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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012 READ ONLY FORUM
This is the first Archived Forum which was active between 17th April 2007 and
1st March February 2012
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I foresee a double iDock made of plastic
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[quote user="joeyboygolf"] This is a mobile number and the receiver of the international call will be charged to receive the call. I believe that this is a deal between all the mobile providers in the EU and maybe the world? [/quote] No... you pay extra if you receive a call when you are abroad (outside your home network). Otherwise it doesn't
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[quote user="Rup"] Where do I connect the External ground wire from my record player? I'd guess I either have to connect it to the shell of the DIN plug, or onto a case screw on the Beomaster 2000, but I have no idea which, or if it should be somewhere else entirely. [/quote] The shell of the DIN is where it goes officially, so you can
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Great! That's good to know for future reference, I never had a BS9000 to try it
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[quote user="misteUS"]How can I simulate a powerlink or make a dummy plug?[/quote] You're right the 9000 somehow senses the presence of speakers. It can't be the data connection, since most of the current Beolabs have nothing connected to it. The service manual isn't too clear on this, as the Powerlink interface uses some custom
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[quote user="PhilLondon"]" SERIOUS ENQUIRIES CALL 0781 4300 702 (INTERNATIONAL CALLERS BARE IN MIND IT IS EXPENSIVE FOR ME TO RECEIVE CALLS)" !!!!! ???????? [/quote] As an international caller, why should I bear in mind that it is expensive for him? Is he going to add it to the sale price?
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[quote user="Rich"]Oooohhhh, open it, open it, open it! You know what waits inside....[/quote] I certainly know what should wait in there, but for some reason it has been robbed from nearly all the kit I've bought Anyway, the forum unfortunately has a better memory than me: of course I have been in there and even found the schematic
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[quote user="EdouardG"]Is there any risk of damaging the masterlink cable with the chimney working if stuck all around it?[/quote] Failing Vienna's better idea of routing through existing conduits...: That of course depends on how hot your planned routing for the cable gets. Regular PVC-insulated cables should easily hold 60-70°C,
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If you read it to the end, it also says that this stand is now available for all sizes. In the Chanterelle thread, this seemed to be in the wish list of some people. And yes, I like it too!
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[quote user="Søren Mexico"]as I see it DK is going to have the first feminine dominated gov. in the world. [/quote] Not - Finland has had at least two of those, led by female prime ministers (and obviously the president, who doesn't have that much real power any more, has been a she for almost 12 years). I decline from commenting
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