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Trying to test this plugin on XAMPP localhost test site. Nothing shows up so I looked for errors and found this: Warning: require_once(C:\Data\xampplite\htdocs\zinnia\wp\wp-content\plugins\blip-slideshow): failed to open stream: Permission denied in C:\Data\xampplite\htdocs\zinnia\wp\wp-content\plugins\blip-slideshow\blip.php on line 762 Fatal error: require_once(): Failed opening required 'C:\Data\xampplite\htdocs\zinnia\wp\wp-content\plugins\blip-slideshow' (include_path='.;C:\Program Files (x86)\xampplite\php\PEAR') in C:\Data\xampplite\htdocs\zinnia\wp\wp-content\plugins\blip-slideshow\blip.php on line 762 --------------- The code on line 762 is the require_once, but here's a few lines before // attempt to talk to WordPress $blog_header_path = preg_replace("/wp-content\/.*/", "wp-blog-header.php", getcwd()); if (file_exists($blog_header_path)) { require_once($blog_header_path); }

sounds like fuel mixture adjustment is to rich,if you blip the throttle and rpms drop then rise its to rich,if blip throttle and rpms hang then drop,its to lean,on the under side of carb there are adjustment screws,if they are on backside of carb,between carb and airbox(filter) then its air fuel,to lean mixture turn screw counter clock wise 1/4 turn,if they are between carb and motor then they are fuel air,to lean turn clock wise 1/4 turn.then check.may have to try couple times.carbs may still have plugs installed,they have to be removed first to do this adjustment.

From the desk phone:
- Leave the receiver in the cradle
- Select #9

You will hear 3 short tones (blip-blip-blip) and the phone will return to normal ring mode.


By default these are the feature codes for the SAC (send-All-Calls) feature:
*9 to activate SAC
#9 to deactivate SAC

2 possible solutions, 1. If you have any type of dish network, go into the service part of the menu and check the signal strength usually a signal on any of the transponders less than 70 will cause this on some channels due to thier own signal. You can have either a tech come out,( sometimes for free, or you can adjust the dish very i reat very small increments so as not to diviate from the correct izmuth setting originally aimed at. to do this, you can do it yourself by selecting signal strentgh meters on the menu and raising the volume so you can hear the repeated blips while adjusting the dish. The sound your looking for is like the old Pong game on atari. The faster the blips, the stronger the signal. Slower blips mean your aligning the dish in the wrong direction.

2. Check your coax cables. If their old, they may not support the bandwidth being sent through it. Check at connections, ( All of Them) they wear with age. Is the cable itself at the connection protruding enough to enter the receiving female part. When you unscrew a coax at the connection, it should have about 1/8" to 1/4" copper cable past the connector and in clean, good, straight condition. make sure they are tight, and good luck

You need to check the cable the runs from the gas pedal to the engine, it might be rusty and need some drops of penetrating oil at the point it meets with the engine accelerator valve.

what model yamaha? there are some with inherent problems...good luck

Open the cover over the air cleaner so that you can observe the action of the throttle cable and carburetor lever. Operate the throttle--normal action is lever wide open at full throttle and lever resting on idle stop screw when throttle released. If action is restricted, disassemble the handle where the throttle trigger is located and clean out the sawdust. Recheck throttle action. The throttle cable shouldn't require lubrication. Clean the air filter and check the operation of the engine. Hope this helps!

Its possible that if you changed strings the saddle might have changed position in its slot. It has to sit uniformly on top of the piezo element in order to work properly. Try testing the pickup(piezo element) first before suspecting the preamp.

RED IS RISING UP IN THE PICTURE

Try unplugging the Dish box for a minute, then plug back in, is the program guide blippy?