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If I understand you have speakers with RCA (red&white jacks) that you want to plug into a 3.5mm headphone jack.. if this is the case the check the following link from RadioShack. Adapter Link

I have the same camera & learning how to use it.. Being a total noob to photography I was a bit overwhelmed but after reading this forum & getting advice. I'm getting better. I bet you will enjoy the quality the camera gives you.

I fallow a few motovloggers & the few I know would personally recommend one of the following; Prism Tube. It can be found at Amazon or Revzilla for just a little over $100-125 Next would be the SJ5000X Elite which can run $125-150 depending on where you look. Third would be the Firefly 6s which currently I can only find on GearBest.com for about $80 Keep in mind their video quality and recording option varies, ChaseOnTwoWheels on YouTube gives reviews on all three so you can check them out b4 you buy. I hope this helps.

I find this interesting. Until recently I have been running 2 systems with X58. I have been trying to decide on doing a full new build but going with some lower TDP parts as my new place the office gets really hot when gaming or just dropping in a few 1080's. My two systems are as follows.. System still running: EVGA X58 SLI Intel i7-920 *stock* Corsair H55 replaced stock fan 4 yrs ago EVGA GTX 970SSC (Orig EVGA GTX 285) Mushkin 24GB (6X4GB) DDR3 1600 @ speed 7-9-8-24 timings Samsung 850 Evo. 512GB WD Black 1TB Cooler Master UCP-700w Non Running System (gifted to me by a close friend): EVGA X58 Classified3 Intel i7-990x Cooler Master Seidon 120M EVGA GTX 580 in SLI Corsair Dominator 24GB (6x4GB) DDR3 Samsung 830 128GB WD 500GB Corsair 1200AX Currently im trying to fin out why 2 of the RAM slots are not working on the dead system along with a continuous boot loop. All that said and I have considered combining the two systems with the best parts doing some OC and purchasing a GTX1080 or two, my concern was if it's worth it for gaming. I would really like to either fix the Classified board or find another X58 to put the 990X in and replace the 580's so I have two gaming systems for when I have company.

This was my first attempt at doing my own painting. This was done a 2 years ago but I love sharing it with others. Because I haven't had the time to do a second one. The photo don't do it justice.. you can't make out the pearl. I have a few videos one with just the pearl & the final look on my facebook page so I shared a link to them bellow. It has 3 coats of a SpazStix Sapphire Blue Pearl & 3 coats of SpazStix Electric Blue. Painted on a ProLine Flo-Tek Ford Raptor body. Slash 4X4 Brushless with unknown brand shocks. Everything else was stock. Purchased from hobby shop this way & is my very first hobby class R/C. Pearl Coat Only. & Finished Work Currently running: ProLine: Flo-Tek Raptor body, Power Stroke shocks front & rear, & extended body mounts. MIP: X-Duty CVD front & rear Traxxas: Stampede Talon tires Front & rear, blue aluminum castors, steering block & stub axels, & revo HD slipper setup Future upgrades are castle creation mm kit and better tires like badlands from ProLine. Because I just a basher out to have fun trying to see what I can drive through, over, or under.. lol

I have to say I would give the photo of the moon a 10/10. But I know little to nothing about photography. Plus add in the fact I dig astronomy photos. That all said, I took a photo with my iPhone 6s+. I know it's not the best but I was at the local drive-in theater and didn't have my new D3300 with me. The view moved me. A friend had just been giving me a few tips & as I shot this I recalled him mentioning the "rule of thirds" though I think I understand it I took the shot & now posting it here for criticism.

I want to thank ALwin.. I scored a D3300 for dirt cheap at an estate sale. Up until now I was confused on f-stop and DoF.. I think now I better understand the functionality of my camera. I know I want a second lens in the 55-300 format to match my 18-55 f1.8. And maybe a 35mm prime. Well I've been told it's best to have a prime lens with a good f-stop. I enjoy photographing wildlife and scenic landscapes. Sorry I'm not trying to jack the tread.. just wanted to put in my input.

All this talk about having multiple devices to bond ADSL... I almost want to cry. Here I live in a small town in the middle of TN with a population of less then 1K & my local phone co-op has a better solution than this. I currently run a bonded VDSL service. They have made use of both twisted pair in a single phone jack to deliver two independent sources to my modem/router. The phone line is split into its separate twisted pair. The service is bonded in the modem. My modem is a ZyXel VMG-4325. I have 50 up & 10 down by bonding two 25/5 lines.. this cost me $80 usd plus $10 for bonding fee... I can't post a speed test because I'm not currently at home but I see roughly 47+m down & 9+ m upload with an average ping of 21ms Higher speeds are offered locally up to 100/25 but as you go higher the cost greatly increases yet the upload doesn't. We are expecting to see fiber to homes in the next year with increased speeds..