So Anyway...

RVA said:
So anyway, starting tonight, I have begun to insist that my pinky act like a reasonable finger, just like the rest of them. This means that that the insolent little monster must place itself where directed (most frequently, on a string), rather than just engaging in semi-accurate flailing about. I am not certain of the consequences of its disobedience, but I have reminded it that I have, on many occassions, cut off my nose to spite my face.
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I dont know why I got so far behind in following this thread.....

That pinky may interpret that as a veiled threat.
Look what happened when Van Gogh's ear didn't....... Listen.
Though I think the story goes he had some episode and didnt recall doing it.

I have the thing where my pinky wants to fly away / lift when placing my middle or ring finger.
I use the pinky quite a lot but he is an aloof F*cker when it is not all about him.
He mocks me but does mostly what is asked.
 
So anyway, I tried this cheapy power supply, knowing it was not truly isolated but was reviewed positively as at least, quieter than my One Spot.
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It wasnt.
I sent it back, and Amazon asked me to review it.
I did.

My review:
" from John in New Jersey on May 15, 2019

You get what you pay for, or QC is sketchy

Despite a lot of positive reviews, mine was very noisy.
Sent back, refund was processed quickly."

I just got and email stating my review could not be published because it did not meet their guidelines.

Thank you for submitting a customer review.

Thank you for submitting a customer review on Amazon. After carefully reviewing your submission, your review could not be posted to the website. While we appreciate your time and comments, reviews must adhere to the following guidelines:
http://www.amazon.com/review-guidelines

I did not read that lengthy document, but skimmed it and it is the usual, ok.

I got intentionally a little snarky in my reply:

"Ridiculous.

You are obviously suppressing negative reviews.

My post was respectful, factual AND I gave the benefit of the doubt noting:

Others had posted positive reviews, and, maybe I just got a bad one, ie, Quality control may be sketchy (inconsistent, hit or miss)

Or did are you not able to understand this?"


Am I out of line here?
If so, please enlighten me.
I have seen other negative reviews of products, not sure why mine got flagged.
 
jtcnj said:
So anyway, I tried this cheapy power supply, knowing it was not truly isolated but was reviewed positively as at least, quieter than my One Spot.
61Dwb2GXJWL._SL1000_.jpg



It wasnt.
I sent it back, and Amazon asked me to review it.
I did.

My review:
" from John in New Jersey on May 15, 2019

You get what you pay for, or QC is sketchy

Despite a lot of positive reviews, mine was very noisy.
Sent back, refund was processed quickly."

I just got and email stating my review could not be published because it did not meet their guidelines.

Thank you for submitting a customer review.

Thank you for submitting a customer review on Amazon. After carefully reviewing your submission, your review could not be posted to the website. While we appreciate your time and comments, reviews must adhere to the following guidelines:
http://www.amazon.com/review-guidelines

I did not read that lengthy document, but skimmed it and it is the usual, ok.

I got intentionally a little snarky in my reply:

"Ridiculous.

You are obviously suppressing negative reviews.

My post was respectful, factual AND I gave the benefit of the doubt noting:

Others had posted positive reviews, and, maybe I just got a bad one, ie, Quality control may be sketchy (inconsistent, hit or miss)

Or did are you not able to understand this?"


Am I out of line here?
If so, please enlighten me.
I have seen other negative reviews of products, not sure why mine got flagged.
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I went with a Donner power supply and it is truly isolated. I've had no issues so far. The only thing is it has 8 outputs and not 10. It was $75 which is not exactly cheap, but it's the lowest price I found for a truly isolated supply. It also has internal power which means no wall wart.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B073W7JCJP/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
 
jtcnj said:
So anyway, I tried this cheapy power supply, knowing it was not truly isolated but was reviewed positively as at least, quieter than my One Spot.
61Dwb2GXJWL._SL1000_.jpg



It wasnt.
I sent it back, and Amazon asked me to review it.
I did.

My review:
" from John in New Jersey on May 15, 2019

You get what you pay for, or QC is sketchy

Despite a lot of positive reviews, mine was very noisy.
Sent back, refund was processed quickly."

I just got and email stating my review could not be published because it did not meet their guidelines.

Thank you for submitting a customer review.

Thank you for submitting a customer review on Amazon. After carefully reviewing your submission, your review could not be posted to the website. While we appreciate your time and comments, reviews must adhere to the following guidelines:
http://www.amazon.com/review-guidelines

I did not read that lengthy document, but skimmed it and it is the usual, ok.

I got intentionally a little snarky in my reply:

"Ridiculous.

You are obviously suppressing negative reviews.

My post was respectful, factual AND I gave the benefit of the doubt noting:

Others had posted positive reviews, and, maybe I just got a bad one, ie, Quality control may be sketchy (inconsistent, hit or miss)

Or did are you not able to understand this?"


Am I out of line here?
If so, please enlighten me.
I have seen other negative reviews of products, not sure why mine got flagged.
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I bet the review is processed by text recognition software, not people
 
Sp8ctre said:
I went with a Donner power supply and it is truly isolated. I've had no issues so far. The only thing is it has 8 outputs and not 10. It was $75 which is not exactly cheap, but it's the lowest price I found for a truly isolated supply. It also has internal power which means no wall wart.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B073W7JCJP/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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@Sp8ctre
I saw those too. Once you get closer to $150. there are some good choices.
Happy with it?
I may just bite.
 
Weekend Update:
so anyway, wife's car - 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee, 4.7l v8 - throws another code - P1499.
Look up says hydraulic fan solenoid circuit. Fan works fine.

Google search / forum posts say O2 circuit - and found fuse blown / blows replacements.
I'll figure it out but WTF on the code definition?

No wonder I have so little time to play / practice.
Too much to do, not enough time to do it and 1 step forward, 2 steps back.

2 weeks ago I turn on my lawn sprinklers and 1 zone has low pressure. Eventually found break in pipe, under deck. Total time to find and repair, almost 4 hours.
Really sucks trying to dig and manage things laying in the dirt. I don't mind getting wet and dirty, but Jeez on the restricted space.
GRRR.

Ok , I'm done bitching - for now.
Some of you guys got have bigger problems and I am thankful for what I do have, but GRRR.

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So anyway, I thought I was a pretty good bass player. Then, I viewed a few lessons on TalkingBass.net. A simple CMaj scale, and I'm struggling
like a true beginner to play it properly with the right fingers and proper thumb position. I need some professional intervention.
 
Nice Tony--love German shepherds our neighbors have one named Chief (willow was probabl;y watching Chief from the window-- she "likes" Chief)
Willow is an Anatolian Shepard --she is a whispie 109lbs--
at 1 year old---small for her breed
we also have Odin--- who at 13 weeks is over 50 lbs----
HE will be in the 130-150lb Category --

for scale--- the black lab bloodhound mix to the right --- is 89bs......and full grown......

they just finished tearing apart a toy-- and spilling my water----then naps all around :)
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A full grown Male Anatolian w/ pup about Odins age....
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