A day in the life of a frog with a witch hat squishmalloe

I recently came across a cute and quirky squishmallow toy that caught my attention - a frog wearing a witch hat. This adorable plushie combines the whimsy of a frog with the magical charm of a witch. The squishmallow is designed with attention to detail, featuring a green frog with a friendly smile and big round eyes. Its body is soft and huggable, perfect for cuddling up with. The addition of a witch hat adds a playful twist to the traditional frog design, making it a unique and eye-catching toy. The frog's witch hat is black in color and has a conical shape with a brim.

The frog's witch hat is black in color and has a conical shape with a brim. It sits comfortably on top of the frog's head, showcasing its playful nature. The hat is adorned with purple stars and a golden buckle, adding an enchanting touch to the overall design.

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For the Hush-O-Matic can integration, the FM website states "you can have it go loud at 90% throttle, at 60% throttle or 20% throttle" via the wiper control ring. Does that mean that the butterfly valve is opened up progressively to that point? So, in the case of the 90% setting, the valve opens up more and more as you step on the gas so at 90% of throttle it is finally opened up all the way?

Also, how would you characterize the sound of the Hush-O-Matic vs. other exhausts such as the GWR Super-Q TT with the various baffle configurations? I prefer the higher frequency sounds vs the low boomy bass.

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Good question. I have mine open at all times. Maybe one day I will hook up the vacuum line. Enjoying the open sound for now.

Good question. I am also considering the HoM. I think it means you can adjust the trigger point for the valve opening, but I think it�s basically on/off.

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EOinTO is right. It's an On/Off

That On/Off is triggered at different points of your acceleration, depending on where you have the CAN set with your wiper controls.

This is not to say that it's triggered at different levels of your PEDAL. This is incorrect.

It's triggered by how much more you're asking from the engine from that moment. Your acceleration demand.

Installation is a breeze, except for the Fusebox and the wiring involved underneath. Have plenty of light, and plenty of patience, and go slow. Solder and shrink wrap is best, but there isn't alot of space. I spliced and capped, then electrical tape'd it.

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Ampliform 17x8 | Yoko S-Drive | BC Coilovers | Hush-o-Matic Exhaust | CF 3pc Carbon Miata Spoiler |

Sorry for the double post.

In regards to sound, i will only speak to either ON/OFF and not the degrees inbetween, since that all depends on when the ON kicks in and your settings.

OFF:
Sounds like stock just a bit more rumble between 1-2.5k RPM. More auditory than physical. 3k and above is mostly like stock, but sounds like it breathes better, without being actually obnoxiously loud.

ON:
Low RPMs will have more rumble. Not bassy, but more throaty. At idle it can seem a little bassy, especially if you're still sitting in your garage . Most noticeable when engine is cold.

Mid to High RPMs will reflect more throaty, and louder. More of a healthy high pitch whine towards the upper RPMs

I never feel like it's too much, and I'm not a fan of fart cans and rumbles that make my eardrums feel like its a party. The one suggestion that I would make is to use some sound-deadening material in the trunk under the carpet and such. It helped cut some of the almost-rattley-boominess coming from the exhaust, up the trunk, and kind of bouncing around in the roof storage compartment (I have an RF).

I want to hear my exhaust, not get a massage every time im sitting at a stoplight.

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Ampliform 17x8 | Yoko S-Drive | BC Coilovers | Hush-o-Matic Exhaust | CF 3pc Carbon Miata Spoiler |

EOinTO is right. It's an On/Off

That On/Off is triggered at different points of your acceleration, depending on where you have the CAN set with your wiper controls.

This is not to say that it's triggered at different levels of your PEDAL. This is incorrect.

According to Flyin' Miata, it actually is not simply on/off and is actually controlled progressively by the amount of throttle:

Starting at 1:45: "The more throttle you give, the more it will bypass. It's a linear change. It's not a step change. "

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Then I'm completely wrong and off my rocker. Apologies.

I just tend to leave it at 90% or full off.

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Interesting. Do you find it too loud when fully open and bypassing the muffler? I'm just getting info before pulling the trigger on the HOM.

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Same - and I'm currently trying to pick which exhaust I'll be getting for my ND. Any recommendations y'all?

I'm going to be putting a GWR 4-2-1 header on it.

Same - and I'm currently trying to pick which exhaust I'll be getting for my ND. Any recommendations y'all?

I'm going to be putting a GWR 4-2-1 header on it.

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Same - and I'm currently trying to pick which exhaust I'll be getting for my ND. Any recommendations y'all?

I'm going to be putting a GWR 4-2-1 header on it.

Interesting. Do you find it too loud when fully open and bypassing the muffler? I'm just getting info before pulling the trigger on the HOM.

Too loud? Goodness no.
If it's past 10PM and I'm around residential, I turn it off.
90% is good for when I'm on the highway, on any sort of open roads, going through some tunnels, under bridges, etc. Basically anything other than being right next to somebody's home. Fun sounds when I get to blip for downshifting as well.

If I'm in heavy traffic or there are large semitrucks, I keep it full-open so by chance if someone doesn't see me, they'll hear me. Just not so much that they'd be inclined to throw their Starbucks latte at me for being too rowdy.

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Ampliform 17x8 | Yoko S-Drive | BC Coilovers | Hush-o-Matic Exhaust | CF 3pc Carbon Miata Spoiler |

According to Flyin' Miata, it actually is not simply on/off and is actually controlled progressively by the amount of throttle:

Starting at 1:45: "The more throttle you give, the more it will bypass. It's a linear change. It's not a step change. "

I have this exhaust on my '17 RF and this is not exactly my experience, how the bypass opens up at the different wiper stalk settings. I agree that in theory, once bypass mode is activated based upon throttle position (or accel demand, as Flowtrack stated), the bypass should be opening and closing somewhat linearly based upon engine vacuum, and therefore the volume will change linearly. Now, that said, I generally keep my stalk in either quiet mode or 90% mode. Perhaps this is why the transition seems digital to me, because by the time I've asked for enough accel demand in 90% mode, the vacuum is already near zero so the butterfly "flies" open quickly. I've played with the other modes, but it's a little annoying to me when the bypass suddenly opens, then shuts, then opens again as I'm modulating throttle in normal traffic. Sounds weird to me and I feel like it draws unwanted attention. I'm pretty sure I noticed that the actuator itself has a mechanical "closing" spring that's stiff enough to require a decent amount of vacuum to open the bypass. Maybe this is another reason why the transition seems more digital to me. Perhaps that could be tweaked. I have always had the CAN control add-on since I got the exhaust, so it's also feasible that the other modes available to me could be acting differently than "active" mode using the wireless keyfob?

FWIW, I love this exhaust. I stay in stealth mode most of the time but it's nice to simply go full throttle for the on ramps. I did a track day at NCM recently and it was great to go fully open 100% of the time and listen to the auto-blip from my flash tune with the open exhaust and headers. My only complaint is at startup in my neighborhood, when the engine doesn't deliver enough vacuum right away to keep the bypass closed. When I want it be be quiet on a cold start, I have to hold the revs between 1500-2000rpm for about 20secs or so before the engine vacuum takes over. These engines sound like a pretty nasty fartcan at idle with open exhaust. I've considered ways to incorporate a vacuum pump upon startup of some kind on a timer circuit with a 2 way MAC valve. We'll see.

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1. Sarah - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with the Frog with witch hat squishmalloe. The product arrived with significant defects - the paint was chipped and the squishy material was not as soft as I expected. Additionally, the hat on the frog didn't fit properly and kept falling off. Overall, the quality of this product was subpar and I would not recommend it to others.

2. John - 1 star - The Frog with witch hat squishmalloe was a complete waste of money for me. Not only did it arrive late, but the product itself was not what I expected. The frog was much smaller than it appeared in the pictures, and the material felt cheap and poorly made. The squishy feature was not very satisfying either, as it quickly lost its shape and became misshapen. I found it to be a disappointment and regret purchasing it.

3. Emily - 2 stars - I purchased the Frog with witch hat squishmalloe for my daughter, but she was not impressed with it at all. The squishy material was not as soft or stretchy as she expected, and she quickly lost interest in playing with it. The hat was also poorly designed and fell off easily, which was quite frustrating. Overall, this squishmalloe was not worth the price and I would not recommend it as a fun toy option.

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