Can you cross over one sequence using one of the chips in the first one to make the second? Or... can you create a second sequence by adding one on?
1342866
I say yes! We do. As long as you have five chips in any one direction it counts. In a cross the chip at the cross point is counted in both directions. End to end you have to have 10 chips in a row. Have fun!
1342867
Yes you can cross over and use one chip for another sequence that is in your orginal sequence. You can only use one chip from your original sequence to make another one though.
1342868
Yes. The object of the game is to place 5 cards in a row or sequence. You can play off of others cards.
1803169
I use it with 2 separate inputs going to one output. I don't know if it works the other way.
1997516
Not sure you can get the double sided chips anywhere else. The regular poker chips you can find in a store do not give the flip side that is marked to show where you have earned a sequence.
266555
No,you can only do that with the identical cards. If you try do that,you will mess up the cards.
2187447
Absolutely. You can still crossfire with cards from different manufacturers, and even cards that are similar in performance but are completely different models.
65125
Depending on how you want to utilize it, you can run it before or after your multi fx. I would personally use it after so i could loop one effect and play over it with another
1799810
Yes. It is worth noting- this device is "dumb" and merely tells the second PSU to activate at the same time the first is powered on, so order doesn't really matter. Imagine if the two power supplies were both hooked to the same "on" switch. For example, if you run crossfire graphics cards that consume 600 watts at peak performance, it is not safe to run them on only one unit of a 500w+500w. You should either spread each card across a different power supply or seek a better solution. There are "smart" devices that can spread a power load over multiple power supplies, but they are much more complex and expensive. Yes. It is worth noting- this device is "dumb" and merely tells the second PSU to activate at the same time the first is powered on, so order doesn't really matter. Imagine if the two power supplies were both hooked to the same "on" switch. For example, if you run crossfire graphics cards that consume 600 watts at peak performance, it is not safe to run them on only one unit of a 500w+500w. You should either spread each card across a different power supply or seek a better solution. There are "smart" devices that can spread a power load over multiple power... » Read More Yes. It is worth noting- this device is "dumb" and merely tells the second PSU to activate at the same time the first is powered on, so order doesn't really matter. Imagine if the two power supplies were both hooked to the same "on" switch. For example, if you run crossfire graphics cards that consume 600 watts at peak performance, it is not safe to run them on only one unit of a 500w+500w. You should either spread each card across a different power supply or seek a better solution. There are "smart" devices that can spread a power load over multiple power supplies, but they are much more complex and expensive. « Show Less
1840139
Yes you can. Just put the 8 gig chip in slot 1 and 4 gig in 2 and 3. For a total of 16 gig
14829
I have been recording for years but - I was the guy saying can you give me another track for this or that. Never touched the buttons and my friend has a vast system so have been intimidated to start on my own. Can you create a mix and bump 3+ tracks down to 1 line then have extra tracks open to add more?
465337
Sorry, I am not sure as I owned only one unit. But I would think not as each linking sequence should use a different frequency. We have a number of units in our club and no one had ever crossed or linked to another tag. When you do the locking sequence, it appears to be only 1 to 1 linking.
424452
Yes, you can re-move segments and add segments later. They are not permanently join.
13375
Its easy to connect 2. Jump the ADO line to +5V changes the address of the board. Do 2 of them, with different addresses, can exist on the same I2C line. More than 2 may be more difficult.
944498
I would start with just one. You can always add a second later, but I would be surprised if you need a second one.
1933156
You can, but it still won't play them in any order that I could work out. Not numerical, not in track order. Just some random order.
2168310
Mike, Yes, we do have plans for additional cards that can be added to the existing unit. We have to wait for our next production run, but we do not have a date yet for that. Thank you for the inquiry and thank you for your interest in Flip It!
1229102
I always use chips so i am not sure. If you use chunks then you will be limited to how many will be placed in the box. May work may not. Not sure.
777389
Just create a new preset like the one that you are using but with more gain and save on the sequence. Than you just need to change to the next preset to use the more gain.Return to the original when you finish to use the more gain.