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Azodin Blitz, or The spyder fenix
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The Blitz and Fenix are going to be fairly similar with slight differences in ergonomics. The Fenix has a clamping feedneck to your hopper while the Blitz has a twistlock feedneck, an older generation design. The Blitz has a longer barrel. The Fenix has macro coming out of the front of the asa, while the blitz comes out of the side. Neither has the ability to purge or on/off the asa through the stock components. The Blitz has a newer style regulator that should give better consistency. The Fenix is $20 cheaper for certain styles at certain online websites (ANSgear being one).
I've been burned by Spyder in the past, so I'm inclined to say get the Blitz if you're only choosing from these two. However, I don't have any experience with the new Fenix, and I've heard that Spyder has made a lot of improvements to their parts and quality.
Of course, it's probably good to mention that if you're a new player, wait on getting either marker and instead buy a good mask that doesn't fog, fits comfortably, and has a good field of vision (for example: Vforce Profiler and Grill, Empire E-vents and E-flex, Dye i4 and Proto Pro Axis, Sly Profit). Using your new mask will give you more benefit than the change from a STBB instead of using the rental markers. Once you have a great mask, try to save up more than the $150-170 price point - like maybe 200-300, and buy a used supergun from years past. You can probably get a top of the line high-end marker from 2007 or 2008 in that range - look for Shockers, Intimidators, Egos, etc.
Edited by Unfated33, 15 October 2012 - 03:09 PM.
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Posted 15 October 2012 - 07:24 PM
A lot of people have problems with the blitzbut you should look into saving up some money and buying a better gun.
Or go used and get a pimped out ion.
Such as an Envy.
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Posted 15 October 2012 - 08:00 PM
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Posted 16 October 2012 - 06:34 AM
but what other gear do you have now?
"You can't break a man the way you break a dog or a horse. The harder you beat a man, the taller he stands. To break a man's will, to break his spirit, you have to break his mind."
Posted 16 October 2012 - 10:01 AM
Envy/Vibe/XTC/pmr2011+ would be much more highly recommended.
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Posted 27 October 2012 - 07:34 PM
here is some gamplay with it, its a 7v7 with my friends on the urban field
Posted 27 October 2012 - 08:10 PM
No but you could save up and get the eXTCY, or go with the Blitz. Yes, it's very hard to negotiate with an Ion owner, and you might want the benefits of a new gun. The Blitz to me is appealing because of the fact it comes in orange, but other than that, the fenix and the blitz come with such minor differences that you're just deciding what name you like more. BUT if you do consider getting a better barrel in the near future, get the Blitz, because of the Cocker threads. The eXTCY is a super-ion/what the ion was supposed to be, so you could consider that if you're willing to save up an extra 70-80ish.
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Posted 28 October 2012 - 06:18 PM
These are very solid mechanical guns.
If you think you'll stick with the sport, start saving up for something like an eXTCy and skip the low-end electronic gun phase altogether.
A pimped out Ion is okay, but a shocker would probably be better. The eNVy is a terrible choice when compared to a Blitz or a Fenix. It's a waste of money compared to it's sister Vibe, it doesn't have the upgrades of the Fenix or Blitz, and it's completely outclassed by the slighty more expensive big-brother eXTCy.
Wait, how is the eNVy inferior to the Vibe?
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Posted 29 October 2012 - 08:07 PM
Yes, for that reason exactly.
Vibe is cheaper and can more bang for your buck I have a vibe with a blackheart for sale 100+ shipping in my sig was a great starter gun.
Mechanical Marker Fan: Azodin Kaos-D / Tippmann Crossover
Posted 29 October 2012 - 10:45 PM
On ANSgear the eNVy and the eXTCy sell for around the same price, so the eXTCy would be a better choice.
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Posted 09 December 2012 - 02:26 AM
wow 5 years of playing and you havent done anybetter than a vlocity and blitz
well i've been playing paintball for 5 years, started really young. but all my gear has been payed for by myself so i have what most people would call a "budget" setup (im 15)... i have had a blitz for the past year and absolutley dominated players with higher rated gear. the blitz is pretty sweet but if you have a larger budget, USE IT! the thing with my blitz is, it leaks after every other day of play. praze the loard for field gun techs!
here is some gamplay with it, its a 7v7 with my friends on the urban field
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They are junk guns. The blitz is a Great starting gun man
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Posted 17 December 2012 - 06:25 PM
Definetly the Blitz! Never NEVER NEVERRR Get a spyder, worst guns. Never have had a great experiance with them ever.
They are junk guns. The blitz is a Great starting gun man
They're the same gun
Literally they are exactly the same, get the cheaper one. Nobody cares about barrel threads on a blowback because you shouldn't be changing the stock barrel on one anyway. The fenix has standard NPT threads and an on/off asa. They're both made in china, both use a very old outdated design, both have multi-mode boards, both have adjustable regulators and low pressure valves. Both have lubeless delrin quick strip bolts and both have bearingless scithe style trigers.
Buy the cheaper one. Kingman and Azodin have good CS, I've dealt with both of them.
Treat a spyder like shit and it treats you like shit, treat a DM like shit and it treats you like shit
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I bought an Ion.... in hindsight it was a bit of an Impulse buy
Posted 21 December 2012 - 11:17 PM
Or go used and get a pimped out ion.
"Always put a condom on your stiffi incase you shoot in the safety zone."
Posted 21 December 2012 - 11:24 PM
You can buy a nice ion xe, or get an upgraded ion and take it to a shop and buy a botb body frame and have them do it if you don;t feel like it yourself.....You can buy a CP clamping feedneck for some change and the aftermarket parts are endless incase something were to go down. The vibe is ok but is more expensive compared to the ion when used, and has less upgrades and the stock board can only shoot 11bps max, my grandma fucks faster than 11bps.....Don't listen to this guy and get an ion, or save up some more....You could also get a used Alias or other timmy if you like the poppet syle stack tube markers...
An ion cannot even be teched easily as it does not have bolt-out-back functionality. The reg requires a box end wrench, not an allen key, to adjust, and it comes with shitty feedneck. By the time you find a properly upgraded ion, then you are dealing with a moron most of the time trying to sell it for way more than it is worth.
Envy/Vibe/XTC/pmr2011+ would be much more highly recommended.
"Always put a condom on your stiffi incase you shoot in the safety zone."
Posted 25 December 2012 - 09:12 PM
save up for the g5 or mini or any other gun at about 250 to 400 dollars
What should I get? The AB, Or the spyder fenix
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The envy is a lot better than the blitz or the fenix... I do agree that how for 50 dollars more the extcy makes it look stupid tho
A pimped out Ion is okay, but a shocker would probably be better. The eNVy is a terrible choice when compared to a Blitz or a Fenix. It's a waste of money compared to it's sister Vibe, it doesn't have the upgrades of the Fenix or Blitz, and it's completely outclassed by the slighty more expensive big-brother eXTCy.
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Good Bow Hunting Blind
I have a question, My daughter would really love to come with me when I go bow hunting, so seeing as I know she wound't be able to sit still in a tree stand, I was wondering if a ground blind is a good buy. If so, is there one out there that would be good for hiding a squirmish child, yet give me good shot angles? Could really use some help.
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I would definately go with the double bull 360 matrix, I purchased one this spring and have used it in Wisconsin, and Missouri for turkeys. It works great I had the double bull BS5 before this one, it also worked well, the beauty of the matrix is that you can shoot a full 360 degrees through mesh, and the game cannot see you in the blind if you have the mesh down, it is great for kids, its roomy and very durable, easy to setup and take down.
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As a new author here, I'm in search of new ways to promote my track(s). For the record i've read the many ways of promoting one's track thread, and it has some really good information. Just looking to generate new ideas through this thread.
Dear friend this is really big problem. I can not understand why user is not able to promote his own works on AudioJungle. I think AJ stuff have to work with alternative promotion system for new users.
I think that the best way to promote your tracks on AJ, is collaboration with Videohive authors
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I think that the best way to promote your tracks on AJ, is collaboration with Videohive authors
Yes my friend. Collaboration with Videohive authors is good but it is not so easy.
It would be great if every "elite author" on your page, a link to a page of at least one of the "new author" It would be fair and cool! You can even classify the process. For example, "elite author" ? 1 hosts the page reference to the "new author" ? 2000; ? 2 – places the author ? 1999. Or it is possible that. "elite authors" kept at the page references "new authors" for one week. That all was not hurt I think, so the position of the equality of the authors will be equal, fair. And a way to increase the skill level the authors and the popularity of the site! how do you like my idea?


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I finally got my MG 42 parkerized and finished. This has been a long project. the gun has been working for several months, but in a rough state. I finally got the time to parkerize it and fine tune it. I can't wait to take it out and shoot it again. The first photo is what it looked like at the beginning. the welds turned out pretty good, even the ratchet plate where it was reconstructed look like it has never been torched.
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text: I was an avid supporter of Flip Saunders while he was here. The team played very predictable during his tenure, to the point of being knocked out each of his years after the 10th postseason victory. I was pleased to know that I would be getting consistently good basketball (record wise) during the regular season, and I was happy to blame the players mostly for the playoff losses. But, I am also pleased that Curry is tinkering with the lineup. He is trying a lot of different things (much of it ugly, so far) and maybe we'll be better in the playoffs because of it. I am going to remain hopeful for the playoffs ( I predicted a 2nd round knockout) and allow the season to continue as is. (I predicted 44-38 - I think). Joe Dumars wanted something different and to me, he got his wish. Wether Amir plays or not. Wether AI fits or not. Hopefully all of this stuff irons itself by playoff time. The only things I do know is that OLD SKOOL only critized the statement and not the person, and Roscoe works tirelessly to allow us this opportunity to disagree.


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Now, sorry, I do not mean to trash this upon you guys, but has anyone spotted that unfortunate events follow each other?
I spent my new year's eve quite nicely on a bar, with a friend, met a nice, lovely girl, only to get a call from a friend whose sister had been beaten by her (so-called) boyfriend.
Sheesh! All this to me!!! if anyone can remember what I went through early summer, this pushed the envelope..
I Immediately asked the number from the girl I was talking to, explained what was happening, and promised to call her come tomorrow.. I then went to my friend, Laura, with whom I went to see her sister. She (the sister) had a swelling bruise on her left eye, and my friend Laura yelled him (the sister's boyfriend) to hit another woman. He did, unfortunately, try. At that point, I went mad. I threw the bastard on the floor, and he would have ended up on the hospital if the girls would not have asked (And i mean ASKED, not yelled or prayed) me to stop. No fists were thrown, otherwise the guy would be in hospital at that instant.
Still, even after Laura told that I was correct to come in between, I feel somewhat disappointed at myself. I have practiced Aikido for ten years, and quite frankly, the shrimp-of-a-guy would not have been any problem.. Still. I feel bad.. This is not in my nature by far. I know only too well what damage a human body can and cannot absorb. I would not have any trouble if I was the one attacked. Self-defence is acceptable by any (reasonable) laws. Still, I stepped in when a person I cared was attacked.
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By now we've had some time to reflect on the beating the Prop 103 tax increase received from Colorado voters a couple weeks ago. It's pretty amazing isn't it? We were outspent around 6 to 1 but we managed to destroy the tax hike nearly 2 to 1. Granted, Prop 103 probably would have gone down even if we did nothing, but our side working well together ensured that the beating would resonate for a long time. Like I told Colorado Peak Politics, this tax hike unified us and instead of embarrassing ourselves like we normally do, we worked together to embarrass the enemies of limited government. It proved that we can work together for a common cause. Let Prop 103′s gross failure be our guiding light for the future.
Let's talk about that future.
Senior Fellow Penn Pfiffner was a guest on the Tax Foundation's podcast show the other day to talk about Prop 103′s failure and what we need to do to fortify our state against the barrage of calls for bigger and bigger government. Yes, it's heartening to score such a resounding victory against big government, but it wasn't the first proposed tax increase and it certainly won't be the last. It's a matter of time until we hear about the next government expansion "for the kids." Likewise, it won't be long until we hear the next round of sob stories that are designed to pry open our wallets. One victory will not shut down the Left's super highway into our bank accounts. Penn knows this and does a good job of explaining that we must change our tactics if we are to ensure long-term success. As long as we continue to play only defense, it's just a matter of time until they break off a big play and dance in our end zone. Even a good defense has holes and weaknesses. Stopping 99% of scoring drives means that 1% are getting through. Therefore, it doesn't hurt to be on offense every now and again. As the old saying goes, sometimes the best defense is a good offense. Just ask Tom Brady and Bill Belichick.


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The tranquillity of a cruise along the Nile was shattered by the discovery that Linnet Ridgeway had been shot through the head. She was young, stylish and beautiful. A girl who had everything . . . until she lost her life.
Hercule Poirot recalled an earlier outburst by a fellow passenger: 'I'd like to put my dear little pistol against her head and just press the trigger.' Yet in this exotic setting nothing was ever quite what it seemed.
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Can anyone help me brainstorm some possible classroom uses for a digital voice recorder? I've got one just lying around and keep thinking there must be some use for it. So far I've used it..
..to record short bits of this and that from songs, news, etc. for brief listening exercises.
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..to make memos for myself while on "field trips" relating to vocab/grammar areas to focus on.
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Five members of the Canisius College men's basketball program officially earned their undergraduate degrees from the school on Saturday, May 18 at the school's undergraduate commencement ceremonies held at Buffalo's Alumni Arena. Seniors Freddy Asprilla, Alshwan Hymes, Isaac Sosa and Harold Washington, along with redshirt junior Reggie Groves were among the 726 students on hand the earn their diplomas from the College.
"I had a chance to go to the commencement ceremonies and I got to speak to the guys and shake their hands after they earned their degrees," Canisius head men's basketball coach Jim Baron said. "This is what college basketball is all about. The chance to see these guys leave Canisius as fine young men and college graduates is very special to me as a coach. I know we only had one year together, but we won 20 games, the team advanced to the quarterfinals of the CIT and they all finished their degree work. Those are three things that those guys should be proud of. I wish them all the best of luck in their futures."
Asprilla earned his undergraduate degree in psychology, while Groves, Hymes and Washington all earned their degrees in communications. Sosa, who was honored as a MAAC All-Academic selection and a I-AAA Athletic Director's Association Scholar-Athlete during the 2012-13 season, earned his degree in finance.The Griffs ended the 2012-13 season with a 20-14 overall record, the program's seventh 20-win season and first since 2000-01. The Blue and Gold went 11-7 in MAAC play, the most MAAC wins in a year since 1998-99, and the berth into the CIT was the team's first postseason appearance since 1996.


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I shook them off the frames to get pictures of the comb. Both packages, 4 lbers, were installed three weeks ago and weather was terrible, cold and wet, temps dipping into the low 20s and highs in the upper 30s/low 40s for the first week and a half. Lots of dead bees out front of the hives. Plus I had frame feeders, which I replaced today with half gallon mason jar as top feeders. Hive #2 arrived with several thousand dead and starving. I expected that to be my problem hive but they are very aggressive and obviously determined.
10Framer; Well, up here in the Catskill Mountains, it has been a cold spring so far but they seem to be managing. Hive #1 is two weeks behind Hive #2 as far as I can figure. Eggs take 3 days to hatch and Hive one has eggs (thank you KathyP!) and Hive #2 has had capped brood for at least two weeks now. Being that this is the first time I have done bees, I have no idea what I am looking at most of the time. Took a few pictures of Hive #1 when I went over to replace the frame feeder with a hive top feeder showing a frame that still had th bees on it.
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J.T. Bloodworth was promoted to assistant coach and recruiting coordinator of the University of California San Diego baseball program in July of 2014. He is in his fifth season with the Tritons in 2017, having joined the staff as a volunteer in September of 2012.
While taking over the recruiting operation and as the hitting instructor, Bloodworth continues to direct a stellar Triton defense that has ranked in the top 10 in the NCAA Division II in fielding percentage in each of the last two seasons. The 2014 squad that went 38-16 overall and brought home the California Collegiate Athletic Association tournament banner, was fifth nationally in fielding (.974) and eighth in double plays turned (54). In 2013, UCSD fielded at a .972 clip.
Leading up to his arrival in La Jolla, Bloodworth was the top assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at Lon Morris College in Jacksonville, Texas, for the 2012 season. In that same year, he also served as an instructor at IMG Academy in Bradenton, Fla., developing high school players from around the country.
From 2008 through 2011, Bloodworth was at New Mexico State University, where he assisted with recruiting and served as the defensive coach alongside Hall of Famer Gary Ward. In his first season in Las Cruces, N.M., in 2009, Bloodworth had an immediate impact on the Aggie defense, which broke two school records with 701 assists and 69 double plays (ranked seventh nationally). NMSU also matched the program standard for fielding percentage at .968, committing only 76 errors, a dramatic improvement over a .942 clip and 138 errors the season before. The Aggies won 44 games in 2009, another school record.
Bloodworth started his collegiate playing career in 2004 for Andy Lopez at the University of Arizona. After transferring to Dallas Baptist University, he played under then-Patriot head coach and current Triton head coach Eric Newman (2005-07), and Dan Heefner (2008). Bloodworth was named to the 2007 NCAA Division I All-Independent Team, and in 2008, helped DBU to a 37-19 record and a first-ever NCAA Regional berth.
Bloodworth's playing experience also included four seasons of summer ball in the Cal Ripken Collegiate Baseball League (2008), the Hawaii Collegiate Baseball League (2007) and the Texas Collegiate League (2005, 2006). He received training from defense/infield guru Perry Hill, an 18-year coaching veteran of Major League Baseball.
Bloodworth attended Lake Highlands High School in Dallas, Texas, where he played three years of varsity baseball, earning the team's Defensive MVP award each year.
Bloodworth graduated from Dallas Baptist in the spring of 2009 with a sport management degree. In 2010, he received his Master of Arts in sport management.
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It has been an exciting start to the new season for Arsenal - and our Club photographers have been with the first-team squad every step of the way.
We asked photographer David Price to choose his 10 favourite pictures of the campaign so far, and below he reveals the reasons behind each selection.
1. The fans leave Emirates Stadium
The Arsenal supporters leave Emirates Stadium via the Danny Fiszman Bridge after the 3-1 win over Olympiacos in the Champions League. David says: "I'd had the chance to get a picture from this unique vantage point since the start of the season, but I waited until we had a night match because I wanted to try to get some idea of the fans' movement across the bridge. Also the darkness hides the building work and highlights the stadium and the letters. I'm really pleased with this picture."
Credit : Arsenal Football Club / David Price
2. Martin Angha goes underground
Young defender Martin Angha poses for an Arsenal Magazine photoshoot at Arsenal tube station. David says: "I heard on Twitter that Martin had travelled on the tube after making his first-team debut in the Capital One Cup. I thought that was quite unusual so when I heard he was going to be in the Arsenal Magazine I asked him if he wouldn't mind coming down to take a few pictures on the platform of Arsenal tube station. He said he'd get there for 4.15pm and he was spot on. I was waiting on the platform, a train rolled in at 4.15pm and there he was. Swiss timing!"
Credit : Arsenal Football Club / David Price
3. Emmanuel Frimpong changes his boots
Emmanuel Frimpong changes his boots before warming up ahead of the under-21s' match against Reading at Underhill. David says: "At under-21 matches I have a bit more freedom to move around the team. I was in the changing room photographing the players as they were walking out for their warm-up. All the players had left and I was just about to go pitchside when Manny ran back in to change his boots. I like the big smile which is exaggerated due to his gumshield."
Credit : Arsenal Football Club / David Price
4. Jack is back
Jack Wilshere returns to action for the under-21s at West Brom after 14 months on the sidelines with ankle and knee injuries. David says: "Not an amazing picture at all but I just like it because it's exactly how I remember Jack before his injury lay-off. Ball at his left foot, striding forward with his tongue out! I hope to take many more of these pictures in first-team matches in the near future."
Credit : Arsenal Football Club / David Price
5. Carl Jenkinson holds off Javi Garcia
In a thrilling end to the match at the Etihad Stadium, a marauding Carl Jenkinson holds off Manchester City midfielder Javi Garcia. David says: "I like this picture because it sums up the last 20 minutes of the match for me. We had started to play really well and with lots of confidence, and I think this picture sums that up. Carl was bursting forward and the City player was reduced to making a clumsy challenge on him to halt his progress. I thought if the match had lasted five more minutes we would have won it."
Credit : Arsenal Football Club / David Price
6. Kelly Smith relaxes before the Continental Cup final
Arsenal Ladies legend Kelly Smith in relaxed mood ahead of the Continental Cup final victory over Birmingham City at Underhill. David says: "Just a fun picture. I knew if I stood next to Gunnersaurus, the ladies might 'high five' him so I'd get a relaxed picture - but I never expected this to happen! It probably shows how many times Kelly has played in big matches that she can be so relaxed before a final."
Credit : Arsenal Football Club / David Price
7. Olivier Giroud opens his account
Olivier Giroud lifts the ball over Coventry goalkeeper Joe Murphy in the Capital One Cup to score his first goal for the Club. David says: "Again, this is just a nice picture but with the added importance that it was Olivier getting off the mark at the Emirates. The first of many, I hope."
Credit : Arsenal Football Club / David Price
8. Andre Santos heads to the changing room
Brazilian defender Andre Santos heads to the changing room after warming up for the under-21s ahead of their match against Reading at Underhill. David says: "I must have been feeling inspired at this match! I was standing near the touchline as the players walked back in after their warm-up and I noticed that I could get the floodlight between me and them. I thought I'd fire a few frames and see how they turned out. The glow around Andre just makes it a different shot."
Credit : Arsenal Football Club / David Price
9. Lukas lands in Luton
Lukas Podolski steps off the plane at Luton airport following a visit to Lagos, Nigeria in pre-season. David says: "I like this shot because of the look on Lukas' face. It's like, 'Right that's the Nigeria trip over, let's get down to business'. Also, it's not often that you get to travel like that."
Credit : Arsenal Football Club / David Price
10. Theo Walcott celebrates against Coventry
Theo Walcott celebrates after scoring his first goal against Coventry in the Capital One Cup third-round victory. David says: "A nice celebration shot of Theo looking like he really enjoyed that first goal. I have no idea what the hand gesture meant. I asked a colleague in the press office but they didn't know either."
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|Got it back this mornning, said it ran fine. Anyone know how to datalog with an xcall II so that I can share the data with you guys?
|I'm with iminhell, you can't dump that dealer fast enough.................
Im not sure if fule pressure has been checked. There were no codes when this started. It has been getting progrssively worse for the last 2 years! The first dealership trip was about 3-4 months ago, second one was 1 month ago and its still there now for its third trip. A code did pop up once I took the tune off a month ago. Ill have to check which one it was once I get it back. But they said it was a diverter valve or something, "its emmisions related and will not effect the driving, it just wont pass an emissions test." they said.
When I get it back, probably tomorrow, I can try data logging or whatever else you guys think would help. I just will need some instruction or a link to what I have to do. They said they drove it again this mornning and it was in tip top shape. I think they have some kind of data logger that they will give me to drive around with, but its out in another car for at least a few weeks they said. Do I need to download something to a laptop? or can I just use the xcallII? And do I select certaint parameters to record or does it just record everything?
Thanks again guys, I will personally go to the dealership and laugh in there face if you guys can figure this out over the net and they couldent with all there equipment!
Things like this really bug the shit out of me, when both parties are at fault.
Dealer is pointing out many things that have no relation to the complaint. Find a new dealer, now.
Vehicle owner/OP has the tools at their disposal to diagnose the car them selves, an Xcal. Granted they may not know what to look for or what to log, but many of us here certainly do and are more than willing to help save money.
My advice for you is this, don't give the dealership any more money. Pay them what you own them and never return.
Go home and hook up your Xcal.
Scan for any pending codes. The drive home should be enough time for any codes cleared at the dealership to reappear. To help you may want to try and get the car to act up.
If a code appears, post it here.
From there we/I should be able to give you a list of things to datalog that will help point to were the problem lies.
As of now, my guy feeling is an ignition misfire; possibly from water in the plugwells or a damaged ignition coil.
|Have you checked your fuel pressure under load when this is happening. Have seen issues similar but typically they would have no power when symptom occured and not typically intermittent. Just an idea.
|get it data logged
Need help, been to dealer 3 times *Bucking missfire?*
OK guys, Ive been to the dealer 3 times now with my wifes 05 zx3 atx. It had a steeda intake, borla 2.5 catback and a 93 oct tune from FS. I have since put the stock program back on.
My problem is that under a high load / low rpm condition such as acellerating up a hill at 40-45mph in the highest gear, the car will buck and the tach will jump up and down 100-200rpms like rapid fire. Sounds like a machine gun when its really bad. It does happen in other gears/situations, just not as oftin. And it either drives fine for hours, or it will drive like crap all day. its random.
-first time at the dealer they said, "Thats because your tires are really worn down, you need to buy 4 tires." granted I do need tires, but I think they couldent replicate the problem and wanted to make a buck somewhere. They also said that the upgraded tranny program might help, cost me $200...
-Second time they went for a test drive with me, I got it to barely replicate with the tech and he instantly nailed it, "ignition missfire caused by... who knows what." Thats what I thought originally and I think its obviously that. He hooked it up to his machines and saw a misfire. checked the voltage at the coils, new plugs, tranny flush and a few other things that dident help, cost me $700 more...
-now they say they cant get it to replicate and everything is checking out perfect. going to try driving it again with equipment hooked up in the am. who knows what this one will cost, they have spent "several hours on it"...
What should I do? What should they check? It dosent happen all the time so I know its hard for them to pinpoint it, but a few more trips and I could have bought a new engine! I have my xcall II, can/how do I data log when its acting up so that I can show them? I apprecate if anyone actually read through all of that and im open to suggestions!
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Few brands have as firmly established a brand identity as the Lenovo ThinkPad (and the IBM ThinkPad before that). The iconic look and feel of these systems have changed in only subtle ways over the years, maintaining a road-tested list of features, from the solid, chunky keyboards to the jutting top lip of the display lid to the familiar red trackpoint and secondary mouse buttons.
The ThinkPad X machines are small, if not exactly svelte, versions of the bigger ThinkPads found in corporate offices around the world. The current version of the X201 maintains a surprisingly large keyboard, accomplished by literally running the keys to the very edges of the chassis, as well as a 12-inch display and Intel's latest Core i5 processor.
It's about as powerful an ultraportable package as you're likely to find (and a wholly different beast from the other small-but-mighty laptop we've seen recently, the Dell Alienware M11x), but it's also not nearly as portable as most 11- or 12-inch Netbook-style systems. We could see shaving a little mass off by ditching the trackpoint (which requires a large wrist rest to accommodate its double set of mouse buttons), but at the same time, we're happy to shoulder a little more weight in return for the semirugged feel and the peace of mind the construction provides.
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|1.3 inches
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If the Lenovo ThinkPad X201 looks familiar, that's exactly the point. Similar to the rest of Lenovo's ThinkPad line, and virtually identical to the last X-series ThinkPad we reviewed, there's a satisfying sameness to the micromanaged (in a good way) design details. Sure, there are occasional tweaks and improvements, but today's ThinkPad retains much of the design DNA of systems from years ago.
Interestingly, however, Lenovo has started to seriously experiment with its standard look and feel, starting with the underrated consumer-targeted IdeaPad series. We've seen new colors, new keyboards, and an overall much flashier look from those systems, and some of those ideas have started to bleed over to the commercial side, with laptops such as the ThinkPad Edge.
This system, however, sticks to the traditional beats. Exactly where in the list of contenders it places is up to individual taste, but Lenovo's chunky tapered-key keyboards are in nearly everyone's top tier of laptop keyboards. The look is positively retro now, with many (including several Lenovo models) switching to flat-topped island-style keyboards. That said, this version of Lenovo's classic keyboard is a dream, with easy to hit keys, large versions of the Shift and other important keys, and absolutely zero flex, under even heavy typing. Our only complaint would be that on this smaller keyboard tray, the red trackpoint button seems bigger than ever, and we occasionally stumbled over it while typing.
The recessed touch pad has a slick, accurate surface and is easy to use, although it seems small compared with the generous keyboard, as if it had to be shrunk down to squeeze in the second row of mouse buttons above it.
One of the reasons ThinkPads are popular with big companies, small businesses, and individual consumers alike is the specialized suite of software and support apps that come with every system. Called ThinkVantage, and handily summoned by a dedicated blue button just above the keyboard, the ThinkVantage interface gives you one-stop access to security and diagnostic tools, plus Lenovo support features. It's a very useful tool, but at the same time, it may be our imagination, but there does seem to be more advertising for Lenovo accessories and services in ThinkVantage than we recall from previous versions.
The 12.1-inch wide-screen LCD display offers a 1,280x800-pixel native resolution, which is standard for many 13- and 14-inch laptops (12-inch models themselves are a relative rarity). It's essentially a 16:10 aspect ratio version of the 1,366x768-pixel displays seen on 16:9 laptops with wider screens.
One of the best reasons for a nonbusiness user to consider a biz-oriented system like this is Lenovo's matte displays--a nice change of pace from the overly glossy screens we usually see (or try to see, through the ever-present glare).
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Intel's Core i5 CPU, in this case the 2.53GHz Intel Core i5 M540, continues to impress. Especially as it's packed into a 12-inch system (even if it's on the large side of 12-inch models). You're not going to find many laptops at this size that can pack in the same power as a mainstream 15-inch system; the only comparable ultraportable we can think of right now is Sony's Vaio Z116. The end result is a laptop that can handle just about any nongraphics-intensive chore you can throw at it.
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I didn't even wait for the image to finish loading, saw the title and the artist and clicked 'buy now'
I feel like it's time that The Unstealthiest Ninja got his own children's Book or something.
10% finders fee!
When will he learn
Here we go again. Not in a rush to buy - this one will be around for a while.
DoOomcat, another great sequel in the UN story. Thanks for making another great one.
(I want it, so very much. But I can't. Every time I've purchased a shirt since the switch, things just go horribly wrong. But this shirt will be added to my "covet and want" list!)
I love this series. That ninja is such a derp.
thumperchick wrote:DoOomcat, another great sequel in the UN story. Thanks for making another great one.
(I want it, so very much. But I can't. Every time I've purchased a shirt since the switch, things just go horribly wrong. But this shirt will be added to my "covet and want" list!)
What I was thinking.
Yeah! The Un-ninja is back! I will add this to my collection as soon as bank account permits.
gideonfrost wrote:I feel like it's time that The Unstealthiest Ninja got his own children's Book or something.
I second this. Or an animated series. Get on it Dooomcat!
A nice addition to the set, good work.
tgentry wrote:I second this. Or an animated series. Get on it Dooomcat!
It'd be nice if there were an option of paying slightly more for an AA version of this shirt!
Yay! Unstealthiest Ninja is back ^^
I love the color scheme on this one :D congrats Doomact! I second the animated series idea!:D
Oh UnNinja, how I love you! Another one for me and my son.
This one makes me think of the Pandaria expansion for Warcraft.
I just love these shirts!!!! Seeing his tummy is super cute, but I don't think anything can top his water wingys.
nathanlane wrote:When will he learn
I believe the write up for the first shirt called the Unstealthiest ninja a she. I could be wrong, but maybe there's a reason the shirt only shows the belly. Also on the first shirt, s/he is dropping her/his sai, and in this one the ninja with the sai is still on the dragon. Are more than one of them Unstealthy ?, I have to buy this shirt for my collection, but there is nothing stealthy about a dragon flying around with a bunch of ninjas on its back to begin with. Still, if I can't wait to see what's next.
haven't bought a shirt from here in a while after the different shirt manufacturer. may have to pick this up just to complete the collection.
Have the shirts gotten any better since they switched to the Honduras ones?
Oh, I so wanted to get the Unstealthiest Ninja shirt where he was on fire, but alas since my ten year old sincerely believes he is a ninja it would have hurt his feelings to think that his father and I both wanted the shirt because we're actually raising the Unstealthiest Ninja. Ha!
Well, since no one else had said it yet, I just gotta. Dreamworks Pictures presents, "How to Train Your Ninja."
Unstealthiest Ninja: The Unstealthinatings
Episode I: Unstealthiest Ninja 1: FIRE!!!
Episode II: Unstealthiest Ninja 2: Blizzard Ninja
Episode III: Unstealthiest Ninja 3: Swimming Lesson
How is that ninja still alive?
Also, poor Harold. You woot people should really have hired him to a job he was better qualified to do. Instead, I say fire the guy who made Harold a writer in the first place. ;P
When I saw another UnStealthiest ninja shirt, I immediately wanted to buy!
However, as much as I love this series, I do have a critique for this shirt: the other three were excellent because they showed a ninja failing at basic ninja skills (sneaking around, camouflaging, walking on water)... whereas ninjas are not exactly known for riding dragons. I feel like this could reasonable happen to anyone, and lacking the ability to hang on to a dragon doesn't make one a failure as a ninja.
Still... adorable!
@tsukitensh, but a ninja should have perfect balance! :^)
I love the infusion of more Japanese mythology into the series. And this shirt looks great too.
Animated Unstealthiest Ninja kickstarter imminent?
The Dragon doesn't have wings! He must be flying via powerful ninja or jeti mind meld tricks!
I find myself intensely curious as to the mission these other ninjas are so fervently riding towards that requires the presence of a freaking dragon.
Also, never before have I seen a squadron of ninjas, let alone ONE ninja, ride a freaking dragon.
At least his foot got caught in the tail. He'll be ok and back for more adventures !
gideonfrost wrote:I feel like it's time that The Unstealthiest Ninja got his own children's Book or something.
10% finders fee!
I so agree! It's almost an online comic. An Awesome online comic. I hope this isn't the end of Unstealthiest Ninja.
pappanino wrote:The Dragon doesn't have wings! He must be flying via powerful ninja or jeti mind meld tricks!
Asian dragons don't have wings. And Doomcat got the toes right. Japanese dragons have 3 toes, Korean 4, and Chinese 5.
baybei wrote:I didn't even wait for the image to finish loading, saw the title and the artist and clicked 'buy now'
My internet connection is faster than that, but this one had me at "Unstealthiest Ninja." I was just thinking this weekend how desperately I wished there was another one in this series. Talk about timing.
SO excited to see a new Unstealthiest Ninja shirt!
I am laughing so hard right now at "Harold's" write up! How do you guys come up with those write ups? Too funny! Oh and the shirt is cute as well!
If he isn't killed by the fall and his compatriots don't kill him after this, I will be counting the days and readying my credit card for Unstealthy 5! In for 3!
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Oh, so this is what Neuro meant regarding "don't look at Woot" last night...
I'm obligated, aren't I?
An animated series could be absolutely HILARIOUS!
You aren't kidding. I did the same thing. Dooomcat is my favorite artist. Awesome new shirt Alyson
And the collection is complete again.
Am I the only one who wants this entire series in tote and/or poster format? Or better yet, as a spiral notebook cover or even a tablet sleeve so I can use it at work? I rarely get to wear teeshirts but I love all the Unstealthiest Ninja designs!
Also I second (3rd? 4th?) making this into a cartoon or comic! So cute!
Just got a chance to check my email now (busy morning with the boys) so happy surprise Thanks for all the ninja love guys, and some great suggestions... a kid's book and a webcomic are right up my alley.
Might need a few hundred thousand in start up money for an animated series though...
mrbarister wrote:I believe the write up for the first shirt called the Unstealthiest ninja a she. I could be wrong...
The original write up had the Un-ninja coming home and talking to his (spouse?) lady, Jenny. Though they never did give (him?) a pronoun. I think it may have been implied.
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"Honey, you have to settle down. So today was a bad day."
"Are you even listening to me? My head was on fire, Jenny! My girlish screams alerted all of the shogun's warriors! We barely got out alive! Sigh. I just know this will end up on my performance review. I'll be fired for sure."
"Nonsense! Your master said you were the best at arterial spray in the whole dojo. Every slice of your blade brings gushing red joy to his old eyes. That counts for something, right?"
"Yeah, maybe. But stealth! Why can't I get stealth down? Who ever heard of a loud, clumsy ninja? I dunno. Maybe I made a mistake. Maybe I should've gone into accounting like my parents told me to."
"Oh, sweetie. It's okay. You're going to get better. Why, when you came home this afternoon, I didn't even hear you come in the front door."
"Really? You're not just saying that?"
"Of course not, honey. Of course not."
Wear this shirt: and try to put a smile on the face of your stony ninja master.
Don't wear this shirt: around pirates, robots, or zombies. You'll only start a fight.
This shirt tells the world: "Hush hush, keep it down now. Ninjas vary."
We call this color: Black To Ninja School
Wait! I found the pronoun! From UN2 -
Wear this shirt: because you've seen how he ends in fire, now see how he ends in ice. It's very poetic, you see.
Unstealthiest Ninja is a dude. A dude with a comically perfect little butt-crack, right below his... belly button? No wonder he can't get his act together!
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It sounds obviously but make sure you fight your fight, I fought on saturday just gone and got told as I was stepping into the cage that he used to be an amatuer boxer hell bent on taking my head off si I had to alter my game plan at the last second which i suppose helped in away because i'm more ground game anyways, for 3 rounds I took him down continuously making a completion on every attempt which frustrated him, in the 3rd I got him in an arm bar and seperated it at the elbow. I stayed focused on my game plan and it paid off, don't get caught in any nitty grittys, just stay focused and I'm sure you'll great, do it for your soon to be child buddy, that will be great inspiration
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yeah thats how it is in any conflict its just getting to that point were your about to make contact, what rules you doing nogi? i started out in semi pro at total combat in front of a massive crowd against a home town lad and i got proper booed but it just made me laugh, i think if i did ammy fights now i wouldnt give a shit and just steam in now im used to headshots, i wouldnt even need a boxers guard id use a wrestlers stance and pop the TD's all the time
If size mattered, the elephant would be the king of the jungle, The mind is like a parachute -- it works best when it is open." - Rickson Gracie
its gunna be class c headshots standing but no gnp, so far from what i have heard about his stand up he loops his hooks real wide and he has no ground game, so im planning on putting the presure on straight away taking him down and working for the sub. unless i catch him and rock him in which case i might keep it standing.
but to begin with im gunna look for the takedown as i said.
KETTERING SHOOTFIGHTERS, semi pro 1-1-0
yeah i had one of those fighters a tip for you if its standing is to throw your punches straight he must be smallish if he loops his punches then, my second fight he threw a right hook as soon as the fight began so i just jabed him and bust him between the eyes he stopped doing it after a couple of those lol its easy to move back when he throws a hook then just move in and do the buisness. always play off your strengths
If size mattered, the elephant would be the king of the jungle, The mind is like a parachute -- it works best when it is open." - Rickson Gracie
he is 6ft3 so i got a good 2 inches on him and a pretty big reach advantage from what i been told. so gunna bring the fight to him and not let him find his range etc
KETTERING SHOOTFIGHTERS, semi pro 1-1-0
Did you attend MMA league at my gym, on saturday just gone mate?
I don't believe in belts. There should be no ranking system for toughness.
nah cldnt make it mate a few of the lads from kettering shootfighters were there and did pretty good from what i was told it was a good turnout
KETTERING SHOOTFIGHTERS, semi pro 1-1-0