My daughters's guitar amp started making popping noises. It might be the zener chain. I am impressed with the downloadable service manual.
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Well, it's pretty much well-established that I'm weird, but I find it interesting that the French for "Power Source" is "Alimentation", which, in English, means "Guts", more or less. (i.e, your body's "power source".) :-)
I also once saw a pack of ramen with the instructions in Chinglish or so, where they called the noodles "alimentary paste". Certainly brings up a different image in English! ;-)
Cheers! Rich
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Alimentar is the verb for feeding in Spanish, which seems appropriate
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martin griffith a écrit :
Same in French. Alimentation has nothing to do with guts, except that some might pass through.
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