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Sure, cases can be made that the 40-yard dash has little to do with the movement requirements of American football, but there’s no doubt that players are being scouted on their raw ability to move with speed. I have worked with college football players that missed making it to the NFL strictly because they ran a bit too slow in their 40-yard dash.

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How many times have we heard that? Anyone who has worked with team sport athletes understands that in order to make it to a professional level, athletes MUST have the speed necessary to do so. Eventually I'll get around to removing them and seeing if loosening with an impact is possibly able to unstick them.Speed kills. What I did not realize at the time, though, was that sustained impacting like that tends to slam the adjusters toward the full-loose side, jamming them in place. Still had to keep the shaft from spinning, but they went together way quicker. So, sharp fella that I am, I grabbed my 3/8" cordless impact and used it to tighten the rears. I converted to NB mounts and remember tightening the front by hand. Maybe adding 1% more wear to my bumpstops or something.Īfter my last re-install, my rear rebound adjusters did become seized, but I'm 99% sure it wasn't from grabbing the shaft (.). Either with Knipex pliers, plain old-school channel locks, or, my preference, the swedish pipe wrench (no, that's not a euphemism for a sex move). I've assembled them by grabbing the larger 'ball' section at the top multiple times. I've been afraid of clamping anything on the shaft to stop it from rotating for fear of damaging the shaft. The lockwasher under the shock nut looks compressed. I don't know if the shock shaft is moving in the mount, or if bearings or other parts in the mounts are moving.

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I tried hitting it a few times with a 1/4"impact driver with a right angle attachment, but it didn't seem to make a difference. I was never able to get the shock nut to 10 ft*lbs since the shock shaft spun before this happened. I verified the torque on the upper mount nuts. I believe this is where the noise is coming from. I can feel some movement between the upper shock nut and the mount. When I do this I hear a noise from the upper shock mount area. I think what I am feeling is movement before the shock starts to resist. With the car up on the lift I can feel some "free play" when I lift on the rear lower control arms. A bad noise from what sounded like the upper shock area when driving over bumps after install. I suppose the next test to confirm the cause of the issue, would be to swap the Flyin'Miata tops left and right, while leaving the shockabsorder and spring on their current sides, to see if the noise moves to the other side with the top hat?ĭid you figure this out? I might be having a similar issue with the FM 2.5 kit (konis and purple top hat). In total it's traveled no more than 150km (approx 90miles). The vehicle drives great, handles well but the noise is horrible and concerning. Refitted the new shock absorbers and had the wheels aligned. I've refitted the old shock absorbers incase it was caused by them - no change.

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In attempt to resolve it I've gone back and loosened off all the suspension bolts and retorqued to Service Manual torque specs. Does this sound like the symptom of a failed spherical bearing? At higher highway speeds (110km/h - approx 70mph) it does seem to ease up and almost become not noticeable. Any small bump in the road seems to cause it. A friend described it as 'chatty' which seems to be a fitting description. Recently reassembled I took it for a test drive and have an awful noise coming from the rear left corner - it's a rattly, clunky noise. my 89 NA6 was off the road for a year or so during which time I replaced all the suspension bushes, ball joints, tie rod ends and shock absorbers, fitted the Flyin'Miata NA Rear Upper Shock Mounts and Bumpstops, frame rail braces, braided brake lines, updated to 15" wheels with Bridgestone RE003 tyres, fitted a 2 1/4" exhaust and headers. Due to our first son being born, renovating the house, work being busy, etc. What is the signs and symptoms of a failed spherical bearing in the Flyin'Miata NA Rear Upper Shock Mounts ?

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Probably with maintenance and service in mind. often used the output tube types as rectifiers too in the early days. Best known these days are of course Western Electric and Altec Lansing.Īs Joe Roberts ( Sound Practices ) says: “WE pretty much covered it all….” Before WW2, the AT&T, Bell Lab were second to Only later it expanded into home radio, cinema and reproduction of music recordings.Īll these companies as a collected whole was the masters behind milestone after milestone after milestone.īeing that microphones, speakers, tubes or amplifier technology. The early need for audio amplifiers were due to telephone communications. So was Bell Labs, Langevin, London Electric, Northern Electric, Grayburn, Weston, Westrex, Altec and a number of other companies. One of the best known giants of audio in the past was Western Electric – a division under AT&T.

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The sensitivity of a modern power amplifier for full output, should be 1 – 3 VRMS. Certainly in that case a level adjustment of some sort are needed. Power amplifiers ought to be able to handle any of the mentioned signal sources for full output. In fact not even a line amplifier is needed if cables are held to reasonable lengths. Modern pre amplifiers need only to handle line level. Hence there is no need for poor or mediocre high gain pre-amplifiers anymore. For domestic use it is only vinyl Pick Up’s that needs dedicated amplifiers ( of proper quality ) in order for the signal to be brought up to line levels. ( 1 – 3 V RMS ) These are CD, DVD, Blu Ray, SACD, DVD-audio, computers and tuners. The signal sources we use today operates at line levels. 99% of the vintage RIAA circuits are pretty poor as well. Too much gain and thereby noise, distortion and restricted headroom. The reasons that I do not want to study vintage pre-amplifiers is the simple that most of these made before the 1970’s were very poor, in my opinion. I have chosen to list the amplifiers in a chronologic alike order rather than by output tubes, design topology, number of stages, phase splitters, feedback method, output Keep in mind that most of them are based upon a richness of experience and collected accumulated know how. Much can be learned by studying these old circuits. Good engineering is to get the best possible with the cards at hand. There is no such thing as the optimal circuit – it all depends upon too many variable and the compromises that needs to be met. Certainly the optimal approach is the best possible circuit and as good components money can buy. It is however, NOT possible to make good amplifiers with the best possible components, if the circuit is poor to begin with. It is possible to make a very good amplifier using mediocre parts – if the basic circuit is good. In fact I only point to strengths and weaknesses in the various designs. I have not personally heard all the amplifiers in this compendium. Certainly the majorityĪre selected due to their high sonic qualities or ease to modify into high quality amplifiers. Don’t worry – I will make a note on that at in the description of the amplifiers. The box” thinking, popularity or similar, rather than sonic qualities. In other words, some are chosen merely because of the special ingenuity, technical “out of Not all amplifiers on the list are selected due to their sonic qualities. The remaining are all of my choice, but some so obvious that they was kind of suggesting themselves. I have listed all the amplifiers suggested by the sound list group with the name of the person suggesting that specific amplifier. Many of the amps illustrated here are obvious to be on such list….Other perhaps not. I asked them to suggest amplifiers they felt should be on a list of the 100 best or most interesting audio power amplifiers. I have made the 100 amplifier list with a little help of the highly skilled and knowledged members of the “Sound Practice” magazine forum “Soundlist” aka “The Joe List” and participants of the European Triode Festival. This top 100 list has been created to celebrate and honor the best or most remarkable audio amplifier designs of the past.ġ00 milestones in Audio power amplifiers.

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Then her parents were zapped into slime by the tinsel. You see, one Christmas Granny witch was turned into a pumpkin after touching a Christmas bauble. Wow! Banana's Christmas wish had come true.Įvery Halloween she worked extra hard at her spells to get rid of Christmas.

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His skin began to split apart into the shape of the most glorious star. He could feel something very strange inside him. He was not sure he liked heights but the piney smell was extraordinary. Alfie clapped his hands and each fruit landed on a branch of the evergreen tree, Banana going last.īanana did not feel good. How could they ever get to the top? One by one Alfie sprinkled Santa's magic glitter onto each of them, they shook and took off flying around. He set to work, he made a tin foil slide and the fruit all jumped and whizzed to the ground, ran towards the living room but stopped when they saw the size of the tree with its beautiful treasures. I want to feel the magic of Christmas'Īlfie was surprised and felt rather sad for the fruit. 'Help me make my wish come true, help me be the star on top of the Christmas tree. A slimy Alfie dripped out onto the worktop wondering what Banana could want. As soon as Alfie appeared, Banana yelled, 'Help!' Alfie came flying in so fast he crash landed into the custard. Maybe Alfie could help.Īlfie arrived back on the strike of midnight. He wanted to see what Alfie elf was up to every night. He wanted to shine like the twinkling lights and sparkle like the tinsel. He wished to be the star on top of the tree. Banana wished that he could have a lovely Christmas too. Nobody thought about the fruit in the fruit bowl at Christmas.Ĭhristmas was not fun for them. ‘Dreams really do come true…’ thought Sammy as he stood still, frozen with shock. To Sammy’s surprise, when the Head Judge began to speak, he realised it was none other than SANTA CLAUS! Sammy couldn’t believe it when Santa asked him to join the cast of Snow Come Dancing. Sammy enjoyed his moment and took a proud bow. He finished his routine to a roaring applause. They couldn’t take their eyes off Sammy as he swivelled with his candy cane. The judges couldn’t help but notice what was going on. Before you could say ‘Ho, ho, ho,’ he shouted, ‘Hit it!’ and the band started playing ‘Frosty The Snowman’ with a great Charleston beat. He made his way to the dancefloor and positioned himself in his starting pose. Sammy got dressed into a shiny black waist coat and popped on his matching top hat. ‘Oh, I know you! You’re Dancer,’ smiled Sammy, ‘Can you show me the way to the dressing rooms please?’ Sammy followed Dancer, beaming with excitement. ‘Yes?’ said a peculiar looking reindeer with a nose shining like a glittery silver disco ball. Nervously, he knocked on the shiny studio door. Sammy arrived at the studios, shaking like a Christmas tree branch in the bitter cold wind.

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His heart was pumping faster than a Lamborghini at full speed! He could picture himself doing the Charleston with a candy cane. It was soon time for him to go to Marshmallow Studios. Sammy the Snowman was sitting on his sofa made from fluffy snow, dreaming about his Christmas wish…to perform on Snow Come Dancing. If there's a way to do it better.It was Boxing Day. The Directors set the plan and the Leader engages and empowers the team to deliver on that plan. Knowing the difference between the Director Hat and the Leadership Hat is also fundamental. After all it is your people who must be engaged in your plan for it to become a reality. Getting your structure right is the next most important component of business success after developing your strategy.

Leadership and Management responsibilities.

No Accountability line to team (apart from to Leader).

So back to the question - what's the difference between the Director hat and the Leader hat? The secrets to success here is to understand what the differences are between the hats, what the responsibilities are and to make sure none of the hats is neglected. Many owners of businesses wear multiple hats. There are 10 hats - Shareholder, Director, Leadership, Product / Service Development, Operations, Marketing, Sales, Finance, Admin/IT and H R. The hats in your business are the departments.