u/fluffbollll — reddlx

I may be going crazy. Or am hearing things, so hopefully it isn't just me.

I listened to Cocaine by Nomy and in the middle of it around 1:35 and a few seconds forward, I hear a whistling sound. It's hidden deep to me in the mix. After asking a few coworkers thay don't hear it but i still do no matter if I use a speaker headphones it still hear it.

It's when he sings:

"But I hope you do remember

Your snow dosnt warm you in december"

If this is the wrong place to ask please tell me and if so I apologize.

Also I listend on Spotify

https://open.spotify.com/track/3JPMPDLIxizTViltvBQdJg?si=dJrRMvT6TCSW7dnxuUOt7Q

u/fluffbollll — 4 days ago

▲ 14 r/ElectricalEngineering

I do not understand

Good day, I'm having problems grasping some basic things. So I'll ask here first

Context, I think it is important: I live in Sweden so we have 230V AC in the wall outlets.

So I'm having problems understanding how one can use components to let's say limit the power to control a motor. How do one allow access flow through components to lower it's all and all power to be able to use it to drive a MOSFET?

I do understand Ohm's Law quite well so I know it's somehow linked but I don't know how to start! How does one know how to start? (It would be linear yes but it's an example so don't get stuck on the driving circuit I describe, which would be bad. Hopefully, my rambling can be understood well only time will tell♡)

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u/fluffbollll — 9 days ago

▲ 25 r/ElectricalEngineering

Is this circuit workable?

Hello.

I have made this circuit to drive the light bar in the picture. Any ideas and or suggestions I do believe it will work but I am unable to find info on the bar so 48v it is but don't know it might be one hell of a bad circuit especially if I only use 1 colour or all 3....

u/fluffbollll — 1 month ago

▲ 1 r/ElectricalEngineering

Trying to drive a random bar whit no part numbers and an ethernet connector

Hello.

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u/fluffbollll — 1 month ago

▲ 26 r/ElectricalEngineering

Look at this beautiful marvel of engineering!

The sliders move themselves for presets which I find utterly fascinating its slim enough for quite a small case to me it's true beauty!

u/fluffbollll — 1 month ago