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Topic - John Elison Challenge and Rake Angle (long) - energyandair 22:04:52 06/14/04 (24)

• David, - sser2 12:06:05 06/15/04 (0)
• You raise a good point... - John Elison 09:53:03 06/15/04 (0)
• Re: John Elison Challenge and Rake Angle (long) - willbewill 00:40:33 06/15/04 (20)
• he says it is impossable to match the angle....I disagree. - beach cruiser 00:59:10 06/16/04 (10)
• You are confusing VTA and SRA.... - John Elison 01:47:16 06/16/04 (9)
• I'm out of the loop........ - beach cruiser 10:07:05 06/18/04 (3)
• Re: I'm out of the loop........ - John Elison 15:34:32 06/19/04 (2)
• I will have to add sra to my vocabulary......... - beach cruiser 16:14:47 06/19/04 (1)
• on second thought ... - beach cruiser 13:45:06 06/28/04 (0)
• RAlthough adjusting VTA effects SRA nt - jnhvac 12:04:14 06/16/04 (4)
• Re: RAlthough adjusting VTA effects SRA nt - John Elison 13:34:53 06/16/04 (3)
• Which is why you need to use your ear to adjust VTA, as it can not be measured properly for both nt - jnhvac 23:53:19 06/17/04 (2)
• It is very unlikely your ear will ever distinguish VTA over SRA, because SRA is the more audible parameter. (nt) - John Elison 15:11:26 06/19/04 (1)
• AS you probably already know we are meaning to say SRA, its just VTA has become the commonly incorrect terminology used - jnhvac 23:04:13 06/19/04 (0)
• If I built an arm that was not user friendly to adjustable VTA - jnhvac 00:29:59 06/16/04 (0)
• Very interesting..... - Marshall W 06/15/0406:39:43 06/15/04 (3)
• Very weird... - Doug Deacon 10:36:14 06/15/04 (0)
• DIN 45547 dated June 1981 specifies VTA at 20º, +5º, –0º - John Elison 07:21:04 06/15/04 (1)
• I dont read German but I will take your word for it. nt - jnhvac 07:57:56 06/15/04 (0)
• VTA and SRA are the not the same thing.... - John Elison 06:37:53 06/15/04 (3)
• a quick comment.... - 69RoadRunner 12:43:05 06/15/04 (2)
• Makes it rather difficult to adjust when you go from a 100 gram to 200 gram LP nt - jnhvac 00:31:31 06/16/04 (1)
• true but.. - 69RoadRunner 16:59:18 06/16/04 (0)
• This has also crossed my mind. - jnhvac 22:54:24 06/14/04 (0)

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• Very interesting..... - Marshall W 06/15/0406:39:43 06/15/04 (3)
• Very weird... - Doug Deacon 10:36:14 06/15/04 (0)
• DIN 45547 dated June 1981 specifies VTA at 20º, +5º, –0º - John Elison 07:21:04 06/15/04 (1)
• I dont read German but I will take your word for it. nt - jnhvac 07:57:56 06/15/04 (0)