PRINTING
Rino,
If I send you the same stuff it's not going to solve the printing problem.
Try to open them in a graphics program and split the pic into 2 or more sections.
Save the separate parts,enlarge them so you can read all that's on it and when printing those enlarged parts make sure your printer is set to "fit to page".
That should solve it.
Cheers,
Rino,
If I send you the same stuff it's not going to solve the printing problem.
Try to open them in a graphics program and split the pic into 2 or more sections.
Save the separate parts,enlarge them so you can read all that's on it and when printing those enlarged parts make sure your printer is set to "fit to page".
That should solve it.
Cheers,
NOT IN THIS CASE.
Dave,
On this occasion you put them up here so they're local.
I usually have to resort to urls since I have this problem uploading anything from my local disk.
The site is protected against mirroring so no luck there and printing from it won't solve the clarity problem either.
Just for info,
Dave,
On this occasion you put them up here so they're local.
I usually have to resort to urls since I have this problem uploading anything from my local disk.
The site is protected against mirroring so no luck there and printing from it won't solve the clarity problem either.
Just for info,
Re: NOT IN THIS CASE.
It is a little trickier to get them, but i just drag them out of the browser on to my desktop (it may be trickier under windows), change the *.php to *.jpg or &*.gif and open it in PhotoShop (or graphic converter or back in my browser).
The ones i posted have also been cleaned up a bit (they are actually gifs) from what Frank sent.
dave
fdegrove said:
It is a little trickier to get them, but i just drag them out of the browser on to my desktop (it may be trickier under windows), change the *.php to *.jpg or &*.gif and open it in PhotoShop (or graphic converter or back in my browser).
The ones i posted have also been cleaned up a bit (they are actually gifs) from what Frank sent.
dave
WHAT IS WAS THINKING
Hi,
Well, I was thinking about a multiple PP of El34s but we better forget about it.
When I think I run a pair of self-made bookshelf speakers with a set of 2A3s PSE putting out a couple of Watts to more than satisfying levels....
No,I thought also that you could add a volumecontrol at the input
with a bypass connection straight in.
So for CD you could connect to that and for sources requiring a preamp you could then use the direct connection.
After all it is easier and less costly to drive speaker cable of some length than to use long interconnects.
Cheers,
Hi,
Well, I was thinking about a multiple PP of El34s but we better forget about it.
When I think I run a pair of self-made bookshelf speakers with a set of 2A3s PSE putting out a couple of Watts to more than satisfying levels....
No,I thought also that you could add a volumecontrol at the input
with a bypass connection straight in.
So for CD you could connect to that and for sources requiring a preamp you could then use the direct connection.
After all it is easier and less costly to drive speaker cable of some length than to use long interconnects.
Cheers,
EL84
Hello,
Yes I have toyed with that one.
It isn't bad at all but i still prefer the NOS E84L/7320 made by Siemens.
The russian E84LM,the military one,is excellent as well if you want a bit more top end and speed.
The EL86/6CW5 requires a different OPT but can really sound impressive.
An excellent noval power tube.
Ciao,
Hello,
Yes I have toyed with that one.
It isn't bad at all but i still prefer the NOS E84L/7320 made by Siemens.
The russian E84LM,the military one,is excellent as well if you want a bit more top end and speed.
The EL86/6CW5 requires a different OPT but can really sound impressive.
An excellent noval power tube.
Ciao,
EL86
Hello,
Most of what I found are Philips designs,OTL for a 800 Ohm speaker.
Naturally an OPT could be used for 16-8-4 Ohm impedances.
I've owned an OTL amp like that and much to my surprise it did drive my 8 Ohm speaker very well.
http://www.cs.uu.nl/~gerard/RadioCorner/Articles/SerBalOut.htm
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INTERESTING STUFF FOR ALL OF US
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And there must be more I could dig up....
I've seen prices on this tube from 5.00USD to 20.00USD depending on sources and manufacturer.
Cheers,
Hello,
Most of what I found are Philips designs,OTL for a 800 Ohm speaker.
Naturally an OPT could be used for 16-8-4 Ohm impedances.
I've owned an OTL amp like that and much to my surprise it did drive my 8 Ohm speaker very well.
http://www.cs.uu.nl/~gerard/RadioCorner/Articles/SerBalOut.htm
DATASHEET
INTERESTING STUFF FOR ALL OF US
AN ITALIAN SITE I OFTEN USE (PROTECTED ZONE)
And there must be more I could dig up....
I've seen prices on this tube from 5.00USD to 20.00USD depending on sources and manufacturer.
Cheers,
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