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WELCOME TO THE CLAN!
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Welcome to the forums ARSESnowman!
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Welcome to the forums FreezeBreeze!
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Happy Birthday Mikey!
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Welcome to the forums!
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Happy 52th birthday to ''El Presidente'' ElmerFudd!!!!!
Painsponge replied to JAYsus_NL's topic in User Announcements
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Please Welcome netphlix_n_chill To Our Clan
Painsponge replied to ROCKAPE's topic in Clan Membership
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Cover with dry wall, mud, sand and paint.
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Happy Birthday!
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Happy Birthday!
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Do yourself a favor and don't listen to Joe Canadian,...he's an IDIOT!
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Welcome!
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Sheesh, can someone explain how to successfully post a Youtube video? Thanks ahead of time!
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https://youtu.be/LBC3NXnN8y4
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Hello friends, I wanted to brag a bit about how I repaired my JBL 10" down firing sub-woofer. The history of the sub goes like this. I bought it new along with the other five JBL satellite loud speakers around 2003. The system has always sounded great. Then in 2010 the sub blew and I sent it out to be fixed (JBL fixed it for free). It worked great again up til about a month ago it blew again. I had nothing to lose by opening it up and checking it out. I have good luck tinkering with stuff. Upon investigating I noticed that two large capacitors looked like they were not original to the circuit board. I pulled them off the board and scribbled down the info printed on them. A quick Google search and I bought two new replacements for a total of $8.00. After cleaning up the old solder with my Dremmel, I used a JB Weld plastic epoxy to glue the new capacitors in place. (anti-vibration precaution). The metal prongs on the opposite side of the board then needed to be cleaned up to accept new solder. After scratching some of the green film away to expose some new copper, I fluxed and soldered. She's back up and pounding like a champ!
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Welcome aboard Bas!
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Happy Birthday Googs!
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Be strong Caracas, so many people here with prayers and hugs for you.
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Beer, I have some woodworking and fabrication knowledge. Hit me up any ol time buddy!
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Welcome to the clan Sgt. Wacky!
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Wow, looks like you've got your work cut out for you. Good luck homy!
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Two of my favorite targets!
