#attenuator

[wallpapers4screen]

[fuzzkaizer]

Electro Lobotomy - AttFAM

"performance tool ... 4 attenuators, each with a momentary on switch and latch switch ... 3.5mm jacks. Eurorack friendly"

cred: etsy.com/ElectroLobotomy

[pedaloftheday]

Do you have that ONE TUBE AMP that you can't turn past 2 in your house for fear of having to replace all of the windows that will get blown out if you crank it? Well, thanks to the Master Volume Box Passive Attenuator from our friends at Asheville Guitar Pedals , you can get stage-type tones at bedroom level volume!! Just plug this box into your amp's FX Loop and you're set - check out our demo using our Mesa Boogie Mark Five:25, out now!!🤘🔥🤘

[hydrizon]

Wave powered cafe

[ldteqic]

Quantum Microwave QMC-CRYOATTF-00BLK low-temperature non-magnetic attenuator

Attenuation: 0 dB.

Frequency range: DC to 18 GHz.

Return loss: -23 dB.

[automotiveamerican]

Use of Attenuators With the Hantek 1008C Oscilloscope

1. Measuring High Voltage Signals Automotive systems often involve circuits that operate at higher voltages than what the oscilloscope can safely measure directly. The Hantek 1008C has a maximum input voltage rating of 50V peak, so if you’re measuring signals above this threshold (such as: Ignition system (can exceed 500V) Injector circuits Coil primary voltage An attenuator (usually 10x or…

[antlerkitty]

Guide to coping with paranoia/intense fears as a schizospec person

Disclaimer: This is made for people with similar experiences to me. I have recurring brief reactive psychosis (diagnosed I think) and in daily life have more subclinical symptoms that still impair me a lot. This may not help if you have more chronic, daily psychosis, or more severe psychotic symptoms than me.

Paranoia of things "beyond this world" (probably biggest category since have lots and lots of experience with this):

Most widely applicable/recommended/healthy:

Humming/singing cheerful tunes or songs. Learned this from Totoro actually! And it really can help with keeping a bit of your brain in reality.

Decorating your space in color and fun and whimsy can make it seem more inviting of positive energy.

Having comfort objects and keeping things the same can help a lot. Alternately, changing things up a bit every once in a while can help with being less paranoid if something gets lost or moved a bit if someone else lives with you or visits you.

Playlist of upbeat, non-creepy songs for when the paranoia and distortions are bugging you a lot (currently using this strategy actually). Funny videos can help too!

Getting up and moving. Engaging with familiar people in person. Dancing, getting outside, etc., or doing whatever moving works for you in your situation!

Stimming.

Bringing pets/people with you when you go to struggle areas. I always bring my cats around the house with me when I am going to places that worsen paranoia and distortions.

Do DBT calming skills if that usually helps you.

Less recommended/works for specific people only/may worsen issues:

Basic witchcraft like protection and cleansing spells.

Keeping creepy-but-endearing things around. I personally find comfort in disturbing and creepy things, I feel like the bridge the gap between my reality and the real world. But I make sure I find them friendly and non-threatening.

Paranoia of others:

Stay in areas with people that you find non-threatening or don't have paranoid fears about. I always make sure I'm near larger groups of people, especially with kids. (May not work for others, may worsen fears)

Carry comfort objects with you.

For relationship-related paranoia (in healthy relationships), try doing something positive and non-threatening with the person/people you're in a relationship very regularly. Ideally every day, even multiple times a day. Regularly talk positively to the other person/people about them, and ask them to do the same for you.

If you find yourself yourself paranoia spiraling, take a break from interactions. Find a trusted person if you have one. Try to not make any impulsive decisions, and alert trusted people if possible.

[bloodiedstar]

[A home you thought you couldn't return to]

[foxbirdy]

GORGEOUS day on the boat. 11/08/2024.

[askzloyxp]

wow! You’re really good at guessing

[saints-who-never-existed]

"In Moby Dick, Ishmael tells of seeing the skeleton of a sperm whale assembled in a grove of palm trees on a South Pacific island. "How vain and foolish," He says, "for timid untraveled man to try to comprehend aright this wondrous whale, by merely poring over his dead attenuated skeleton... Only in the heart of quickest perils; only when within the eddyings of his angry flukes; only on the profound unbounded sea can the fully invested whale be truly and livingly found out."

But, as the survivors of the Essex came to know, once the end has been reached and all hope, passion, and force of will have been expended, the bones may be all that are left.

- In the Heart of the Sea, Nathaniel Philbrick.

[hydrizon]

Coffee machine make electricity

[so-true-overdue]

The Planet is Totally Fine. It's Just Us Who Aren't.

Of course, the planet is fine. It's been through worse, right? Ice ages, meteor strikes, volcanic tantrums—Earth is basically a tough old rock with a knack for surviving whatever the universe throws at it. But let’s talk about the real problem: us.

You see, human-caused climate change is just a minor inconvenience for Earth. It's not like we're boiling the oceans, melting ice caps, or turning lush forests into deserts. Oh, wait—yes, we are. Funny how that works.

But don’t worry, the Earth will bounce back. Sure, it might take a few million years, but what's that compared to our short, fleeting existence? We, on the other hand, might not be so lucky. Our cozy, predictable climate—perfect for growing food, building cities, and basically thriving—is slowly being warped into something unrecognizable.

And who’s responsible for this lovely transformation? Oh, just our collective genius for burning fossil fuels, clear-cutting forests, and generally treating the atmosphere like our personal trash can. But hey, at least we’ve made some progress. Who needs polar bears, coral reefs, or, you know, breathable air? We’ve got air conditioning and desalination plants. Problem solved.

So let’s be clear: the Earth will survive our little experiment with carbon emissions. It’s just us, and maybe a few million other species, who might not. But that’s fine. If the dinosaurs didn’t complain about extinction, why should we?

[calicotisane]

[7fff00]

(god my brain is just like. yowling sad! sad!! sad!!! at me incessantly today and i gotta say: it's really unhelpful???

i'm trying to do things thru it but. oof lol)

[tyresdeg]

is this was 2022 austin would make a farewell TC post