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    Ok now that's got your attention>

    It's really a case of failing memory. I dragged the sub out of the corner it has been in for many years to have a good clean.

    Looking through the port on the bottom I was shocked at the size of connection braid I had used when I made it, still better too big than too small:



    It was evidently some spare earthing braids I had got at then time of manufacture.

    Shot of the complete sub, it is a 10 inch driver to give a indication of scale.




    For those of a certain experience you might recognise the legs used on the bottom of the sub.

    It's now re-oiled and back in it's corner for a good while longer

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    Quote Originally Posted by Firebottle View Post
    For those of a certain experience you might recognise the legs used on the bottom of the sub.
    Off some kind of antelope. Probably a Springbok.
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    Looks like a vibrating footstool
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