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Schematics and service manuals for Fly bird mobile phones

Schematics and service manuals for Fly bird mobile phones

You can free and without registration download large Collection of diagrams and service manuals for Fly bird mobile phones, Update 2024 Free archive offering includes circuit diagrams, complete service manuals, detailed troubleshooting instructions, cell phone parts lists. The collection contains diagrams and service manuals in excellent quality on more than 70 models cell phones Fly bird.

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FLY BIRD 2051PC FLY BIRD 2080 FLY BIRD B600 FLY BIRD B700 FLY BIRD D660 FLY BIRD DS100 FLY BIRD DS400 FLY BIRD E300 FLY BIRD E858 FLY BIRD E859 FLY BIRD E868 FLY BIRD FT 10, FLY BIRD FT20, FLY BIRD G118, FLY BIRD M100, FLY BIRD MC100, FLY BIRD MC110, FLY BIRD MP220, FLY BIRD MP600, FLY BIRD MX200, FLY BIRD MX230, FLY BIRD MX300, FLY BIRD MX330, FLY BIRD S1160, FLY BIRD S1180C, FLY BIRD S1186, FLY BIRD S1190, FLY BIRD S1200, FLY BIRD S188, FLY BIRD S288, FLY BIRD S570, FLY BIRD S590, FLY BIRD S688, FLY BIRD S689, FLY BIRD SC01, FLY BIRD SC04, FLY BIRD SC10 , FLY BIRD FLY BIRD SL14M, FLY BIRD SL24V, FLY BIRD SL300, FLY BIRD SL300M, FLY BIRD SL339, FLY BIRD SL400I, FLY BIRD SL500, FLY BIRD SX500, FLY BIRD SX600, FLY BI RD SX200, FLY BIRD SX210, FLY BIRD SX215, FLY BIRD SX220, FLY BIRD V240, FLY BIRD V300, FLY BIRD V09, FLY BIRD V100, FLY BIRD V109AB, FLY BIRD V11, FLY BIRD V11, FLY BIRD V30, FLY BIRD V40, FLY BIRD V50, FLY BIRD V5100, FLY BIRD V5500, FLY BIRD V5600, FLY BIRD V58, FLY BIRD X89, FLY BIRD Z99, FLY BIRD Z8.

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Austrian researchers Michael Euler and Christoph Reuter found that the most disgusting sound waves lie between 2000 and 4000 Hz, the range in which our ear maximizes sound and to which we are most sensitive.

Scientists conducted an experiment involving 24 subjects, none of whom were musicians. Each person listened to a recording of eight sounds in random order and rated them from 1 to 6 points. The sounds were a modified scratching of nails on a chalkboard.

The scientists also recorded physiological responses to stimuli by measuring subjects' skin conductance, heart rate, and breathing while listening to the recordings. Finally, they analyzed psychological factors, differences between subjects who knew about the nature of the origin of the sound (Group "A") and those who thought they were part of a piece of music (Group "B").

As a result, Euler and Reuter found no significant difference in physiological responses between the two groups. The difference was in the scores, which were lower if the subject knew that he heard the sound of nails on the board. However, removing frequencies between 2000 and 4000 Hz makes this sound a bit more "tolerable".

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