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Isn't this camera basically the S90 without the ability to shoot RAW?
The very excellent (I bought one!) Panasonic TZ7 can now be had for under £200 which has to be a stonking bargain for a camera which would probably equal or better this one for image quality.
How does the reader interpret the image quality score of 9 for 300 HS vs for thirds vs dslr aps sensor equipped products? Would be useful, in my opinion, to get a relative image score (against other compacts in its class) & also an absolute image quality score.
For example, does the Canon EOS 550D and Canon IXUS 300 HS (both score 9) have identical image quality if you review the output without regard for the device?
The image quality score interpretation will become even more confusing as future cameras do not fit comfortably into the existing categories, e.g. Sony NEX-5.
GerryD: IMO it would be impossible to have an "absolute" score for image quality; it can only be relative. For example if you were to use digital medium format cameras costing many thousands of pounds as the standard, then even the highest-end full-frame dSLRs would end up with a relatively average IQ score - which would hardly be fair.
Your review makes for interesting reading. I was looking forward to this review with anticipation, especially as it's the 1st compact Canon have used a CMOS sensor in so was expecting good things. I was disappointed to read the auto focus feature on this model as being 'sluggish' in low light conditions, as this is partly what this model was hailed as by Canon.AlsoI feel ( probably as will most member of the public who are interested in purchasing a compact), that the price this has debued at is just too high to be competative at present.I also feel Canon could have made the zoom more versatile, i.e. zooming in more than 3.8x, the wide angle bit is probably about right to avoid barrel distortion. Maybe they'll introduce a DIGIC 5 processor?!to speed opeartion up. I think these are my main bones of contention and until Canon improve on the overall perfromance of this camera, my money stays where it is! Come on Canon, i want to buy an IXUS with CMOS sensor as they're good, but just no way at this price for that tech spec!
"Isn't this camera basically the S90 without the ability to shoot RAW?"
While I can see why you might think that, it's not. The manual controls aren't as extensive or as accessible as on the S90 and this has HD video as well as a host of other modes made for the ixus user over more technical users. The sensors are also different, this is CMOS (like in SLRs), the S90 is a special CCD made for low light scenarios. Basically - this is for everyone (all be it a rich everyone), the S90 is more prosumer in my opinion.
Having used this out and about, it's stonking at low-light shots.
I've got an S90 and was very interested to see how the CMOS would work out in comparison and it does a great job. Easily one of the best low-light performers I've seen. Yes, it's expensive, but Canon always put a crazy entry price then slash it after not long at all.
I didn't get any lag with focus to be honest though did most of my shooting in a restaurant, so my tests weren't rigorous. It was just great having a pocketable, reasonable megapixeled camera that handles low-light and has stereo HD video. I really liked the size as well - MUCH more pocketable than my S90.
Oh, and having had a TZ7 before - yes, £200 is a good price for it, but this delivers MONUMENTALLY better low-light performance and I found it quite a bit zippier too.
I have had this a month now and found it a excellent point and shoot with just enough to temp you into photography. I think it is awesome for the size. Lacks in the optical Zoom but has everything else, good low light performance and HS means exactly that it is fast. I have never been so excited after buying a product as i have this. I am now looking at photography totally in a differnet way. and have started playing with all the settings. Never been bothered before. This has made me want to get a Super-Zoom camera or even a beginners DSLR. :)
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It' s a nice app. However, when I use a theme like Basic Black, which is easy to my eyes, the notes are unreadable. Very annoying. It should be possible to set the notes background color.
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Just started trying some iPhone app development. XCode would get me there, eventually, I suppose. This book, though, let's you fly, with its approach which is new to me and understandable (previous experience in VB6). Such clarity, examples that work, friendly positive style of writing (not too wordy, just right). Am writing the examples in Excel (for convenience) and saving as text (tab delimited) then renaming to .html, Seems to work so far. Can't stop!
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I was just interested in loading the chapter 3 example from files. Three changes:1. iPhone.js: negate the test to "if !(url.match(/jon..."2. copy 'desktop.css' from chapter 2 and drop it in with the files3. copy 'images/manga.png' from ch 2 and drop it in the /images folderAm loving this book, by the way.
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For those reviewers or readers having problems with the sample code in Ch 3, please note, the author noted on pg 39 that there was a snippet of code that has to be changed in order for the pages to work correctly.Symptom: page loads fine but when a link is clicked (About, Blog, On Call, etc) the screen flickers but returns to the menuFix: change the URL in the sample file "iPhone.js" (close to the bottom) that by default reads "/jonathanstark.com/". Change this URL to the domain that you have copied the sample files into and have used in your browser to load the page with.Excellent book Jonathan, thank you for your wonderful book. Keep up the good work!
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This must be the best book on mobile development out there. I've read a lot of books explaining new languages or technologies and this one ticks every box. The style is informative and friendly, the author races through the various technologies involved and even for seasoned coders there are a few clever tips thrown in. Granted, for someone without any knowledge of jQuery, a web tutorial or two might be advisable, but this book is phenomenal in that it makes writing apps for the iPhone possible for those who don't use a Mac or who don't want to have to learn objective-C. This author even shows how to make the leap to Mac development if and when the reader feels ready. This book in short enables users with only a moderate grasp of web programming to write apps for the iPhone, without spending one bean other than the cost of the book. How can you not love this guy?One minor criticism, and I did read all of them here, the chapter on debugging is a little hard to follow for someone without any experience of it. But skip it, nobody debugs.Other than that, even if this Chapter 3 problem is genuine, this book is worth the outlay, it's a revelation.
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The average tenant will treat it as semi-disposable, so do not expect to get it back in the same condition you left it. I've found the best way to keep the tenant from soing outright stupid things is to be sure you keep it in great shape. Everything should work and be proper and clean. As soon as they see you let something slip, they will double the bet.
That's my biggest concern. There's a chance I won't have to rent it assuming our savings are where I want them this time next year. We'll see how it plays out. Worst case, I think the benefits of taking the year outwiegh the thought of someone damaging the house (though I hate the thought of that).
Congratulations. Getting away for a leave ia on our radar prior to retirement, which is at least a decade off. I would have to manage some responsibilities from afar (internet, sat phone, etc), but hope to be able to at some point.
I've moved so much that I have rented a prior house along the way. In fact, I rented one for about 10 years (back in the last real estate crash). Be very careful.
The average tenant will treat it as semi-disposable, so do not expect to get it back in the same condition you left it. I've found the best way to keep the tenant from soing outright stupid things is to be sure you keep it in great shape. Everything should work and be proper and clean. As soon as they see you let something slip, they will double the bet.
If you're away, be sure to have someone that will manage the property and has a checkbook to fix things.
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|Glad to hear that was the decision. I didn't weigh in a year ago, but that's the advice I would've given. Keep at it and fair winds.
Hey guys, I just noticed this thread kept rolling after I left it a little over a year ago. I want to thank everyone for their input. I enjoyed reading all of the thoughful, reasoned responses; and have pulled a few good considerations from them even after the fact.
Just to close the loop, we ended up building a house in Florida (prices were VERY attractive, and we capitalized on the low interest rates), and we are now keeping the boat at a great marina nearby.
The folks who said the operating costs of a home were high were certainly not joking. Interest, insurance, property tax, landscaping service, utilities, etc, etc, etc can certainly take a toll (not to mention the operating costs of the boat as well); but all in all I am pleased with the decision.
I am happy to say that this is not the end of the story though. Beginning next month we are going to begin the process of downsizing, and getting things in order for a year's leave of absence in the Caribbean.
The house will go up for rent beginning Nov 2012, the first of our vehicles is getting sold next month (doesn't get much use anyway), furniture and personnal effects will go into storage, and we'll go from there. Right now I am working on a rough itinerary, routing, and am in the middle of outfitting the boat for longer-term cruising.
While it's not the "all or nothing" answer I thought we'd be living by this stage, it's a pretty solid compromise. I'm hoping we use this opportunity to reassess our priorities, and enjoy some MUCH needed decompression.
Thanks again.
|Count me in for supporting the boat now. You are young and now is the time to test your mettle and the relationship with your spouse regarding living aboard. It isn't for everybody and may not be for your spouse after experiencing it for a while. Better to know that up front and deal with it then wait decades, build up the wealth, properties, etc. and find your pay-off dream dashed on the rocks of an unwilling spouse. Or worse, face the financial and emotional torment of pursuing your dream at the expense of shedding/losing a spouse. Look around, there a plenty of boats up for sale in the Carib. that are monuments to a failed trial period, and there lots of now single folks who lost the significant other in pursuit of a late in life dream.
|My opinion, only you can answer your question. You have to be true to yourself and what you want out of life, versus what society, family, friends, think you ought to do. I spent many years in corporate america, owned a couple of businesses, and two homes. I was only ever really happy on my limited time off doing what I do now full-time. I don't miss cleaning rooms I never used, 6 day work weeks, or car payments. I had the money to travel, but only could get away long weekends. Now, my cars a little older, I cook my steak and crab legs myself and buy $7 wine and it's the PERFECT life for me. My family however, thinks I've gone insane.... so, be true to yourself, you only get one turn at this. At your age and family situation, you have the time and flexibility to figure what that is out, you just have to go after it.
|When your young the sky is the limit. Go live on a boat it is really a wonderful lifetime experience. Very few things that you do in your life you will remember with clarity. The years of your life living on a boat will be remembered and larger than life when the story is being told. As you grow older and find out that there is something to say about throwing a ball to your dog, planting some flowers, the smell of the house on turkey day, sitting in the hot tub, a big comfortable chair in which to fall asleep while watching a movie with a nice 7.1 system. You may even change your mind on the kid thing. It is funny, you never realize that are things in the world that you love more than yourself. If you ever have a child in your life, yours, adopted, neighbors, whatever it will dawn on you why you are really here. This is one heck of a ride, there are no instructions.
While I can understand and agree with your point of view, I'll have to disagree with the view that the right piece of real estate is not a good investment. You're quite correct that market timing is very important in all investments, that is why I earlier suggested to not wait more that 2 or 3 years in real estate. I could be wrong since I don't own a crystal ball, but I believe this market recovery is going to take awhile this time around, especially considering what is now going on in Europe. The right real estate is a good investment bought at the right time for the right price, and even though you never completely own the property as you point out, taxes and repairs/improvements should be considered as a cost of doing business. I don't think you have to be lucky with market timing in real estate, if you spend some time understanding what is going on in that market. Historically real estate goes through boom and bust periods, with the boom almost always longer than the bust. Booms generally run for about 7 to 10 years, and busts generally last a 2 or 3 years. One key indicator to be watching is what percentage of the population can afford real estate, or how affordable is real estate to the population. If the affordability starts decreasing, then that is a tip off that the market is reaching for the top. Saying that, I think this time around the bust is going to break the norm, and appreciation is going to be slow for some years to come...but this can be a good thing. The upside to slow appreciation is it makes real estate ownership more affordable to the masses, and a good time to get into real estate before the market starts to take off again. Notice that I talk about real estate investing as an investment, not in the vein of making a home. Turning the investment into a home that you own forever will not make you any money, except if it can be rented out at a profit when not being used.
I'm completely on board with your plan to be a live aboard, but I see nothing wrong with investing at the right time in the right vehicle.
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Given this info, buying a house makes even less sense: why would you want an investment that isn't guaranteed to do better than anything else, that's hard to liquidate on your schedule, and then factor in closing costs at both sides??? And don't believe the "you need a tax deduction" hype: even if you're in the top income bracket, you get back what, a third of the money you spent on interest? The other 2/3 went to the bank and made THEM money, not you. If you're only going to be in a location for 3 years you're very early in the mortgage; look at the amortization schedule and you'll realize almost NONE of the money you spent on payments goes against principal. That means that you won't have accumulated any savings in the house. I still believe that the only way to make money on a house (greater than the rate of inflation long-term) is to be extremely lucky with market timing, or to invest a lot of sweat equity. This from someone who has bought and sold about a dozen houses, moving whereever Uncle Sam sent us (and that meant we had the added bonus of all our closing costs being covered as part of the relocation package) and owning a kitchen-bath remodel business so we had the inside track on the sweat-equity "investments." Now living on the boat for the past 8 years and we have far far more disposable income than we ever did in the house. Also more free time to play instead of mowing the lawn and cleaning leaves out of the gutters.
That you're asking the question may be it's own answer. Live on the boat, enjoy the boat! Buy the house ONLY when there's no question in your mind that you really, really, want to own a house because it suits your lifestyle at the time...but not as an investment, not because it's the thing you "should" be doing now.
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"the program" is only in your own mind. Who cares what the 20something sheep are doing? Are you really worried about getting behind the establishment curve or missing out on some great suburban opportunity?
You know what the number one cause of midlife crises is? Following "the plan" in your 20s, and waking up one morning and realizing just how much life you missed out on.
Do it, do it, do it, do it, do it NOW!
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As for the house... I am going to hold off on making that decision until we move stateside (in about 3 years). In the mean time we are going to take the advice of the majority here and make our lives what we want them to be without regard to "the program".
That you're asking the question may be it's own answer. Live on the boat, enjoy the boat! Buy the house ONLY when there's no question in your mind that you really, really, want to own a house because it suits your lifestyle at the time...but not as an investment, not because it's the thing you "should" be doing now.
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The objective of this cooperative research project: (1) determine if a topologically based general linear mixed model statistical approach is applicable for the analysis of the effects of site-specific and conventional management practices which occur at similar or different times and locations on commercial farms; (2) develop a cooperative project between a commercial farm and ARS research to determine if the proposed statistical/geographical information system (GIS) analysis process is applicable for commercial farms and if it can be formulated into a farmer/consultant friendly approach when crops are grown on a rotational basis; and (3) determine the utility of aplications of wireless technology to capture, share, and transfer spatial information about farm operations so that it strengthens the ability of farms to complete analyses of their farm operation.
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Work will be done in fields on a cooperator farm that rotates crops. Define experimental units in a unique way so that independence among control and management treatments is achieved. The analysis process uses the spatial demographics modeled in the GIS to create zones of conventional agricultural practice within commercial production fields. Experimental precision agricultural practices are evaluated against conventional practices by use of smaller floating plots imbedded within the larger zones by spatially including the necessary information into a prescription file used by the VR controller. The various agricultural practices are evaluated using analysis of covariance to obtain regression effects describing the plot demographics. Using geospatial information the spatial correlation structure describing the relationships among plot residuals can be modeled. Wireless systems networks are developed to communicate commands and feedback information among personnel, computers, and field variable rate equipment.
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This project completed a communication project for the farm. Yield monitor data were collected on grain crops. This project contributes to Objectives 1 and 2 of above inhouse project. ADODR monitored this project by receiving reports from the scientist that completed the communication project for the farm.
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Monday July 23rd, 2012 4:38pm
Notre Dame played its 10th game this weekend, so the RPI officially attained its requisite sample size and, as a result, the NCAA released the offiicial RPI yesterday and today IL brings your our first stab at the 2011 men's DI bracketology.
Because there's so much to be determined on the AQ front with conference tournaments deciding things this weekend and next, this batch of bracketology breaks down the field first by identifying the likely AQs, then the locks for at-large berths, then comparing resumes of teams on the bubble — not in the lead (or not eligible) for their league AQs, but without strong enough resumes to be considered locks.
A refresher on the selection criteria: it doesn't consider a team's own RPI, but puts an emphasis on strength of schedule, average RPI of wins, average RPI of losses and wins against top competition, among other criteria.
Click here for the DI Tournament Selection Criteria from the 2011 Men's Lacrosse NCAA Handbook.
Leader: Stony Brook (4-0)
Challengers: UMBC (3-1), Hartford (2-2), Binghamton (2-2)
The Seawolves travel to Vermont this weekend for their final league game and will host Binghamton in the first round. Hartford and UMBC play this weekend to potentially determine the No. 2 and No. 3 seeds and set up a rematch just four days later in the AE semis with a Hawk win. Binghamton could jump to the third seed with a win over Albany and a Hartford loss.
Leader: Hofstra (4-1)
Challengers: Penn State (4-1), Delaware (4-1)
Hofstra and Penn State play this weekend to potentially determine the CAA top seed. If Hofstra wins and Delaware beats UMass, the Blue Hens sit on top. If Penn State wins, they'll take the regular season crown. If Hoftsra and UMass win, the Pride are No. 1. If Hofstra doesn't win the CAA AQ, they're likely on the "bubble-in," though their best RPI wins are Princeton and Colgate, and a Penn State win would help solidify their resume. (The situation is explained in fuller detail here.)
Leader: Denver (5-0)
Challenger: Loyola (4-2)
The Pioneers have Fairfield, the No. 3 seed in the ECAC tournament, this week and then host the tourney next weekend. They're a lock to get an at-large berth if they don't win the AQ. Loyola is squarely on the bubble and a Denver win would probably be enough to get in, but that means they'd have won the AQ, anyway.
Leader: Cornell (5-0)
Challengers: Penn (4-2), Yale (3-2)
The Big Red will host the Ivy League tournament as the top seed, and the remainder of the league scenarios, while complex, aren't nearly as convoluted as last year. Penn is in as an at-large at this point, while Yale probably needs at least one more quality win to get in.
Leader: Detroit (4-1)
Challenger: Siena (4-1)
The Titans beat Siena, so if they take care of business at Marist (the likely No. 3 seed in the tournament) and the Saints beat 2-10 VMI, Detroit will be the top seed in the MAAC Tournament at Canisius in two weekends. The MAAC is historically the most difficult conference to pick a winner, and will be a one-team NCAA Tournament league this year.
Leader: Bucknell (6-0)
Challengers: Colgate (5-1), Army (4-2)
The Bison beat Colgate last week to clinch the regular season title and host this weekend's tournament. Army and Colgate's RPI and SOS will benefit from their first round rematch, and the winner's playing (presumably) Bucknell again. The Bison are locks if they don't get the AQ thanks to their wins over Villanova, Penn State and Colgate. Army has a better at-large shot than Colgate because of their win over Cornell. The Raiders probably need to win the AQ because a win over Army isn't likely to end up a top 20 RPI win, though it's possible if the Black Knights upset Hopkins in the season's last week.
Syracuse (12-1)
1-5: Villanova, Duke
6-10: Johns Hopkins, Virginia, Denver
10-20: Princeton, Georgetown
Notre Dame (10-0)
1-5: Villanova, Duke
6-10: Denver
10-20: Penn State, Georgetown
Johns Hopkins (10-2)
1-5: None
6-10: Virginia
10-20: Maryland, North Carolina
Villanova (9-3)
1-5: None
6-10: None
10-20: Penn State, Penn, Princeton
Duke (11-5)
1-5: None
6-10: Virginia, Virginia
10-20: Maryland, North Carolina, Loyola, Georgetown
Maryland (10-3)
1-5: Duke
6-10: Virginia
10-20: North Carolina, Georgetown
Virginia (8-5)
1-5: Cornell
6-10: None
10-20: North Carolina, Stony Brook
Penn (8-4)
1-5: Duke
6-10: Bucknell
10-20: Princeton, Yale
North Carolina (9-5)
1-5: None
6-10: None
10-20: Maryland, Penn, Princeton
Army (9-4)
1-5: Cornell
6-10: None
10-20: None
Yale (10-2)
1-5: None
6-10: None
10-20: Princeton, Georgetown
Loyola (8-3)
1-5: None
6-10: None
10-20: Georgetown
Colgate (9-4)
1-5: None
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Re: Trailer light genius needed
Excellent! It is so very often the ground on trailers.
Re: Trailer light genius needed
Cool...those damn ground connections are usually the culprit.
Re: Trailer light genius needed
Got it!
First, thanks everyone for the insight, especially you geehaw because your post sounded so sure, I decided to try the jumpers before headed out for more tools.
Well, connecting trailer to car frame did nothing so I decided to try one last thing. I connected the jumper cables my ground screw head on the trailer and ran it back to the main part of the trailer--BANG. Got all lights.
I think now that I have what is referred to as a tilt trailer. The tongue has a pin at the mid point which when released would allow the boat to tilt up while the rest of the trailer remains on the ground. I figure that not only does the tongue section have limited contact to the largest part of the trailer, mine surely has plenty of rust in there.
Headed for a long enough wire to reach the back--and barring any other unforeseen mishap, the Apollo will be taking her maiden voyage this weekend!
Re: Trailer light genius needed
I don't know a lot about trailers so this could be normal but mine is adjustable/extendable and there appears to be quite a bit of rust in there. I'm wondering if my ground is insufficient because the the contact point between the main part of the trailer and that extendable tongue arm has built up rust???
Re: Trailer light genius needed
I ordered a T-one wiring harness from etrailer.com that they said was specific for my pontiac vibe. Followed their video as they performed the setup on "my" vehicle. I went through it all again yesterday and there is absolutely no way to plug in any wires incorrectly as turn signal plugs are different sizes. Even though I didn't think it was necessary, I removed the in-car ground and sanded the car paint to bare metal and re-set the ground.
Wasn't exactly sure what to do with the voltmeter once I get one this morning, that clarifies a lot. You seem to be saying that it is possible that the factory wire colors could be wrong???
"On some vehicles that use separate turn and brake light filaments, you may have to get an adapter to combine them into your trailer 3 wire plus ground plug."
I don't really understand this but it sounds like it may be the issue however, my trailer light plug has one green, one yellow, one white, and two brown wires that plug into the same, except the car side plug has one brown. I assume that the trailer side plug combines the two brown as there are just four plugs to match the car-side plug.
I hope I don't need an adapter though because I don't know what to look for and then, won't know how to hook it up!
captain_kelly, geehaw,
I am pretty much 100% sure that the wiring is all correct which is why I have painstakingly worked and re-worked the ground--with no results. I am going to try the jumper cable ground before going for new tools.
One thing though. If it is an insufficient ground, I'm not sure how I would add a heavier wire. Would I do that by cutting it off the car-side plug and attaching a heavier wire there and running it to the trailer?
A couple other thoughts on grounding.
The light kit I bought came with a very tiny O-ring thingy where the ground screw attached, would a heavier one help?
I don't know a lot about trailers so this could be normal but mine is adjustable/extendable and there appears to be quite a bit of rust in there. I'm wondering if my ground is insufficient because the the contact point between the main part of the trailer and that extendable tongue arm has built up rust???
Again, thanks for your help everyone
Re: Trailer light genius needed
Your problem is very indicative of a bad ground. If you have jumper cables use them to make a ground and see if your problem goes away. If they are long enough to go from the ground on the vehicle to the trailer that is best. Just look for some good bare metal on both trailer and vehicle. Use both leads for a better chance of good ground. Greg
Re: Trailer light genius needed
Originally Posted by TBApollo View Post
I removed the ground, replaced the screw and sanded the contact point to bare metal and sanded the place that contacts the trailer ball.
I had similar problems with my trailer. It turned out to be an insufficient ground.
(I don't understand your sentence above regarding the trailer ball. Are you using the trailer ball as part of your ground circuit?)
Neosec's diagram is correct and will work IF you have a good ground connection between the vehicle and the trailer. If you don't have a good ground wire connected to your vehicle that mates with the white wire in the trailer harness that is securely bolted/screwed to the trailer frame, try installing one. Or try using a set of jumper cables to connect the tow vehicle frame to the boat trailer as a test to see if a better ground will get this working.
On my trailer I had a ground wire connected correctly, but it turned out that it was too small of a wire to do the job. Once I added a second, larger ground wire, all my weird trailer light issues went away.
Re: Trailer light genius needed
Suggest you measure voltage at each contact on the vehicle plug. Start with the "tail", lights on, find 12 volts and record the color. Then turn on the the right turn light and find the contact, record color, same for left turn.
Open up the trailer wires and match accordingly to the plug. "Tail lights first until only the trailer "Tail" lights are on. Then, right & left turn lights. On some vehicles that use separate turn and brake light filaments, you may have to get an adapter to combine them into your trailer 3 wire plus ground plug.
Paul T
Re: Trailer light genius needed
Originally Posted by TBApollo View Post
It WAS fun, just owning a boat (finally) and working on it. The fun is gone, ready to sail!
I bought a four flat wire set specifically for my vehicle and bought brand new lights and wiring for the trailer. Nothing happens if I turn the car lights on BUT if I turn off the car lights, the trailer break lights work. Either/both turn signals causes both trailer lights to flash simultaneously (like hazard lights) -- the car lights do what they are supposed to in each situation (running lights, turn signals, breaks, etc).
I removed the ground, replaced the screw and sanded the contact point to bare metal and sanded the place that contacts the trailer ball. Checked, double, and triple checked correct wiring...Nothing. Obviously the lights are getting power, any ideas?
Any help would be appreciated!
Re: Trailer light genius needed
Wow that tester is dirt cheap. I'm going to pick up both the tester and a voltmeter tomorrow first thing.
Unless the factory mixed up wire colors, everything is hooked up right. I suppose the new tools will clarify that.
I re-drilled the trailer side ground today because I found that whoever set it up before me had set it on an uneven seam-- thought for sure I had it--but nooo!
Not sure what to do if/when I find a problem with voltmeter other than trace wires for damage but as I said, all wiring and lights are brand spanking new.
Will post what I find...thanks for all the help!
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Ramsey admits it took time for the team to settle but says it is all systems go from here on in.
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You will experience colors fading (possibly streaking) and the black not appearing as bold as before when your toner cartridge is about to run out. In order to purchase a new laser toner cartridge, you will need to know the model number of the cartridge and the manufacturer of your laser printer. You may need to extract the cartridge from the printer in order to read the information.
This depends on frequency of use and the model of your laser printer. Businesses run through a significant amount laser printer cartridges because they often have many users utilizing one printer at the same time. Home users may go through a cartridge quickly if they are printing a multitude of colored documents.
Some consumers keep replacement cartridges in mind when purchasing their laser printer. Some printers accept few or more printer cartridges. This can be cost efficient in the long term because each cartridge holds particular colors respectively, so the user can utilize all of the colors it contains. When colors are mixed within one cartridge, the user may run out of one color used often and have to replace the entire cartridge though there were other colors still available within the cartridge. The number of accepted laser cartridges will vary amongst makes and models.
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Firefall was first shown to the public way back in 2010, but nearly four years later, it still hasn't officially released. The free-to-play MMO shooter has been in open beta for the past yearalmost to the daywhich in many cases is the same as being 'released' in all but name, but not in this case, according to Red 5 Studios CEO James Macauley. This month's launch won't just pull down the 'open beta' label, it's also Firefall's "biggest update ever."
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The old expression about "the best laid plans" is facing a test in Afghanistan where there is an increasing lack of qualified people to carry out President Obama's desire for developing the economic aspects of Afghan society. The president wants experts such as agronomists or economists or legal experts or those qualified to stimulate farm production to head for Asia as part of a civilian "surge" that supposedly was to team with a military one in order to foster economic development. Defense Department press secretary Goeff Morrell admitted that we are "not going to be able to provide the 'civilian surge' in the near future and the need is now." The State Department created a Civilian Response Corps but it lacks adequate funding and will also face the reality of lack of trained personnel.
As so often has happened over the past eight years when there is lack of military personnel or lack of civilian volunteers, the only ones who can fill the void are members of the Reserves. Most probably they will be drafted to fill the needs and will receive much less pay than what is being offered civilians who go to Afghanistan.