hi, i have schematic and value ule for all capacitors, for calculation of the crosspoints is it possible for you to measure the value for the inductor? thanx
Thanks for this - very informative set of videos. I'm booked in for the same operation in a few weeks time - but much older than yourself and of course concerned about the outcome. It must be almost exactly a year since your surgery, are you able to give an update on your health and progress?
My surgery was on 29th September, so yes, almost a year (2023 was my 'annus horribilis'). Since then, I've worked very hard on my fitness and health. I can honestly say that I'm in really good shape physically and mentally - my wife has been amazing through all this too BTW. To the pint that I rarely think about it. I kept a 'continence diary', which helped me understand and beat the inevitable incontinence. No pads after 8 weeks (although some leakage did occasionally happen after that-just a few drops...). The ED stuff is still a work in progress, but that is common to take 2 years to resolve to normal function if you have nerve sparing surgery. Yeah, cancer sucks and so does the surgery, but it's better than the alternative!
Although I have no real objection to the music in this clip, perhaps it would've been more appropriate to have the only song ever written/recorded in dedication of Australian steelworks (which is in Macedonian, and which you can hear here - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-PzVTbxsWGec.html).
I saw some other shoe repair videos where the cobbler used Barge glue. The Gorilla glue that you used seems to be fine and way cheaper. I like that you can pick it up at the local hardware store so I’m going to go for that.
I have been scared to death about this. I have no Prostate cancer but a very enlarged prostate that definately needs some attention. Up 6 times per night for years now. The only way I am able to deal with it is that I'm retired and have time to rest. I need to get this procedure.
At least see your doctor, get a PSA and start to eliminate the possibilities. An enlarged prostate doesn't necessarily mean cancer, nor does a high PSA. But both could mean bad news. I'd suggest a PSA, which if high, should mean a referral to a urologist and an MRI next, then if they find lesions, a biopsy, which is a 100% definitive test, meaning you will know for sure. Hang in there. Knowledge is power in this case.
I'm in the same boat. My father had prostate cancer( removed at 60) and I have plenty of friends that had it in there mid 50s. I'm 60 now I work out regular and take large doses of a good quality of pumpkin seed oil which has helped with shrinking my prostate. Good luck and I hope this helps.
@alanbolton9217 yes, you can take the audio out from the TV and plug it into the receiver. If your TV doesn't have RCA outputs, then use the headphone jack into RCA. Or even better, use SPDif optical audio and assign it in the amp via the menu.
Yes, I have full private cover, some of the best cover available in Australia. I was still out of pocket $11.6k ($13.5k for surgeon, $1813 back through health cover and medicare). A friend of a good mate went to Dr John Yaxley in Brisvegas, who is very well regarded. So be prepared for the $$ sting (Medicare rebates are crap, and our insurance was too). Make sure your surgeon provides full disclosure of all costs (my surgeon is technically exceptional, but was, lets say, a little circumspect when it came to discussing costs - until the last minute). Still, there're no pockets in coffins and I've had an exceptional surgical outcome. I'm 11 months post surgery and I no long wake up thinking 'I've got cancer'. If you want to talk more, contact me via RU-vid - Click the ABOUT tab. Click the "Message" icon. Cheers and good luck and hang in there. Oh, get in as much sex as you can, it's going to be awhile...
@@pescado99 Thanks for the reply. That seems very expensive, I have mid range cover and will be out of pocket $5100 for the surgery. Urologist, assistant and anesthetist $8000 total, refund $2900. With all other scans, biopsies and excess I think about $8000 all up out of pocket.
Thanks for this series. I'm doing surgery sometime when they get round to it (UK NHS) after a 3+4 diagnosis a year ago and a year of active surveillance, PSA is on the way up, so time to scoop it out.
Yes, good on you. Has my life changed, yes. Am I still healthy and alive, yes! Do I have cancer, NO! That's the big picture here. I no longer wake up thinking 'I have cancer'... All I'd say is, talk to your mates, spread the message for early testing, and have frank discussions about sex, about continence, about recovery.
I thank you very much for putting your journey out there. I have been recently diagnosed with some Gleason 8 results in my prostate biopsy and have had an RARP suggested for me. What I have read was causing me to worry but your journey has eased my concerns somewhat.
Could be either of the two thermisters (located on heating element). Try checking their resistance (with power off). It's also useful to check power consumed when dryer cuts out. I use a plug-in power meter for problem solving. Power should be about 1100 watts on first element, and1600-1800 watts with both heating elements. Also give it a solid clean - take the back off (1/4" socket) and blow all the lint out.
Of course. Firstly, prostate cancer is 97%+ curable with early detection and treatment, and secondly, my life has not changed at all. I'm still happily married. It's not a pleasant thing to go through, but it's better than the alternative! Love is love and is always worth chasing.
I have a question. I have a Brother MFC-J5520DW and I tried cleaning the nozzles the same way you showed by plugging a tube onto the ink intake port, except I used warm water. My Cyan was the one that was the most clogged and when I pressed the syringe not much was happening, only a tiny bit of Cyan was coming out onto the paper towel, then all of the sudden all the water from the syringe started squirting out of the Yellow intake port while it was plugged into the Cyan port. I played with it a little bit then water started coming out of the Magenta and Black ports... Is that normal, or did I brake something by giving it more pressure?
My goodness, I'm not sure. Depends how much pressure you applied. A syringe can generate quite a few atmospheres of pressure. There is crossover in the print head, so it's possible that's what's happened. I tend to use a push/pull mechanism to get any accreted/stuck ink out of the fine ink delivery lines. All I can offer is to clean it up, mop up any mess and try a test print. It is normal to need a few test prints to get the water or dilute ink flushed all the way through the system. Good luck!
OK, this may help for the moment the project is loaded. This also happened to me from time to time...I will keep it in mind. ;-) But I more frequently I have the problem that PD crashes during any kind of editing...it just freezes and nothing happens. This just happened again with a small project file (20 clips, in sum 1 min. duration). Do you have any idea for a workaround? This should happen with a i7 11th generation and 32GB RAM, right? ;-)
Agree. I have freezes and hangups, but it's typically on larger projects, closer to 30 minutes and above, with multiple tracks. My work around is to save often. But if it locks up, leave it for 15 to 30+ minutes, then force stop it in task manager, reopen and usually it recovers the lost project. Say 80% of the time.
@@pescado99 Yesterday later, I found an amazing tip here on youtube that immediately helped me to increse the stability a lot! Search for: "Fix PowerDirector Errors & Crashes with Priority Settings". I created a batch file for me. Did you know about this? If not, try it out and enjoy! 😊
using a third party fm50 battery on a sony dcr digital 8 camcorder. at first when it's not fully charged it works fine. But yesterday i fully charged it and plug it into the camcorder and it got rejected. Plug it in for a second it worked until this 'for info lithium battery only' showed up and then shutdown
Wow, that's an old camcorder (although I still have my TVR-DCR11E miniDV). Maybe try to have the camcorder plugged into power via the power adapter with the battery on, then remove the battery when it's powered on...
Would this be the same issue if mine is struggling to spin? Heat and settings are working fine but if I put more than a few things into it I got to turn it on and off over and over again till it starts spinning. When it does eventually start spinning it works fine
@jennaswann-parkinson3299 Yes, it could certainly be this. Capacitors can drift away from their nominal values, meaning they will only get worse until the drum can't get going at all. If you're taking the back off, use some silicone spray on the rear bearing too as they get very dry.
@@pescado99 thanks, it’s been taking less and less clothes over the last few years but I noticed this year that I can only put a 3rd of it full of clothes now
Yes they are. Subies have a ton of 10 mm bolt heads securing lights, both front and back. Most have a Philips pattern as well, but these tend to slip, so use a socket if you have one.
Thanks for sharing your journey. I just had my radical prostatectomy a few days ago. Am optimistic of a good outcome. A friend sent me a link to episode 5 of your series as i was complaining about missing the motorbike. Anyway I have just watched this first video and the start of your journey sounds just like mine, except I was 60. Also no symptoms, just elevated PSA. It’s great that you are talking about it. More men should. I certainly am.
So good to hear you're talking about this and taking control. To be frank, my fitness was absolutely my key and my focus, and helped me enormously - I was frankly pretty pissed that my surgeon gave me such poor advance warning of what was to come, particularly in terms of ED - that's a whole new video! Stay in touch, talk to your partner often and keep plugging away at results. Kegels (pelvic floor here in Australia) are the key to regaining continence. The ED stuff takes a LOT more time. Mates who've gone down this path reckon 2 years... Whoah, my surgeon sure didn't say this!
@@pescado99 Unfortunately I’m not in the same fitness league as you. However I did work hard to lose over 12 kgs before the surgery and saw a specialist physio about pelvic floor exercises for 10 weeks leading up to my surgery. Definitely made me feel better physically and psychologically and hopefully will help with better outcomes over time. My doctor did advise that dealing with ED may take quite a while. Just taking it a day at a time at the moment. I look forward to watching your other videos.
@@pescado99 Hi, finally I find the solution. It was necessary to short circuit R896 resistor while holding the button "info" and connect the AC cable. Thank you anyway.
I have another problem, the produced movie will become still for less than a second at the end of each primary video clips (if I trim them for less than a few seconds at the end), is it a problem of Power Director 12 or the problem of my Acer notebook?
Make sure hardware acceleration is turned off when rendering, that should help. If it's an old laptop, like a celeron processor type, it could be a crappy lappy.
@@pescado99Hardware acceleration is always turned off. Actually, there were no problem when I was using my old Asus laptop that I bought 10 years ago, but this problem occured since I used an Acer laptop last year. It's the same Power Director 12.
Ahoj mám možnost koupit tenhle receiver s reproduktory a subwooferem a nebo samotný receiver sony STR DB 790. Co by jsi spíš doporučil, Yamaha nebo Sony, já mám slabost pro Sony, ale rozhodne co je lepší. Díky za odpověď 😊
I'd be checking the filament voltage for the VFD, you can rejuvenate the VFD with about 9 volts or so, this will make it so much brighter, you can get video out from the monitor output, on that model there's composite, S-Video and component video outputs, there might be a setting that might be turned off, the output you used for video out is supposed to go to an external DVR for recording, that unit will hold it's memory for about a week, there's a super cap (can be seen at about 6:04) that might have died or you need to have it plugged in for longer to charge it up.
Thanks, I appreciate the detail. I understand video out capabilities, but the point I was making regarding video out was lack of monitor on-screen display for menus, volume changes, speaker selections, sub out, equalisation and cross over frequencies etc.
@@pescado99 That's the output you're supposed to use for both viewing movies and for settings, ordinarily you should be able to watch a movie and adjust the volume and still see the movie and see the volume change graphic on screen, you should be able to make changes to all the other things by pressing "Set Menu" the monitor out connection is the only one you should be using to get picture out to your telly, whether it's S-video, composite or component, if it doesn't work there's a fault with the unit rather than being designed that way.
I had my catheter in for 15 days. I was so glad to get that darn thing out. Im dealing with a little incontinence but doing kegal exercises and hopefully to improve as the days goes by. Im 16 days post surgery.
I'm now 11 months post surgery and 100% dry. Yes, the catheter was just the worst thing to have in. Yes, keep the kegels going, they're the key - I dropped booze and caffeine too (still drink tea, and back drinking alcohol, but only decaf coffee now). Also, fitness is everything, both now and when we get old and grey! I've started going back to gym as well as cycling and martial arts.
I had my catheter removed Monday . So glad it came out. Having problems holding my pee. Not to bad during nightime but moving about during the day is a problem. Hopefully will improve in time.🤞
Apparently, they have a new formula out... I tried the old version and they were down right bad... The new sheets seem lighter, but i have not tested them yet... Why the hell did i buy them again... No idea.. i want to put faith in the product.... For the sink they are fine..
I have been using this product for 3 weeks. I am happy overall but I have to say these sheets don’t wash tea or coffee stains in the cups well. Eventually our cups are getting brown inside. However, I guess this means their products don’t contain harsh chemicals. I need to give my cups deeper wash sometimes but other than that, I am happy with this dishwashing sheets.
@@curse6of6me6, funny you should mention that. I now use half the recommended sheet of lucent globe sheets, which work just as well. I'll try a water only wash soon, promise.
@alexmurray91 mines still working fine after almost 20 years!
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Thank you for sharing your story and with such honesty. I have just been recently diagnosed with PS and will be having surgery as well but your videos have been so helpful. Hoping that all is still going well for you. This is from the UK…
Just came across your post. Have you found a solution? Im lead to believe the pinch roller is higher on one side, or the capstan motor is a bit ascue. Are the screws that hold the capstan motor tight? 🤔
I really appreciated your series, your honesty and the clarity of your points. And great that I could hear it in my native language too (Aussie). Thanks!
@@pescado99 I watched every minute and will recommend your series to all my mates ….. some of which are going to need it. Opening up so candidly was refreshing. I am literally following in your footsteps. it was profoundly reassuring to know what lay ahead and that we shared so many similar thoughts and anxieties. Even more weirdly, I did the Hang Tien caves a week or two before you! I owe you more than a beer, thanks for going to the effort of making the series and so good that you are now cancer free!
You did give a little push umpf to the tomato sauce. I don't blame you. That was my favorite. Now if MasterFoods wants to put taco sauce in the packets, tomato sauce will have a competitor.
