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|January 14th, 2013, 04:02 AM
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Have a 04 powerstoke with 125k on it. Runs down the road great. Cold air intake on it. Muffler delete and cat delete.. I hooked up to a trailer with my jeep on it and found out I have no the best of power towing.. This truck did not come with a boost gauge.. So I added one.. If I get on it with out a trailer I get over 20 psi of boost. Driving 70 down the road I am at 7-8 psi.. If I put my trailer on it. Get on the highway it will go to about 40psi.. Egr is clean I pulled it.. Cleaned and put it back in.. I should have a ton of power and boost shouldn't be that high.. I don't want to blow something... And ideas what can be wrong here?? Info on this would be very nice.. I did check all the boots.. Replace the one at the turbo. But still the same.. ??????? Plus i have seen that my mpg have gone way down too..
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Have you replaced the fuel filters? (Including the one in the fuel pump modual on the frame).
Have you checked it for Diagnostic Trouble Codes?
Have you checked fuel pressure from the low pressure pump?
|January 14th, 2013, 06:35 AM
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Sounds like a blockage to me but I know almost nothing about diesels.
More info here to read http://www.littlepowershop.com/60problems.html
The next thing you may have read or heard about is the egr cooler and/or valve. This system is just a nightmare on these trucks. For emission purposes the engineers designed a system to reintroduce exhaust gases into the intake manifold to be reburnt. Exhaust Gas Recirculation. While I suppose it must have met whatever standard for emissions that they had to meet, it is a nightmare for any one who owns these trucks. At the very least sooner or later your egr valve will either become completely clogged up with soot and quit working or just plain fail. Which leads to terrible running that commonly gets misdiagnosed as bad injectors, faulty FICMs, bad turbos, or a host of other shade tree guesses. How the egr system works is as follows. The hot exhaust gas is let into the egr cooler from a pipe between the exhaust manifold and the turbo. This exhaust has a temperature anywhere between 400-1400 degrees. In order to cool the gas before introducing it into the intake, they have coolant running through the egr cooler to exchange the heat. On the other end of the egr cooler is the egr valve. This valve opens to let exhaust gas into the intake manifold when the pcm decides conditions are proper to do so. The major problems with this system are two fold. First, dirty sooty exhaust gas is being blasted into your intake tract. The soot covers everything in it's path. It is not unusual for us to tear down a motor that has had it's egr system intact it's whole life and find the intake ports into the head to be coked up to half their diameter. The intake manifold becomes restricted from this coking as well. But that is not the worst problem. The extreme heat acts on the cooler and breaks it down. Sooner or later it will rupture either letting coolant into the exhaust or intake. (lot's of misdiagnosed head gaskets here since fluid can run into the cylinder once you shut the engine off and hyrdolock it up) Really bad leaks let exhaust pressure into the coolant system. Which if not taken care of quickly can and will result in blown head gaskets. But wait there's more. The extreme heat that the coolant is trying to scrub away in a normal functioning egr system breaks down the coolant. Some of the components of the coolant start turning into a goo like substance that does a really nice job of clogging up all sorts of coolant related parts. If you have been doing any research about these engines you have no doubt heard about replacing the oil cooler. These need replaced because this goo will clog them up. Oil temps will then be elevated causing quick overheating when the engine is worked. Also, the coolant leaves the oil cooler and continues to the egr cooler next. If the oil cooler is restricted, your egr cooler will not get enough coolant flow to keep it cool. Next thing you know, blown egr cooler. Then of course a shop diagnoses the bad egr cooler, replaces it, and the customer comes back in a month with another blown egr cooler. It is not unusual for us to get trucks that have had six or seven egr coolers replaced in their lifetime and never an oil cooler. This is the kind of stuff that gives these engines a bad name and it stems from the people working on them misdiagnosing them and not doing complete repairs. My advice to you would be to delete the egr cooler out as soon as possible and replace the oil cooler if you have more than 50,000 miles on the truck when you do it. At the very least, if you have to have the egr system functioning, replace the cooler with a bullet proof one that has a very robust center section that will not rupture. Adding a coolant filter to every engine is also a great way to combat coolant contamination and is a must.
And lastly, no 6.0 problem article would be complete without touching on turbos. I cannot stress enough how often the turbo gets blamed for poor performance when there is absolutely nothing wrong with it. Here are just a few misdiagnosed bad turbos from the last week. One guy heard a pop and lost all boost pressure. No smoke, no oil leaking anywhere, but lost all his power. "The turbo isn't working. My mechanic says I need a new turbo." After talking with the guy for a few minutes I found out an intercooler boot had come off. I advised him to fix it first and he was on his way. The second one was a customer who had the turbo replaced not once but twice and now the second one was bad after two weeks. Come to find out his exhaust backpressure tube was completely plugged. Since the pcm uses exhaust backpressure to command the turbo to open and close down the exhaust side and wasn't getting good feedback, the turbo performance was erratic. No turbo needed there either. We had a guy with a blown intercooler that had been misdiagnosed. There was another with a sticking egr valve that was calling for a new turbo. All those people were going to buy or did buy a turbo when they absolutely did not need one. Turbos are another item on 6.0 Powerstrokes that I hear, "Those engines are junk. I had to put six turbos on it since I have owned it." No you didn't. You paid your mechanic to put six turbos on it and the sixth time he actually noticed what else was wrong in the first place.
Here is how to see if you turbo is bad: Take the inlet from the air cleaner off the turbo. You will be able to see the compressor wheel. Grab the end of the shaft with your fingers. Does it spin freely without coming to a sudden abrupt stop? If it spins good, it's good. When you have a hold of the shaft, try and move it side to side and then in and out. Some minor play is acceptable. It's hard to describe exactly how much play is ok to someone who hasn't worked with many turbos. The best I can do is this: If it feels like it is moving back and forth against a uniform bearing, it is probably ok. If you are picking the shaft up from the bottom and it falls back down when you let go, the bearings are probably out of it or worse. The other test for the turbo needs to be done with a scan tool. With a scan tool you actuate the valve that moves the variable veins in the exhaust side of the turbo. You should hear the exhaust tone change and see a fluctuation in back pressure. If nothing happens, either the actuator is bad or it is possible the variable veins in the exhaust side of the turbo are coked up and need cleaning. This can be done by removing the turbo. Disassemble the exhaust housing and clean the rust and soot out of there.
If you are having a problem that is diagnosed as a bad turbo check the shaft play and turbo actuation first. If both of those are ok, you do not need a turbo. Only good diagnostics will find the real problem. A turbo isn't a mystical device. It is much more like a wind mill. If it is not spinning and not broke, there may be no wind. If it is spinning but not producing any power, it may not be connected on the output side.
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|January 14th, 2013, 07:59 PM
Not going to mess with cleaning the turbo.Don't want it to do it again. So I just ordered a new one from rebel diesel performance. 88mm drop in replacement. And it adds more hp to a stock truck. So now I wait for it to come in..
|January 14th, 2013, 08:59 PM
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|January 14th, 2013, 09:15 PM
There's no leak anywhere.. This truck sat at a dealer for 4.5 months I am sure that the turbo is rusted up inside of it now. Inner cooler boots and turbo boots are new.. I will take the turbo off new one on. Have the old one rebuilt.. Good spare for someone.. Or me..
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VGT Actuator sounds like it is not operating properly. Unison ring failure?? Maybe it's just rust.....
I know you better fix this soon because those head bolts are stretchin'
Great article on how to clean up that turbo for cheap: http://www.forddoctorsdts.com/articl...icle-06-05.php
Did that on a work truck, fixed the issue.
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the best way to check the vgt on 6.0 turbo is to just unplug the solenoid with the truck running you should hear the turbo spool down also there is a tube running from the drivers side exhaust manifold up to a pressure sensor those get all gummed up that sensor is an important input to control the vgt some times it wont throw a code. dont spend 1500$ on a gess
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Um, isn't it a known problem on the 6.0, to have a dirty sensor on the turbo? That keeps the computer from putting any more fuel into the motor? Like, a temp sensor, on the exhaust or intake of the turbo? I've had a few friends have a similar problem, and they just carry a spare sensor anymore.
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|I prefer to sail, but I am certainly not going to tack in a narrow channel that others expect to use at the same time. I put myself in the > 75%.
|I spent a lot of time in the keys using the "d sail", tourism waits for no wind
I put myself in the 75% category, though actual analysis might prove it to be slightly less - but the numbers aren't all that important, as the replies here seem to indicate, it's the mentality ... I sail as much as the conditions will permit. I do moor in a busy, south-flowing tidal river with medium current and the wind is typically SW, making it very difficult to sail out of my (south facing) slip. And let me tell you that the ferry captains are very intolerant of sailing 'purists' who tack across the main shipping channel. Don't be surprised if they plan their CPA's to put a ferry on either side of you, stealing your wind and bouncing you around in their wakes like a teddybear in a washing machine. So the engine is important for safety, and to make getting to a point where sailing is possible in the first place. But as soon as I can, the sails are up, and even if the wind is light, we poke along without the engine.
But there's something fundamental being missed in the responses to this poll, and it's the same thing that makes the Coasties train all the cadets in engineless sailboats ... and that is that sailing forces you to be more aware of the wind, current, tide, other boaters and anything that might make it difficult for you to get where you're going under sail. It makes you consider all of the conditions in your cruising area, in a way that powerboaters and those with the tendancy to motor a lot don't have to. Why worry about the tide change if your just going to power in anyway? It makes a self-fulfilling prophecy in a way ... you can motor, so you will go out in less than optimal conditions, so you will get to the point where you need to motor.
I'll some times fire up when the wind is too light. I'm not as maneuverable as some other boats, particularly in light wind, so I end up motoring when I'm in tight spots unless the wind is fair.
That being said, I don't really motor that much - because I'm significantly slower under power than I am with fair winds. My motor moves me at some 3.5kts at 1500 rpm, which is about as fast as I ever like to run the motor. I can run it higher, but I don't get much (I can run at 5kts if I want to consume twice the fuel, and make me fear the health of my 'old isuzu).
Actually I tend to agree with PB about the elitist thing. Example, in our case while we are quite some few NMs up the harbour from the heads it's all quite wide enough to sail off the mooring , down the harbour and out to sea. For that matter you could easily spend the entire day inside the harbour but I find the commercial traffic, stink boats and racers to be a tad irritating.
On the other hand it is not at all unusual in Sydney during the summer for there to be absolutely no breeze at all until midday, so it's often convenient to motor down the harbour in the morning before heading outto sea as the breeze builds.
We also usually sail two handed and if we had a larger vessel than Raven's 34' I think we could well decide to motor until we cleared the heads.
Horses for courses.
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Not to cast aspersions, but I think it's easy to get a bit elitist about how little the motor is used. It would be great to never need it, but it's not an ideal world out there. The reality is, if you have to get somewhere, you get there however you can.
Originally Posted by christyleigh
50-75% was my guess averaging out the weekend day sails that are around 90 with the couple of 'cruises' a year which are more acurately described as destination motor sails ....... unless the wind was perfect .... ya right
We sailed quite close in to our basin before I switched the motor on, and while I'd have to check the hour meter, I think I ran about 25 minutes out of nearly three hours away from the dock. That's typical for an evening sail, because even with crappy, "barely sailing" air is better and more peaceful than motoring at the 6.5 knots I can do at 2,400 RPM. If I wanted that sort of experience, I'd own a Macgregor 26X.
Point is, sailboats should sail. They are terrible means by which you can work to a schedule, but for cooling off in the evening air, they are unsurpassed.
I got to thinking about this the other morning when I had no engine, no wind, and the swell was slowly taking me shoreward. If you have a motor, and the wind isn't co-operating, and you need to get somewhere, by all means, use the Iron Jenny. Not to cast aspersions, but I think it's easy to get a bit elitist about how little the motor is used. It would be great to never need it, but it's not an ideal world out there. The reality is, if you have to get somewhere, you get there however you can.
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|It's not just the wind, guys, it's the current and the barge traffic and the locks. I don't really want to sail on the Mississippi River, but it's close to home. So I sail when I can, sit in the marina and drink beer when I can't sail, and frequently have to run the diesel to get back upstream when the wind dies. Waiting for lock clearance requires an anchor when the man says it will be an hour; or the diesel when the man says it will be 10 minutes. An idling diesel keeps me in place when there is a 2 knot current above the dam!
|50-75% was my guess averaging out the weekend day sails that are around 90 with the couple of 'cruises' a year which are more acurately described as destination motor sails ....... unless the wind was perfect .... ya right
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as of right now im winning this auction and wanted to see what yall thought of it....im just starting to put this suit together....
lol i misposted in boba forum....im goin for custom mando and found this on ebay.....wanting to know what u think...as of right now im winning auction.:skull
Isn't a bad start, if you make a little work (not a lot of work) can be a really good start :)
if you want to get into custom mando armor i'd suggest you save yourself some money and make up a suit of trash can armor. print out wizardofflight's templates then head down to walmart and get a couple 5 dollar sterilite oval 13 gallon cans. cut it out yourself and make any modifications you wish along the way.
i wish i could im kinda short on extra time atm, was wondering if hand laid fiberglass is good?
cool...lol though im gonna do custom i did mis post but thanks for the input if others got input please give it to me......im gonna be looking for the vest to mount em on........can u guys recommend anyone on the forums here?
I believe he is a re-caster. I bought some from him, off ebay before I found TDH. I felt I was ripped off as I bidded high only to see it listed with a buy it now a week later for half the price! The quality is ok, but the size is pretty small compared to my Fettpride V3 and he does not do a back plate. I do regret buying it due to the re-casting issue. I did not want to use it for my Boba in the end, hence the V3 so it is painted up as a custom.
I would recommend looking around TDH, there maybe some Fettpride v2 stuff from some one who just upgraded which would be much better, but if you really feel compelled to go with this guy then don't bid too much, he has it listed all the time anyway.
if you're short on extra time your costume is never going to get done and you'll end up quitting out of dissapointment with a lot of money sunk into the project. even if you buy armor off ebay, you're still going to need to trim, sand, prime, paint, re-paint, weather, etc. and that's just the armor. then there's your helmet, suit, gauntlets, and other accessories. i'm not trying to discourage you from your dream of mando goodness, i'm just trying to be realistic. cutting your own armor from a can takes a few hours, an evening at the most; by the time your costume is finished four or five extra hours is not all that much time spent. making a mando is a serious investment of time and money.
If you're short on time you can do exactly what you were just told and have fully trimmed, painted armor by the end of the day by making one trip to wal-mart. Save a lot of money too.
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The person who is doing the auction is a know recster and you will have nothing but problems with him.
Dude... you and everyone else is short on time! I waited 10yrs before i started on my ESB Fett, I work 2 jobs FULL TIME!
just got married last summer, bought a Condo just yesterday.
And if i learned anything while being on this board, i learned that if you can save $$ by doing it yourself...do it!
You can use that extra $$ on something else and feel good about making it from scratch, in the end no one cares if its hand laid fiber-glass by the monks of Timbuktu. cause in the end your painting it!
A lot of noobs need to slow down and understand this isn't a quick and easy costume to make!
jash1 read this post...
and read my sig
We're not trying to be jerks, I've seen too many guys come here, this past year thinking, painted plastic... how hard can it be, then they fade away. because it takes a lot of time and $$ and they don't heed advice, then end up selling an unfinished costume.
Don't get me wrong there have been a few guys that have done a suit in a months time.. but to do that you need major $$ and time.
Champagne dreams on a Beer budget just wont cut it...imo:cheers
good luck on the auction.
I put your 2 threads into one. Also, please read the CoC.
Pull your bid... try at least... its not worth owning recast armour... shoddy stuff at that.... ive been stug large and the work needed is astronomically painful... took me 6 months to even work my way up to trying to repair my stuff... in the end it turned out ok, but cost way more than what it would have to buy a full set of BM armour outright, and that stuff is ready to paint and perfectly accurate mind you...
try pull out of the auction if you can... its in your best interests... :D
The quality is not that bad to be fair, at least the stuff that came out to me was not, but that said, I feel bad about owning it, this is some one else's hard work and the guy is just profiteering. I do not want to use it for my Boba and don't want to sell it on. I could have saved my self loads of time and money buy buying from members here, where the screen accuracy and quality is so much better.
BTW welcome to TDH, I would advise having a good look around the board before deciding what or where to buy from. I no longer buy any finished items or kits from ebay when you can get better quality here.
I started my Jango back in 2003 and I'm still fine tuning it. :lol
thanks guys im gonna pull my bid....now with trash can armor will it look decent?
Sure can. You can also take a hairdryer and add the dents by heating it up lightly and pressing in with your thumb.
How's the armor coming?
if the guy in question is recasting is there a policy at ebay that he would be in violation of ? i think you should be able to get his stuff taken off
I think e bays policy is geared more towards copyright infringement. My understanding is there is a grey area between copyright infringement and fan-made. Recasting is more about honor than copyright infringement. The recaster took the easy route and just replicated the work and when you do that they do not look as sharp as the original. remember the movie Multiplicity? "she touched my pepe Steve." :) but that being said the original caster never put a patent on it.
I always thought that fan made (weather it was movies, props etc.) was fine unless you profited from it. (both original and recasting) which then became copyright infringement. unless you had the consent of the patent holder, which would be Lucasfilm Ltd.
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this is a highjacking, just wondering how long the probe should be? i will be in the canadain rockies if that matters.
If youre in or near niseko, a nice idea is to head to kutchan for your probe and shovel. Youll usually find some better bargains than you might get in niseko itself. Actually shovels and probes arent all that expensive to buy, but possibly a fortune (comparatively) to ship. Id just pick them up in japan. (but do heed the advice to pick up one that can cut through solid lumps of very very hard snow (almost ice). The last thing you need is your cheap plastic shovel snapping in that kind of situation).
The beacon itself will range from $230 range through to about $450. Its pretty tough getting them second hand if youre outside the US. I have the tracker, it spikes but youll quickly get the hang of it if you practice a bit and get the feel for flux lines. Its fine search is AWESOME though. Or maybe mine is
Its weak point is multiple burials and the fact the damn thing kept ninja switching back to transmit, (my fault for forgetting really, but it needs to give you an electric shock or something for being a fool).
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The only advice I have is the simpler the better. As a BC novice (I'm one too) the fewer things you have to think about and the fewer things you have that can potentially screw up, the better off you're going to be if you have to use them in an emergency situation. People with more experience can take advantage of more bells and whistles, but for novices those bells and whistles are more likely to get us into trouble in the panic of a rescue situation.
Whatever you buy, practice with it and get to the point that using it is just second nature.
Ogio flak Jacket is nice. Great for sidecountry users. If you are doing all day tours a back pack is going to serve you better. So it really depends on the type of backcountry riding you are planning on doing.
I forgot about the 3+. That is also a very nice three antenna beacon. One of the best if not the best pin point functions out there.
Arva & Pieps both make good beacons. The BCA Tracker 2 and Ortovotx 3+ are two more new 3 antennae transceivers that work great.
Make sure you get a shovel with a large blade. Extendable handles are nice (shorter in pack / longer when in use).
I recommend the Ogio Flak jacket. You can't carry as much gear as a backpack, but it can hold everything you need. It keep things really balanced (especially nice for snowboarders) and is very comfy. Hard to find because people love them. Check snowmobile sites.
Don't get me wrong. All three beacons I mentioned are great beacons. No matter which one you get you still need to practice with it. A lot. You should be able to locate and dig out a buried beacon in a pack in under four minutes, maybe five if you can bury it deeply. The only way you can pull that off is if you practice with it.
If you can find a buried beacon in four minutes and under, that gives you another 10 minutes or so to dig out your buried buddy. Recovering a person in under 15 minutes gives them the best chance for survival. Keep in mind for the average burial, you have to shovel out around 2 tons of snow. You're going to need some time to do that, and you're going to be very tired if it's just you. I also highly recommend practicing strategic shoveling so that you know the most efficient way to remove snow from your victim. Plus it will allow you to set up a triage area at the same time.
Thanks for the advice. It can be very deep here. Last year was intense (but huge fun too).
I looked in to the pieps DSP and its the equivalent of 800 dollars here.
When it comes to safety I believe in getting the best stuff you can for obvious reasons.
Still no reason to pay more for the same thing if its cheaper somewhere else.
About how much would that be in the US?
have an uncle there who I could pay and have it sent as its not heavy.
Again thanks
Arva is a beacon brand made by Nic-Impex out of France and has a ton of backcountry pedigree. I have an Arva Evolution that I used for years. It is a great beacon. Unfortunately it is over 5 years old and has some issues that no longer make it worthy of backcountry use. It's still great for throwing in a pack and doing S&R drills. Regardless they make solid gear. I got to play with their 3 antenna beacon from a couple of years ago and it was very nice.
The Tracker DTS is the old standard. It's a two antenna beacon. As mentioned above, you want a 3 antenna beacon. It limits the spikes making pinpointing a lot easier, and that is very important. The Tracker 2 is a three antenna beacon and after an initial glitch with the first release, is a great beacon. The problem they had was resolved with a software update.
The Pieps DSP is pretty much the standard for 3 antenna beacons. They came out with it first and have a great track record. It also has the best range when in receive. It's a solid beacon. It's also what I am currently using.
A 3 meter probe is a good idea for the snow pack in Japan. Deep burials are not uncommon.
For a shovel, make sure it's metal. BD, Voile, Nic-Impex all make quality shovels. I like shovels with extendable shafts and a pointed nose on the blade. Makes chopping ice a bit easier.
An Avalung is also a good item to have. I rock one. If you do get buried, and you manage to get it in your mouth, it'll make the wait more agonizing but you should be conscious when your buddies dig you out.
Airbags are also great. With an airbag pack, if you go for a ride, you probably won't be buried, at the very least a good portion of you will be above the snow and you'll be quickly retrieved. Xavier De La Rue survived a monster avalanche by deploying his airbag. They work and they work quite well. Expensive, but if you get caught in an avalanche, I'd bet you'd be willing to pay a mortgage for a house to have one in that instant. Pretty sure I'll be rocking one at some point this year.
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|Warm pacific seawater. Perfect clear skies. Tropical heat. It must have been after one of way too many pre-race festivities when my friend Fabian and I were relaxing on the shoreline of Kona after a lengthy morning swim in the choppy deep-sea. It was that special time of the year when the tranquil Hawaiian settlement changes and turns into a triathlon metropolis. But in that year, the exhilarating capital of endurance sports also transformed our own racing approach and endeavour. Once again.
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Today both HP and Sun announced new servers. For HP, a new server blade, the HP Integrity BL870c. Sun introduced the Sun Netra T5220 server, a carrier-grade, 64-thread rackmount UltraSPARC T2 server.
HP claims that their new server has "power savings of up to 25 percent. Space requirements also are reduced because 2.5 times as many BL870c server blades fit into the same space as a comparable rackmount configuration." OK, so we get all excited about going down to the footnote to read about the detailed energy efficiency tests, the actual space comparisons. But no. All we get is "Based on internal HP testing compared to standard rack servers."
The Sun server announcement claims that it "delivers multithreaded world-record performance." Again, we get all excited. What incredible industry standard or ISV benchmark are they going to refer to? Maybe they couldn't use any industry standard but had a great internal benchmark they will spell out? No. Nothing. Nada.
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Hey Gang!
Ok, so the above was posted by me (obviously) in the first HUGE thread that got pretty convoluted :lol So we're starting from scratch here, for everyone's sake.
The process is now streamlined. However, because the last interest thread had soo much time go by between runs, there were members that expressed interest a run or two back, whom were no longer in a postion for armor. Now please don't get me wrong, I understand completely. Life happens. Especially when soo much time passes. So to be fair, from now on we will keep this current for any given month with a new thread.
We had a lot of musical slots last time and it complicated matters because after making a set number of either version (ESB or ROTJ), and a member needed to drop, another member couldn't necessarily take that slot because it may not have been the correct version for them, and I had no material left to account for this. Again, it made it very difficult for me, being that I pay for these materials up front.
Most of you that have been around for a while know, that I'm problably one of the only guys out there that do NOT require "Pre-Payments". In fact, I think I may have been the first to start doing things that way, way back when there were seedy characters taking money from unsuspecting fans, without providing goods or services in return. In every effort to be fair and continue working this way, I will try the *New Thread* (current for each month) and see how it goes. But I may have to eventually take pre-payments if it continues to go the way it did last month. Please understand that this wouldn't be to be mean or to be a jerk. But when I pay for materials up front, and potentially not get a return, it can hurt. So again, before resorting to taking "Pre-Payments" and locking members into a first come first serve commitment, I will go this route and see how we fair.
As stated in the previous thread, prices of materials have gone up. I have been able to keep the prices "Status Quo" in spite of it. But I may not be able to do this much longer. So as it stands right now, for this months run, the prices will remain the same.
This is officially April's Interest list ... if there is enough interest, I will order materials and get this going. I need 10 to make this happen at the prices given below. If there are more than 10, I will make more slots available, but we'll have to see in this week to come, becasue I do need to order materials at the same time to make this work.
Boba Fett Armor (FP V.2) ESB or ROTJ
with Vac formed knees - $255 shipped in the U.S.
(chest, cod, shoulders, collar, back plate, kidney plate, knees, center diamond with metal insert, green visor for chest light display)
Boba Fett Armor (FP V.2) ESB or ROTJ
no knees - $220 shipped in the U.S.
(chest, cod, shoulders, collar, back plate, kidney plate, center diamond with metal insert, green visor for chest light display)
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Pictures of most of the armor can be seen in these two threads until I move the pics here ...
The *NEW* FPARMOR - Magic of Myth
FP V.2 Interest Thread (FINALLY!) And FP Update
First to post their commitment, makes the list. Keep in mind, this may be the last chance before Celebration 4 to get your armor and have it painted in time ! Otherwise, there's Comic Con San Diego ! ;)
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Mids Rack Up Medals at Cyber Stakes
POSTED ON: Wednesday, April 23, 2014 8:00 AM by Cmdr. Michael Bilzor
A group of nine midshipmen recently took part in the inaugural DARPA-sponsored Cyber Stakes at Carnegie Mellon University, testing their hacking skills against their counterparts from the U.S. Military Academy and the U.S. Air Force Academy, and bringing home a haul of medals. The first-ever "Cyber Stakes" featured a variety of individual and team challenges over the course of three days, with a focus on the offensive side of cyber (unlike the annual Cyber Defense Exercise competition, which focuses on defense). Each service academy fielded nine competitors, in three teams of three, for 27 total cadets and midshipmen on nine teams. The Naval Academy was represented by Midshipmen 1st Class Arino, Harihara, Overfield, Geer, and Pfau; Midshipmen 2nd Class Budzitowski, Markel, and Fleming; and Midshipman 3rd Class Mason.
The results:
Cracking Crypto: Pfau, Fleming, and Markel took home the gold medal by cracking over 1300 passwords that had been scrambled with a variety of cryptographic hashing algorithms, using both existing tools and custom programs they wrote. Arino, Harihara, and Mason won the silver medal.
Breaking Bin: This team event asked competitors to examine 1000 executable programs to discover and exploit as many vulnerabilities as possible. The programs were real software used in current Linux operating systems, and vulnerability reports will be submitted for publication on behalf of the midshipmen and cadets who discovered them. Arino, Harihara, and Mason discovered 40 vulnerabilities and wrote a working exploit for one of them, earning enough points for the silver medal.
Reversing: In this event, competitors were given a series of obfuscated executable files, with no source code, and asked to analyze them to determine what program input could uncover a hidden key. Arino, Harihara, and Mason took the gold medal.
Lockpicking: This type of event is popular at hacker conferences worldwide as a physical counterpart to cyber vulnerability analysis. In an individual competition, midshipman Fleming won the gold medal for the lowest overall time in picking six different 4-pin and 5-pin deadbolt locks. Markel captured the bronze.
"The Bomb": This event was a single-elimination tournament for individual competitors. During each round, the midshipmen and cadets raced against each other and the clock. Given an executable file but no other information, their task was to send an input to exploit a vulnerability in the program. Mason solved all his challenges fastest, earning the gold medal and leaving his cadet opponents to stare at a static-filled computer screen while a mock "bomb" exploded nearby, signifying the cadet's digital defeat.
Capture the Flag: The culminating event was a full-spectrum capture-the-flag, or CTF. Each team was given an identical computer, pre-loaded with software services containing multiple vulnerabilities. Teams were challenged to discover the vulnerabilities, develop exploits to use against other teams, capture keys from opponents' machines, and develop mitigations or patches for their own services. Points were awarded for service availability and for captured keys. Arino, Harihara, and Mason ran away with the points lead to win the gold medal, while Pfau, Fleming, and Markel rallied to second place and the silver medal.
In all, USNA midshipmen took the gold medal in every Cyber Stakes event except Breaking Bin, and they managed the silver in that event. Also important though, the competition was an opportunity for the midshipmen to hone their offensive cyber skills, learn from some of the top experts in the world, and enhance their working relationships with the other service academy cyber teams.
The Naval Academy team was accompanied by Cmdr. Bilzor and Professor Aviv of Computer Science, and Lt. Kiehl of the Center for Cyber Security Studies.
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Friday, July 27, 2012
Recording my thoughts usually takes place at my desk but with overseas tours it tends to be whenever I can grab an opportunity. Never in my 35 years of being a passionate Gooner, however, did I think I would be carrying out this task on my way back from visiting The Great Wall of China.
Yesterday's early-morning flight from Kuala Lumpur began what should be an entertaining but potentially exhausting few days. Late nights are great - but I'm not a big fan of the early mornings that are following during this part of the trip!
Arriving in a hot, humid and smoggy Chinese capital city, initial plans were to head to the Olympic Sports Centre Stadium for the open training session.
With the metro system successfully negotiated, we joined the Gooners from this part of the world, their passion on par with that already experienced on the tour.
The session proved entertaining for all present, the benefits to the squad being obvious and the lighthearted feel to the whole event providing plenty for those present to enjoy.
Late night 'street food' came next with the choices available to us ranging from the UK to the weird to the wonderful. I like to have a 'dabble' when it comes to these kinds of things but there were a few that even my appetite didn't find appealing!
This morning's early start to see one of the world's great sights brings me up to date before tonight's match at the spectacular Bird's Nest Stadium.
Something else to savour, of course, before my early-morning flight to Hong Kong tomorrow.
My visit has been brief on this occasion but thanks China all the same.
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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by roscoe36, Jan 10, 2007.
As the title indicates, please put all AJ in the D-League info here please.
The Skyforce home page is here. Amir should be in uniform for their next game, which is Friday evening.
Skyforce is 3 games back. Amir should get some serious minutes right from the start.
It looks like you can get a radio feed of all D-League games here. I haven't tried it yet, but it appears to work the same as NBA Audio League Pass, except that it's free and you don't need to be logged in. Tonight's game is at 8:00 EST against the mighty Arkansas RimRockers, which is just after the start of the Detroit-Atlanta game.
I'm not sure which game to follow. Such a tough decision.
TaS, I want a complete report on Amir...
He'll shoot 70%, and almost get a trip-dub.
Skyforce wins 104-98 Amir: 42 minutes, 18 points (6-13 from field, 6-8 from line), 9 boards, 2 blocks, 1 assist, 3 turnovers, 3 fouls boxscore
We're gonna have a hard time keeping Amir on the low... the price goes up from here... I liked him better on our bench ti next year.
I wish I could have seen this game, and seen how many shot intimidations he had. How many times he got over effectively on help out D, either stopping someone at the basket or thrawting a drive in before it started. I will guess, from what I have seen, that he did these things a lot. Considering the rumor that we may be trading a big for Mo Pete, room in the Pistons rotation might be opening up. Keep it up Amir.
I'm wondering if Brahma is being shopped because they know that Amir has a higher ceiling?
NBA TV is showing a Sioux Falls game today, but apparently it's from last week, so no Amir in that one. It looks like whatever D-League games they show on NBA TV are about a week old. So maybe they'll show one of Amir's games next weekend.
recap Next is an away game, tonight at 9 EST against the Idaho Stampede.
All Amir is getting is exercise. He prooved all he needed to last year in the D-league. It's comming the time when he needs a little manhandling in the show to continue figuring things out.
Still I think they want him to bulk up a more. Still the Pistons aren't so good that he can't be our Bynum. Merc, from what I've seen JMax is ready.
Frank Williams with 15 pts in the first quarter looked better than Flip has lately. Who own's his rights? Was it 4-5 from beyond the 3 pt arc?
Williams is their 3 point specialist. He's a free agent.
I'd rather wait untill we see something in the NBA from Amir before we go shipping off a player who has been proving all year he's an impact player in the NBA.
Point well received... however I'm sure Joe & Flip are well aware of how these two match up against each other (Amir & Jmax)... I do recall an interview with Flip talking about how Amir needed to bulk up because he was having difficulty holding position down low.
Thanks didn't we bring him to camp for a looksy 3 years ago?
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This is an approach taken from exercises provided to school age children, but I thought it could be fun and work for adults as well...the exercise is called "Who am I? Who are you?" and it focuses on common questions and mistakes that we make when meeting others for the first time. Those who decide to participate in this piece should think about these two things...How do I see myself and how do others see me?
Often what we see when we meet someone new may not always give an accurate picture of one's identity. Misconceptions about others are quite common and lead to many common diversity issues. Stereotypes of people, cultures, and groups are typically what cause so many misconceptions. For instance, many people assume that all transgender individuals are gay...this in fact is not true. In fact, transgender has to do with gender identity...NOT sexual preference.
The questions I now pose are as follow:
1. Have you ever experienced a time when someone assumed something about you upon first meeting you that was not accurate?
2. What did they assume about you?
3. How did you respond?
Submissions should be one page in length...and since my zines are 1/2 size I would suggest completing two 1/2 pages for yr submission. I am not yet sure of a due date...it will have to depend upon the response or lack of response I receive from this posting.
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Thank you!
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This sounds pretty interesting. Because of the many wacky interests that I've had, I've found myself in this type of situation on several occasions. I'm not sure that my particular experiences would be all that interesting to others, however...
I get this sort of thing at skating ALOT, often from young kids. I've had some classic questions (for instance, skating backwards and a kid asked if I was training for the Olympics. I laughed so hard I nearly fell.) I might do a few if you'd be interested.
Hi, this sounds interesting, however I get inaccurate assumptions made about me practically every day and everywhere I go...it would be pretty difficult to pin down just one example and answer in the structured way you have requested. Also, would you like your answers returned in that manner (ie. 1)...... 2)... 3)....) or all as one flowing piece?
One more thing, when you said that "many people assume that all transgender individuals are gay", did you mean that they assume that their chosen gender is gay or that their biological sex is? Eg. Do you mean that the assumption would be made that a transman is attracted to men or that the transman would be (wrongly) assumed to be a lesbian?
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Some recipes look so pretty and taste so yummy it's hard to believe how simple they are to prepare.
Chicken Bundles are one of those recipes. The recipe has six ingredients and can be made in less than 30 minutes.
It also is further proof that anything mixed with cream cheese and wrapped in a crescent roll results in something tasty.
There was one change made to the original recipe. To give it a fancier look, sprinkle the top with parsley and sesame seeds.
The bundles are perfect for dinner or a nice lunch with friends. They also are best served fresh because they can get soggy if reheated in the microwave.
Follow the instructions when they say to pinch the seams closed and pat into a square. After trying both ways, patting the dough into a square worked better than trying to use a rolling pin.
Alternate versions of the recipe are endless.
Substitute canned chicken for ham or, if you're a tuna person, make a tuna version.
Give the pockets an Italian flair with Italian seasonings or basil. Maybe sprinkle parmesan cheese on top as well.
Felling a bit spicy? Add Mexican spices to give it a bit of a kick. Adding barbeque sauce or flavoring also could be an option.
To avoid having to mix all the right seasonings, use cream cheese that already is seasoned.
Add vegetables for more of a down-home, pot pie kind of taste.
The possibilities are as unlimited as your imagination and taste buds allow.
For a side to this dish, Zucchini Parmesan did the trick. It is becoming the time of year when vegetables can be found fresh from a garden or farmers market.
Also, the recipe claims to only have 51.6 calories per serving.
Cooking zucchini in the oven is probably better than my previous favorite way to cook zucchini, deep-fried. Baking might become a preferred option.
It might change the calorie count but brushing the zucchini with olive oil also could be good.
The recipe also probably would work with yellow squash.
Becca Owsley can be reached at (270) 505-1741.
Chicken Bundles
4 ounces cream cheese, softened (notice, if you use a bar of cream cheese, this is only half of it)
13 ounce canned chicken (or equivalent cooked chicken)
1 tablespoon sesame seeds
1/4 teaspoon parsley (a little more if you want to use it to garnish the top)
2 cans crescent rolls (leave in refrigerator until ready to use)
1 tablespoon finely chopped onion or dried minced onion
Combine the above ingredients except the crescent rolls and mix well.
Open one eight-count package crescent rolls. Do not divide into triangles. Keep every two triangles together, forming four rectangles.
Pinch the seams closed and pat each one out into a larger square. Put a spoonful of chicken and cream cheese mixture into the center of each square. Fold the corners up into the center, layering like flower petals so the roll is sealed.
Repeat for each rectangle. Two packages of rolls should make eight pockets.
Place on a lightly greased cookie sheet and bake at 375 degrees until golden brown, about 15-20 minutes.
Easy Zucchini Parmesan
1 cup sliced zucchini
1 teaspoon grated parmesan cheese
I Can't Believe It's Not Butter, Original Buttery Spray, 10 sprays; or enough melted butter to brush onto the zucchini.
Line a baking sheet with aluminum foil, then coat with some non-stick cooking spray. Place the zucchini slices on the pan, then spritz them with the butter spray. Sprinkle the parmesan cheese on top and then pop them in the oven.
Broil for a few minutes - until the cheese starts to brown. Eat while warm.
This recipe makes one serving. Increase the ingredients depending on the number of people served.
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The Sun - in the prime of its life.Source: SOHO (ESA & NASA)
Average Distance from the Earth: 149.6 million km (1.0 AU)
1 392 000 km (109 x that of Earth)
1.989 x 1030 kg (333 000 x that of Earth)
27.28 days (Synodic Period) 25.38 days (Sidereal Period)
5 500°C (surface) 15 000 000°C (core)
273 m/s2 (27.9 x that of Earth)
The Sun is the star at the centre of our Solar System. It is the largest object in the Solar System, containing 99.86% of its total mass. Due to its great mass, the Sun's gravity dominates the Solar System and holds all of the planets in orbit. The energy it produces through nuclear fusion provides the light and heat for our family of planets.
The Sun is located in an outer spiral arm of the Milky Way Galaxy, approximately 28,000 light-years from the Galaxy's centre. The Sun goes around the Galaxy once every 220 million years. This length of time is known as a Cosmic Year. The Sun's path around the Galaxy is not flat, but goes up and down like a merry-go-round, passing through the plane of the Galaxy every 30 million years.
The Sun is an average yellow, main sequence star of spectral type G2 V. It is middle-aged, at least 4.6 billion years old with an expected lifespan of 10 - 12 billion years.
The Sun is a massive ball of very hot gasses held together by gravity. It is composed mostly of hydrogen (70% by mass) and helium (28%), as well as small amounts of other elements such as oxygen, nitrogen and carbon. It has no solid surface but its atmosphere has several layers.
The Inner Core has only 1.5% of the Sun's volume but half of its mass, and it is here that the nuclear fusion reactions which power the Sun occur. Deep within the Sun hydrogen atoms are fused to form helium, a process which releases incredible amounts of energy.
The energy produced in the inner core must travel out through the Sun's interior. During this journey, which can take millions of years, the energy is transformed into the light and heat that is essential for life on Earth.
The heat and light finally escape from a thin shell called the Photosphere. It is this region of the Sun we can observe and it is sometimes referred to as the surface. The photosphere has a granulated appearance arising from convection currents, like boiling water in a saucepan. There are dark, cooler patches on the photosphere called sunspots, and sometimes large eruptions, called solar flares, send energy and material out into space. Both are associated with the Sun's magnetic field.
Surrounding the photosphere are two more regions. The first is a thin shell called the chromosphere. The other is the outermost part of the Sun's atmosphere called the corona which extends far out into space and is very hot. Both of these regions were first seen during total solar eclipses.
Hi Meaghan,
Thanks for your question. According to NASA, the next total eclipse of the Sun will take place on Wednesday 22nd July 2009. This eclipse will not be visible from Australia however the NASA website will tell you where it can be seen.
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