Jpez
Washed up zwifter
Don’t think so. Seems all screwed together well. Straps looked like towing straps.
But could do. (Shrug)
The stupid questions thread.
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But could do. (Shrug)
Noah's ark for garden gnomes?
silentbutdeadly
has some good things to say
Don't kink shame...we can't all fit XL bikes.
nzhumpy
Googlemeister who likes bikes and scandal
Stupid Question: Do you think JD Vance has to pay the same extortionate
cleaning fees at a AirBNB as the general unwashed?
I see he's copping a bit of flack in the Cotswolds currently which is mildly amusing, I don't think he'll ever have a holiday in relative peace again.
cleaning fees at a AirBNB as the general unwashed?
I see he's copping a bit of flack in the Cotswolds currently which is mildly amusing, I don't think he'll ever have a holiday in relative peace again.
Probably just select unattractive furniture.
fjohn860
Alice in diaperland
fjohn860
Alice in diaperland
Hey electrical guru's.
I want to run a PC fan on solar and a battery when the sun fks off at night.
I dug this small PWM solar charge controller out of the shed that has light and timer control for the load output so it only provides load when there is no solar. But of course the fan won't run during the day.
I've circumvented this by splitting the fan +/- wires and wiring into the solar input and load output.
Am I going to mince the controller doing this?
I want to run a PC fan on solar and a battery when the sun fks off at night.
I dug this small PWM solar charge controller out of the shed that has light and timer control for the load output so it only provides load when there is no solar. But of course the fan won't run during the day.
I've circumvented this by splitting the fan +/- wires and wiring into the solar input and load output.
Am I going to mince the controller doing this?
What are the skinny wires connected to the solar infeed doing? 12V solar panels will run about 20V and those skinny wires are getting that. Effectively you are not using the pwm controller at all and backfeeding the pwm controller. With regards to the controller some don't like to be backfed. Easiest thing is to throw a diode in the battery circuit or... ...run the fan from the battery full time and let nuclear power charge the battery when it can.
fjohn860
Alice in diaperland
Yeah those skinny wires are loving it!
They are hooked up to the fan (and the load output).
pink poodle
ここには見るべきものは何もありません
Cut the green wire.
fjohn860
Alice in diaperland
This is what I wanted to do just the fan wouldn't run when I initially connected it.
Thought now I realise it might've been a voltage issue (the battery is not 12v and was pretty much flat).
Hooked up to the battery now and seems to be running alright...
You can see where he trimmed the tips off the wires...
fjohn860
Alice in diaperland
Cardy George
Piercing rural members since 1981
I thought that was pretty standard. It's what mine is like at least. Doesn't the stem pull it all a snug as it needs to be?
Minlak
custom titis
Thought it was from an only fans channel and was worried where it was going at first
Mattyp
Cows go boing
Yeah it's why the bearings and crown race are tapered.
fjohn860
Alice in diaperland
I'm measuring 0.1mm clearance between the cups and the bearings.
You can rattle them side-to-side in the cups.
Lucaw
Next in line
I think there's 2 different sizes of lower cups that are 0.1mm different in diameter. I only found this out when I replaced my headset bearings and the steering locked up every time I landed a jump. How does it compare to the old bearings?
fjohn860
Alice in diaperland
TBF these were the old bearings. I don't remember them being that loose when I installed the angleset.
I was changing forks and had planned to remove the angleset anyway.