I have been watching this project for ChatGPT chats. https://niek.github.io/chatgpt-web/# I think it is made for programmers but there is a simple chat bot example in it. I tried this, but received the "I'm sorry, but I won't be able to generate that story for you." error. I do have an Op...

Whoops, I screwed up. Sorry folks, the original file I posted also included the videos audio which doesn't feel good. It's fixed now and the links are both updated...but you'll need to download it again. I can't believe I did it again. Now it's fixed FOR REAL! Links are updated. MEGA link: https://...

After you load json you select the Lisa profile then select new chat from current. but she will not work well anymore. openai has chatgpt locked down now. very hard to get any models working. If you join discord for https://unhinged.ai there are other options now but they are not as good as chatgpt...

diglet wrote: ↑Tue Jan 10, 2023 5:21 pm I had to open the box anyway to crimp all remaining solder connections and replace an over-torqued post, so here are some additional pictures:

Thank you - this is very clearly depicted and displayed in the photos!! I appreciate this additional information! BH

Full album here: https://imgur.com/a/eyqi4Jq Wow - that is very well done. Mine looks like a box of spaghetti! :lol: Do you have any additional photos of the circuit board that you built? Bottom photos and component parts (including the basic connectors) would be very helpful! Thanks! BH :yes:

About wire gauge, the only thing that makes thin wires dangerous is that melt faster. Thinner wires have more resistance, which equals more heat. snip I have a basic question on this. Does it matter whether the cap goes on the negative line before the R22, or after? :whistle: I don't think so. I ac...

I'm intending to build a stim box, but I have questions. After researching I landed on this schematic: https://i.imgur.com/m8AMUS4.png cap: bipolar 330uf (according to mantrid, this results in a cutoff of around 110 Hz) I have a basic question on this. Does it matter whether the cap goes on the neg...

In this other post from a different author the power supply is 12V/5A, but the wires in part list are 26 AWG which are rated 0.361 A. On Amazon the product description says 3A, but that seems very very suspicious. I wouldn't use such a thin wire in any case to transmit that amount of power. I would...

Drool wrote: ↑Thu Jan 05, 2023 10:18 am Hi!
As you suspected, this is part of the site issue.
You could use an external link for your picture instead, to a picture hoster like imgur or a filehoster like mega.nz.

- Drool

Ahh - ok, thanks for the reply. I will try with one of those. BH

That's the problem - keep getting a small yellow triangle that says problem with image. File size is below limit, it's a jpg file.

Is this related to the current site issues? Or are there useful hints that anyone can offer?

Thank you!! BH

<r>Hi - how is your build progressing? <E>:wave:</E> <br/> <br/> Would you mind explaining what your additional components do functionally (compared to the lolol v2)? <E>:whistle:</E> <br/> <br/> I'm learning and thinking of trying to build other versions (I have the lolol v2 currently). <E>:yes:</E...

Ok, I was able to get everything together and working. More on that later. EDIT: I used lolol2's V2 design, but with the 70w/10v transformer used in the other thread. EDIT 2: It's a Class II AC Power Unit - with the double squares US Parts list: Project box: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XSMK61Q AC P...

Hello all! :wave: I'm continuing work on assembling my box, using lolo's V2 design. I couldn't get the 100v/10w transformer and got the Parts-Express 70v/10w used on other designs (330-040). I'm wondering about the transformer connections. Some use the 8 ohm and 0.62v leads and others, such as this...

Hello all! :wave: I'm continuing work on assembling my box, using lolo's V2 design. I couldn't get the 100v/10w transformer and got the Parts-Express 70v/10w used on other designs (330-040). I'm wondering about the transformer connections. Some use the 8 ohm and 0.62v leads and others, such as this,...

If you are still connected to the unit when you power off the amp, there is a “poke” that is a little uncomfortable for a second. This switch gets around that by disconnecting the electrodes simultaneously. I actually didn’t use it. I just turn the unit on before connecting the electrodes and disco...