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06 Sep, 2020
Must have item for devices missing their power plugs
These work as described and are very good to have on hand. Just make sure you have suitable power input (voltage and current) otherwise you can fry your equipment. I use an adjustable power supply for peace of mind. Must have item for electronic diy enthusiasts and anyone doing regular repairs and very convenient to have for when you loose a power cable for a DC powered device.
20 Jun, 2021
Budget Wireless Keyboard+Mouse
Excellent value, works well and the mouse is surprisingly responsive, with DPI 1200. The keyboard is basic and uncomplicated, which can be a good thing. It comes with a nano USB receiver, so you’re not going to knock it and snap it off, as is the risk with the larger receivers (Logitech!), it’s located inside the mouse. I highly recommend it as a basic setup, works with Windows, and Android, and on smart TVs and I assume it would also work on iOS.
06 Sep, 2020
Good Value Budget Subwoofer + Ported Enclosure For Under AUD $100!
This isn’t going to impress everyone, but for the price (I paid AUD $99) it’s very good. The box is well made and ported, so even if the sub dies after a year it will not go to waste as the enclosure seems built to last. As for the sound, I wouldn’t recommend pumping anything above 200W RMS - They aren’t capable of running at the maximum rated power input, even for a short period of time without the risk of damage. I have settled with running on a TDA7498 24V/8a subwoofer amplifier, so only putting out about 150W RMS, but it’s not too bad. Lower bass notes (20-40hz) is a struggle for this sub, so if you’re running on a high powered amp at high volumes, filter your input - Cut out 40hz and the sub woofer will last longer and not degrade in sound quality as fast, and because they don’t replicate those lower frequencies very well, you will be freeing up the subs capacity to handle more power input.
If you are looking for a cheap sub and don’t want to buy an old used one, and you can pick one up for under AUD $150, I would have to recommend it, based on price, build quality and performance it’s a winner. And if you blow up the sub you still have a nice box to put a better driver into!