Trying to find a website

[phatfire6]

Now it may not be kosher to be asking on a forum for another website, but darn it - I need some help. There is a site that is in a different language, German for sure. It is a technical site with all kinds of information on it. I came across it but didn't bookmark it. There is a section on it on which I want to make a picture tutorial on how to make line level outputs from the stock stereo. I'm really hoping someone here can help me find this site. Any suggestions please!!

[z280]

Check the History of your Browser.

[phatfire6]

If it was only that easy, I would have found it by now! My browsing history clears every time I close the session.

[phatfire6]

Good lord, I finally found it! I can't believe how simple the web address was. A bit of good information on here

http://astra-h.ru/

[Mr. Clarkson]

Good lord, I finally found it! I can't believe how simple the web address was. A bit of good information on here

http://astra-h.ru/

yup, that's

...German for sure

[outtafocus]

Good lord, I finally found it! I can't believe how simple the web address was. A bit of good information on here

http://astra-h.ru/

yup, that's

...German for sure

I dont think its German, but I do believe it is Russian.

[Mr. Clarkson]

might have been the Cyrillic that gave it away 

[phatfire6]

Jeez guys, way to give the new guy a break! Russian, German, its all Greek to me anyways LOL

[outtafocus]

Seems to have a lot of info on it.
Pain to copy and paste every paragraph into the Google translator.
But using the pics, you can easily figure out what is going on.

It seems that Russians have a big problem with "crickets" in their Astras.

http://astra-h.ru/noise_pribor.html

Translation of first paragraph:
   
The main reason for "cricket" in the instrument cluster Opel Astra H - material of construction of the back cover. Cricket appears on bad roads in the form of a scratchy sound. Check its availability can simply pressing his hand on top of the instrument cluster (not glass!)

[phatfire6]

Here's a tip -  you can plug in a whole web address to translate:

http://translate.google.com/translate?js=y&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&u=http%3A%2F%2Fastra-h.ru&sl=ru&tl=en&history_state0=