1. Amplifiers
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An introduction To Amplifiers! Amplifiers take the signal from the head unit and makes it large enough to be able to drive your speakers. It is preferable to use separate amps for high and low frequencies ...

2. Car Audio Basics
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... are made with fewer compromises than coaxial speakers so I suggest getting a good midrange/tweeter set for the front. Head units generally do not put out enough clean power so you will want an amp to drive ...

3. Better Car Audio !
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... the Lexus drivers of the world could afford them. Not so now! Today, you can get quite adequate CD Players in the $199-$249 price range. If you think about how many times you take a date to a movie and ...

4. Maximum Sound Quality in Your Car
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... tone controls.  Boosting your factory radio's tone controls up to 11 might make your system sound better sitting in your driveway, but it just creates distortion when you turn it up on the highway. A ...

5. Learn more about Linux
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...  Live CDs For example, you might want to try running Linux from a "live CD." This option loads the operating system into RAM, and doesn't write files to the hard drive, which is one of the main benefits ...

6. Learn about Open Source
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... drive a more consistent application platform. Learn more about Free and Open Source Java Visit the project site Mozilla Sun has been a major contributor to the work of the Mozilla ...

7. Recommended free Software
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... with Great Awards. What’s the primary cause of slow/unstable PC performance? It’s disk fragmentation. Smart Defrag helps defragment your hard drives more efficiently than any other product on the market ...

8. Why Do Birds Migrate?
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... out the underlying pressures that drive some birds to leave home for the season, the team wanted to examine a related set of species and compare their size, food type, habitat, migratory behavior and whether ...

9. Why do some people kill themselves?
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... behaviour. Self-preservation is one of the strongest human instincts, so the drive to commit suicide must be even more powerful. But what causes it?  ...

10. Drive on the right or on the left ?
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History and origin About a quarter of the world drives on the left, and the countries that do are mostly old British colonies. This strange quirk perplexes the rest of the world; but there is a perfectly ...

11. 10 Ways to Survive a Snowstorm
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... knows if they were all shoveling snow, but at least seven people in New Jersey and Long Island are reported to have died while clearing their driveways [source: The New York Times]. This happens when people ...

12. How does it feel to die?
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... climbers or skydivers who have survived a fall report feeling focused, alert and driven to ensure they landed in the best way possible: relaxed, legs bent and, where possible, ready to roll. Certainly ...