what is the x over points????
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There are no "points" for the frequency crossover. I concluded from the information available that the crossover was a linear function between 20 - 20K hertz. My installation drives a set of Sony tweeters with an obvious separation of the higher frequencies but I have no equipment to measure the frequency response.
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http://gdlp01.c-wss.com/gds/0/0300003120/01/PSSD1400IS_IXUS130IS_CUG_EN.pdf
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Thank u for your help but that was very confusing and didn't explain much at all. COuld you PLEASE elaborate? I would really appreciate it!
234653
You bet works great since you have cross lines. An x and y axis visible on the wall or walls if positioned into a corner. I use mine at least twice a week at work
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In reference to?...Your question has two answers. (I'll use layman's terms).Answer 1: This would be referring to overall height & length of the model, in question. (highest point/longest point).Answer 2: This is referring to the dimensions of the front & rear sights, and the space in between.
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Here you go, this is the best answer I could find - http://education.ti.com/en/us/product-resources/graphing_course_comparision
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I did a quick measurement of our installed tile. It looks like they are 1" point to point. The math gives 0.866" side to side for a hexagonal tile that is 1" point to point. I was just using a tape measure, so it was a rough measurement.
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Is the side that was Not Reset in the 000 position? They can have different combinations because they are not connected.
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GET A Flip MAGNIFIER!!! Zero at 50. Then zero at 300. Count clicks and that'll tell you how many clicks there are between them. Divide the yardages by clicks. So many clicks=so far and so on. I personally prefer my own method. I set it where I want it, then just aim high km?
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Use the arrows at the top of the calculator if you have done a formula. Unfortunately other than that if you are just adding and subtracting you can not look back.
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Great. Thanks for the quick response. For some reason, this info didn't show up on the screen when I first looked. Appreciate your help!
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Don't know. Is this a c++ type function? Think nothing is built in. No matches in manual search. Could probably be programmed if it can be described as equation or program routine.
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Yes, its the big square directional pad on the picture but you'll find it kind of useless unless your constantly using the graph and need to use /read specific plot points.
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I hope this helps. I am going to try and explain the shapes. When I use the numbers 1-16, that is how many dots are on top of the brick (defining the size, usually the bigger number have the dots side by side making it double in width of the brick) and when I say 1x or 10x, that is how many pieces of each of that brick type. Here goes: Yellows: 1@18x, 2@32x, 4@20x, 3@4x, 6@4x, 4(long, single row)@4x, 8@6x, 6@2x(long), 12@1x, 8(long)@2x, 16@1x: Reds: 1, 2, 4, 3, 6, 4, 8, 8(long), 12 at the same count as yellows, except for 6(long)@4x. Blues: 1,2,3,4,4 (long)6,6(long),8 (long) same as yellow count except 12@2x: Whites: 1,2,4, 4(long), 3, 6, 6(long), 8 same as yellow count: Blacks: 1@10x, 2@21x, 4@12x, 3@4x, 6@4x, 4(long)@2x, 8@3x: Light Green: 1@15x, 2@18x, 4@12x, 3@4x, 6@4x, 4(long)@2x, 8@1x: Green: same as Light green: Orange: same as light green: Brown: 1@10x, 2@18x, 4@8x, 3@4x, 6@4x, 4(long)@2x, 8@3x. I hope this help and you understand the way I explained it.
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That's a confusing aspect of the rules. You don't get 5 points per unique civ card; you get the number of unique civ cards *squared*. If you have five, you get 5 * 5 = 25. If you have three, you get 3 * 3 = 9. Etc. That's what the chart means. We were confused by this at first too; the rules should've included more than one example (or should've used the word "squared" to be clear).
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TAD = 1/4 tsp DASH = 1/12 tsp &lt;&lt;&lt;&lt; not 1/8 &gt;&gt;&gt; PINCH = 1/16 tsp SMIDGEN = 1/32 tsp DROP = 1/64 tsp
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The track pieces I found specific to this set did not allow for any intersection/crossover. In other words, you will not find an a cross "X" track piece to create a figure 8. However, you can get crafty with the curved pieces as long as you have symmetry.