Posts by phelmers

htpcsearch: The IR board that comes with the unit has no information on what it does and how to use it. It's not even clear whether its for IrDA or consumer IR, and because of typos, the manual doesn't clarify anything. Since I...

raygundan: I just got this case from Newegg a few days ago so I haven't set things up yet. However, I installed a Lite-On SOHW-1633S DVD recorder in the case to make your measurements. The drive itself is 6 7/8" long and, when...

HardDrive: I don't have the actual files, but here's a shareware program that can generate audio test tones: NCH Tone Generator. BTW, for me obviously, the really hard question is how to force Word to embed images in the...

Spearmint: The images should be embedded in the doc file. To verify, I just cleared all my cache and temporary files, disabled internet access, and opened the file. The images were still there which implies to me that they are not...

klipsch I think I sent you both the software and the spreadhseet ... your first name is Justin, isn't it? I got a bunch of people asking for the document so I might be confused about who's who. If not, let me know your email and...

klipsch: Sorry about the mixup! For various reasons I couldn't use my normal Outlook Express email client, and instead went to my web based mail system to send the file. It was the first time I had used the web mail system so I guess...

I have a copy that I reformatted into a Word file. I can email it to you in either *.doc or *.pdf format. Email me at peter@helmers.us - Peter

I just built a pair of DIY sealed subs using the Adire DPL12 in a sealed 2.2 cu ft (internal volume) box from Madisound. (I also used a 250 watt plate amp from Parts Express to power it.) While the box was prefabricated, I did open up...

Poseidon: I just found this thread because I was looking for opinions about the Adire RAVA. I noticed your post about lack of low frequency extension. In perusing other speaker forums, I found someone who had a RAVA with the driver...

I also have started using UltraVNC which appears a bit faster than TightVNC (at least in my quick trials). Also, there's a $10 product for the Pocket PC called PTvnc2 which is compatable with some advanced UltraVNC compression...