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Now I don't know if you have the Series II or not, but if so they have hook eyes built in to them. http://flash.newegg.com/product/82-290-200?cm_mmc=SNC-Twitter-_-HotDealsFlash-_-NA-_-NA

Thin Man I'd have to look up the specs for the 30's. But the setup i use in my office is a 7.1, and my TSi100s that i use for rear and side speakers came with hangers already on them. (http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00192KF12/?tag=atomicindus08-20) But the TSi200's I use for the front left/right in...

sorry i posted in the wrong thread so i move it Cheers

SO JEALOUS lol. i dont have room for ANYMORE tools in my shop. let alone a Tire mount and Balance set up :Twitch: . So cheers Bud on that score :drink:

Scotty is dead on, most really don't know the real difference between AC and DC currents. We all known AC current is a alternating current and DC is direct current. But its how they move in the wire that makes their wire size different for different services. DC travels on the out size of the...

Jere when dilling with wire for audio its a little different. When a motor or device ask for current in a wire its at a stead state and being drawn to the device motor. When a speaker is running it is being driven I.e. you're pushing current down the wire and the current is variable REALLY...

Nope, my best thinking has always been done on the old "John" lol

I hope so, besides being a Chassis Fab and High Performance specialist (graduated from Wyotech in 03) I have spent the last 6 years (last 3 of I have been and only helping when really need, retired for medical reasons) as a low voltage specialist Licensed in Texas. I.E. alarm/fire for both...

Howdy Thin Guy I have been in the A/V business for 6 years I would do a setup like this. For shelving start with this 4U Wall Mount Bracket it can hold 40lbs. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B008CR07OM/?tag=atomicindus08-20 For the actual shelf you need 2U Vented Rack Mount Cantilever this can hold...

Howdy new here, but I'm a licensed (in Texas) for home/business fire and alarm Tech(retired). As stated CO is the same weight or so of air. With that said there is NO set height the sensor is to be set at, instead you place a sensor next to (I prefer no more than 3 feet away) the source of the...

Howdy I'm Whitney a retired Ford/Mazda specialist (SVT/MazdaSpeeds), and always looking to learn something new.:bounce: