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Hoodcom wrote:

Fifo wrote:However < doesn’t know which potentiometer is for 33⅓ and which one for 45 RPM.

The one on <'s turntable is the adjustable wheel near the window you can view the lines on for speed.

Cool. <’s turntable has two pots on the bottom near the motor.

Hoodcom wrote:[…] view the lines on for speed.

< says those are called “strobe marks”.

Pirez wrote:< can still abs and pullups, brah. < can now routinely do series of 80 situps and 8 pullups. Doest thou even lift thouself, Lord Hunch?

< says yes, but only with an added 20 kg.

Fifo wrote:Cool. <’s turntable has two pots on the bottom near the motor.

< says those are called “strobe marks”.

Hmm, < bets those need some deoxit used on them on yours too, and to be finely tuned. < will use deoxit on <'s turn table.

Ah, yeah. < forgot the term earlier.

<'s USB flash drive stick came in the mail today! Ready to add <'s tunes into <'s PS4.

Hoodcom wrote:

Fifo wrote:Cool. <’s turntable has two pots on the bottom near the motor.

Hmm, < bets those need some deoxit used on them on yours too, and to be finely tuned. < will use deoxit on <'s turn table.

Yeah, < will need to adjust the motor speed – but how can < figure out which one’s for 33 and which one for 45? They’re not marked.

Also, < doesn’t have DeoxIT.

< wonders if you can't just try the two potentiometers?

Fifo wrote:

Hoodcom wrote:

Fifo wrote:Cool. <’s turntable has two pots on the bottom near the motor.

Hmm, < bets those need some deoxit used on them on yours too, and to be finely tuned. < will use deoxit on <'s turn table.

Yeah, < will need to adjust the motor speed – but how can < figure out which one’s for 33 and which one for 45? They’re not marked.

Also, < doesn’t have DeoxIT.

< asks what make and model ^'s turntable is.


< Also to answer Plum, that's generally not the ideal way to do it.

Hoodcom wrote:< asks what make and model ^'s turntable is.

It’s a linear tracking (!) Panasonic SL-N15 that I got for free.

< hopes that helps.

PluMGMK wrote:< wonders if you can't just try the two potentiometers?

As Hoodcom said, that’s not a good way for doing it. It might just screw up the speed more.

<'s sleeping pattern is really getting out of hand, < just woke up at 7 in the afternoon and is having dinner for breakfast

< is amazed you consider "7" to still be in the afternoon!

< has far too many things to draw and hasn't had enough time to even make a thumbnail sketch for any of them.

Serza5 wrote:< is amazed you consider "7" to still be in the afternoon!

< would consider any time after midday to before midnight the afternoon, unless <'s got it wrong this whole time. < would just think the evening overlaps with the afternoon, rather than replacing it...?
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Actually < just looked it up and indeed < had it wrong all this time
Well, good evening everyone

Ambidextroid wrote:<'s sleeping pattern is really getting out of hand, < just woke up at 7 in the afternoon and is having dinner for breakfast

< remembers when < had such a schedule, it nearly drove < insane.
Waking up without knowing if your watch tells you a P.M or A.M time.

Ambidextroid wrote:

Serza5 wrote:< is amazed you consider "7" to still be in the afternoon!

< would consider any time after midday to before midnight the afternoon, unless <'s got it wrong this whole time. < would just think the evening overlaps with the afternoon, rather than replacing it...?
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Actually < just looked it up and indeed < had it wrong all this time
Well, good evening everyone

Eh ^'s explanation sounds reasonable to < regardless
< usually just goes with "Any time after dinner is called evening"

< wonders how Fifo would feel about taking the turntable apart…
< somehow hasn't felt like posting at all today.

PluMGMK wrote:< wonders how Fifo would feel about taking the turntable apart…

< doesn’t need to take it apart, there are two holes on the bottom that you can stick a screwdriver into and turn

If you could take it apart though, you might find labels near the potentiometers. Or maybe use a multimeter to see what resistances they're currently set to…
< is throwing out stupid suggestions.

< earned two dollars for sweeping and washing the dishes at <'s sister's house. Two less now to get for < to go to paradise.

< has a guide handy for what < needs to do for <'s turntable, though < will need to get some lubricant handy too.

PluMGMK wrote:If you could take it apart though, you might find labels near the potentiometers.

Yeah, < knows

PluMGMK wrote:Or maybe use a multimeter to see what resistances they're currently set to…

< doesn’t have a multimeter.