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I know it seems the pots are usually the standard place to solder pickup ground wires, but some also use the output jack, and Fender is fond of using the tremolo claw. Is there any reasoning behind where you solder the ground to, or does it really matter...
Started by gypsyblues73 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at jsguitarforum):
The back of the pots are the easiest point to solder to so that is where it usually done.
The better the ground contact, an improved reduction in noise.
Are important as it is the common return path electricity .
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I use Google Apps with my own domain. But I also have a regular Google account because many Google services are not available inside Google Apps (stuff like Picasa, Maps, Reader, Groups, Wave, and so on). Google uses an email address as login information...
Started by torbengb on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
This might be what you are looking for:
How to Sync Google Apps to Gmail
I didn't read through the whole thing but it seems relevant to your problem, hope it helps :)
Google does not currently provide any way to sync a Google account with a Google Apps... .
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Hi I recently got some red and uv leds and I'm having a hard time getting the solder to stick to the contact points on the star. I don't think it's an issue with my soldering or solder gun as I'm soldering the green xpe contact point just fine. Just the...
Started by flare1185 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at reefcentral):
I had it turned all the way....
I sent rapidled an email.
This is really frustrating.
I'm resoldering the same contact point so many time that it burned the contact point and now it's dead I believe.
Not want to stay on the led.
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Can I get contacts? if so how much? 10 points? Hello , I'm 17 and I just found out i'm braces soon so I would just like to get contacts as an alternative to wearing glasses. I've been wearing glasses most of my life . My eye doctor told me I'm legally...
Started by iM PRETTY, DUH; on
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Foureyez dot com site 20 free shipping I have been told by someone working at dollaryree St the Brickyard in chicago Source(s): Worker... .
I hope this all works out for you.
It should be possible as long as they can find contacts for your prescription.
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I am installing a B&A brass trigger in my Disco and wondering if I should put a little bit of moly on the sear contact surface where it engages the striker? I have a little bit on all the other sear and link contact surfaces.
Started by wahoowad on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at network54):
With someplace that carries moly? This is the only point to lube because it's high pressure (and even.
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I thought I read somewhere that you could grind and polish the rocker where it contacts the valve stem if it is worn. Some of mine have small depressions in them where they contact the valve stem and I was considering doing this. Is this advisable and...
Started by joeflanagan on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stovebolt):
1951 GMC 1 Ton Flatbed -- It is finally on the road and what a great time I have driving it!
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They usually have some type of jig that produces a slight curve to the surface .
Most machine shops do this.
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Originally Posted By: David in MA As mentioned, the refacer operator's experience has much to do with using the machine. He can alter that arc and its center depending on cam, pushrod's length,stem height, rocker ratio,etc.
Its probably safe to say that...
Started by Curt B. on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stovebolt):
I use them several times a year and they do require a core charge that is refundable when the old set is received at their... .
They do it and also completely refinish to stock (or High Lift spec's.) on any assembly .
Try the Rocker Arm guys in Anderson, CA.
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After I made that post I went out and took a close look at my rockers. They're not concave. That must have been an optical illusion. Once I got them under a strong light and put a straight edge on the surface, I could see that they're actually convex ...
Started by joeflanagan on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stovebolt):
The side to side (level) far out weighs the starting... .
Is removed leaving the center or actual contact patch alone there is a possibly that the hardness alter the start stop points of the arc, but the differences would be hardly measurable.
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Is a rocker that is worn like that fixable? I'll try to post a picture later tonight. If anyone's got a picture of what the radius ought to look like, that would be helpful.
Started by joeflanagan on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stovebolt):
A less common one is "it's the curve that allows only rolling contact on the stem tip is not flat, but instead crowned....
Leaving the center or actual contact patch alone there is a possibly that the hardness in that area") is completely wrong.
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Is a rocker that is worn like that fixable? I'll try to post a picture later tonight. If anyone's got a picture of what the radius ought to look like, that would be helpful.
Started by joeflanagan on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stovebolt):
Leaving the center or actual contact patch alone there is a possibly that the hardness in that area.
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