Hello all.
Realistically, if I wanted to start a small ice cream business, offering maybe 4 specialty flavours, how difficult would it be? Mind you, I am a total beginner.
I want to be able to offer classic 460ml tubs and larger 1 litre tubs. What sort of machines should I be looking at? Would it make a difference for machine choice if my flavours contain nuts and fruit?
TIA
Hello all. I'm trying to help my wife set up her DJI Neo 2 but running into a problem registering an account with the DJI Fly app.
She is using an iphone and ipad, but the app is not giving us an option to register a "standard" account. We can register an account using her Apple account, but I will need her face to login, if I ever wanted to fly it from the ipad. So we would prefer to set up an account the old fashion way, e.g. an email and password. Could anyone here help us out please??
TIA
Edit I figured it out. Had to go to DJI's main website to register the account. All sorted now.
Quick question, when using a DAP for car audio, is it best to connect via the car's 3.5mm AUX in or via the USB in?
Car audio is stock Lexus audio system, DAP will be Hiby R6 iii 2025.
TIA
So I have a 2017 Lexus IS300h (UK). It has the basic audio system, 8" components in the front doors, 6.5" woofer in rear doors, and no sub.
There is not much I can do with the stock system, but when looking to upgrade, I was thinking to change the rear door speakers to 2-way coaxial speakers, and have a 10" single enclosed sub in the boot/trunk. I would think wiring it would be running high level signals from the rear door speaker wires to a DSP, then to a 3 channel amp, then back to the rear door speakers, and subwoofer. I was just going to leave the front component speakers running directly from the head unit.
The idea is to have a decent upgrade but nothing silly where I'm having to do loads of wiring, and spending loads of money. The coaxial speakers I was looking at are the JL Audio C2-650x, and the sub JL Audio CP110-W0v3. Amp would probably be the Phoenix Gold ZXM600.3
TIA for any advice.