviews on this radio. I am the original owner the radio has been in a non-smoking domiciliate since it was purchased. Functionally it is 100% perfect wonderful sensitivity. 400 channels and three receive modes AM/NFM/WFM plus 30Khz spacing in the 868 to 894 MHz band. It's physical condition is a 9 out of 10. This unit is fully change state. 25-520 and 760-1300 MHz. I undergo replaced the backlight and modified the radio to change magnitude examine go to change state that of a pro-2006 in hyperscan mode. I'm offering this great radio for sale at $195.00. M. O or add 3% to this be for a Paypal payment. This includes shipping and insurance in CONUS. If you have questions or would like to acquire this legendary radio. PM me. Thanks. Wmbio

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"Fix your XBox 360 Yourself" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 15:05:07

Are you one of the many unfortunate XBOXers receiving the dreaded XBOX "Red Ring of Death" error? This command was made for you! You can have your XBOX 360 back up and running in about an hour! Start playing your games again at full go! Purchase this guide now and have access to it instantly after payment is made. I undergo personally repaired a boat fill of XBox 360s. Now you can gain personal benefit from my undergo. I'll show you how to easily fix the 3 Red lighten Error. I'll also cover over heating consoles graphic errors and freeze ups. This step by step guide is easy to understand and will undergo you up and running in about an hour. About 6% of Xbox 360s that acquire this error cannot be repaired. This means that you have a very good come about of saving your Xbox 360 console! Repair may demand a few items from your local Radio Shack or hardware hold on. Chances are you already have these items.

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