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SparkFun Electronics Comments urn:uuid:214d0e4e-f1b1-d287-ce26-ac5b4c9f8249 2017-06-23T04:27:37-06:00 SparkFun Electronics j.tilghman on AVC 2012! j.tilghman urn:uuid:2eafad78-c472-0495-8592-bdfa8361efb3 2012-06-19T12:33:12-06:00
Anyway to see the AVC that was streamed ? As I didn't see it when it was live. :(
 bob.cook on AVC 2012! bob.cook urn:uuid:3976ce03-c815-fa43-cb6c-25951f015df6 2012-06-17T16:09:58-06:00
Oh yeah, not a terrible burn but definitely red like a SparkFun shirt. Seriously needed the sunblock.
 jago lee on AVC 2012! jago lee urn:uuid:cc2f9d48-3c58-bf41-4b4e-99aea5241036 2012-06-17T12:42:57-06:00
Yes!
 AngusP on AVC 2012! AngusP urn:uuid:e34a5cea-4596-6e2d-9dfd-2f65138c3e5a 2012-06-17T07:05:31-06:00
I think Ustream reduces the quality until it can stream indefinitely without buffering…. which sucks for those of us on slower networks, but hey, it was still great to watch.
 Rambo on AVC 2012! Rambo urn:uuid:9e1fddbf-d6ac-54d2-fca6-b6a49dd60836 2012-06-17T03:41:25-06:00
The funniest moment was when the audio was chopped up as Robert said "Sm-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oth!"…
 Calif on AVC 2012! Calif urn:uuid:9164591b-59da-8ee5-b445-e0abed5df258 2012-06-16T22:14:39-06:00
So you had to answer 5000 capchas to get a working stream.
 mfonk on AVC 2012! mfonk urn:uuid:930ea7ef-92fb-eb01-f9d6-b1f848145e0d 2012-06-16T21:36:31-06:00
Best day EVAR!
 HelicopterGuy on AVC 2012! HelicopterGuy urn:uuid:f87e8345-8dc9-4d1a-0d73-ab8eb5eb3302 2012-06-16T21:01:50-06:00
Had I been thinking, I would have put one of the Sparkfun flame stickers on my shoulder, so i'd have a cool Sparkfun Tantoo. Oh well, next year!
 Gravis on AVC 2012! Gravis urn:uuid:8c60085e-7775-824d-8ef8-f4eaf2195626 2012-06-16T20:21:50-06:00
so… anyone else sporting an AVC sunburn? :)
 chartle on AVC 2012! chartle urn:uuid:8084bd26-1230-0d99-b6d3-4e646f1784af 2012-06-16T15:57:59-06:00
Sorry if I sounded snarky, its just not as exciting without the sound.
 Single T on AVC 2012! Single T urn:uuid:24905f3d-84ee-87bb-244e-0992db8fbbaa 2012-06-16T15:36:17-06:00
It's autonomy man. That should be exciting enough!
 chartle on AVC 2012! chartle urn:uuid:27432590-3f5a-ce38-59ca-1ac98e7b6a25 2012-06-16T13:49:35-06:00
The band looks good.
 chartle on AVC 2012! chartle urn:uuid:36ac7eb9-f45b-098c-9d2a-26f048d94eae 2012-06-16T13:36:45-06:00
Now I have no sound except for the commercials.
 chartle on AVC 2012! chartle urn:uuid:0681ab7d-c0a6-ef5a-f81a-eeb30ceb17e4 2012-06-16T12:18:30-06:00
Is this more exciting in person?

Its like the BattleBots type event I went to years ago. 15 to 20 minutes of nothing and then 2 minutes of robots beating the crap out of each other.
 jago lee on AVC 2012! jago lee urn:uuid:46ddea88-59ac-9b5f-daa6-4e701346e02e 2012-06-16T10:50:43-06:00
I might move to boulder just to go to this every year, Boulder looks nice anyway.
 BBB on AVC 2012! BBB urn:uuid:51b5aafb-a254-065c-b10a-24f8f63a9e2f 2012-06-16T10:39:27-06:00
Yeah everything is very choppy, except for the ads. I guess I'll wait for the recap video
 chartle on AVC 2012! chartle urn:uuid:22c19375-ecfc-3a65-808a-7ab308bfdfe5 2012-06-16T10:05:31-06:00
Yea I hit refresh and much better now
 Alex on AVC 2012! Alex urn:uuid:8bd44e2a-2538-0f56-ade5-8ab55a79e797 2012-06-16T09:56:53-06:00
Yeah, the audio is completely broken.

[edit] Oh, I clicked play again and now it's fine. Yay!
 Joel_Q on AVC 2012! Joel_Q urn:uuid:0dacf1db-c32b-dd0b-7176-47460c2edf28 2012-06-16T09:46:37-06:00
Does the audio sound choppy to anyone else?
 AdamB on AVC 2012! AdamB urn:uuid:c599dfe5-08a2-0485-c272-6d2447f64133 2012-06-16T09:07:08-06:00
So sad I couldn't be there this year. Will be interesting to do the 'remote viewing' experience at least.


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A nice hotel as well for business events as for holidays. We got a special price for the weekend and what we got for was great. A big room, nice and big bathroom. The furniture in the room is a bit old-fashioned but in a good condition. The breakfast was outstanding. They offer loads of sparetime activities!!
The location was fantastic The rooms need to be updated and the bar and restaurant are poor.
We had a good week in July / August 2010, the hotel is about an hour from Pisa. The hotel is up a steep drive about a mile long but has splendid views.
it was a little to old
sunbathed, dined, enjoyed the spectacular views. kids club spoiled the ambience of dinner on the terrace. The pplants along the connecting walkway were very dusty: it looked dirty and neglected.
The room was nice and clean Although there seemed to be plenty of free rooms, we first got a room that looked out on a dirty place and some rocks and where there was a constant noise of a machine. Only after complaining we got a better room.
Location There was no conditioner in my room, just bad ventilation. Sum funiture is broken.
Location is excellent Spa is very nice
The views are stunning. The receptionists (except one) were excellent and very courteous. One could hardly communicate with us.In the main, staff were very friendly. Lacks human warmth ! The 'atmosphere' was 'cold' and somewhat empty.The distance from local amenities was too far away. One needed a hire car or taxi. The taxi was no less than 20 euros one way. Taxis in general you should avoid. Pool area off limits.
The hotel is gorgeous and is in a perfect location in the mountains of Tuscany. The nearby city of Barga is fascinating to explore, as are all the small villages dotted around the hills. And there's plenty to see and do at Il Ciocco itself. All in all, an ideal holiday spot. The hotel doesn't have an iron for the use of the guests, and for the price of having a garment ironed, I could have bought new clothing. I'll bring my own iron next time I visit.

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Vociferous protests from politicians cutting across party lines in Nashik and Ahmednagar districts have begun over the proposed decision of the government to release three TMC's of water each from Mula, Bhandardara and Darna dams on November 28 and November 29.
The grim reality of the situation can be gauged from the state dam storage data of November 19 when one compares Nashik with Marathwada divisions. The water stock in major dams of Nashik division is as follows: Darna 93 per cent, Gangapur 77 per cent, Mukane 49 per cent, Bhavali 100 per cent, Kadva 91 per cent, Palkhed 86 per cent and Mula in Ahmednagar district 59 per cent.
As against this the water stock in major dams of Marathwada region is as follows: Urdhav Penganga 61 per cent, Vishnupuri 80 per cent, Jayakwadi 3 per cent, Majalgaon and Manjara both zero per cent. Although Urdhav Penganga and Vishnupuri are sufficiently full the two dams bordering the state are of no real use for Marathwada region.
The war over sharing water with Marathwada which received very scanty rainfall this monsoon has already intensified with former BJP MLA Amarsinha Pandit calling upon all party legislators and leaders from Marathwada to shed their ideological divide and wage an agitation for allocation of water from the Godavari river basin.
With the winter session of the state legislature due to start from December 10 at Nagpur, the issue is set to divide the state on regional lines.
However, barring him and NCPs Minister for Public Works (Infrastructure), Jaydutta Kshirsagar none of the political stalwarts from Marathwada like BJP MP Gopinath Munde, former Congress chief minister's Ashok Chavan and Shivajirao Nilangekar and others have made any significant demand as yet. On the other hand Nashik district Guardian Minister NCP's Chhagan Bhujbal and Congress minister for Agriculture Radhakrishna Vikhe-Patil have registered their staunch opposition to the move to release additional water to Marathwada.
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If you're looking for a new 4-inch iPhone, the iPhone 5S is no longer the best model you can buy. On March 21 Apple revealed the iPhone SE, a response to the people who still want a smaller iPhone. It's a seriously good piece of kit and if you have the money to shell out on a relatively pricey contract, it could be the perfect upgrade.
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There are improvements across the board. While the form factor has remained mostly the same (say for a couple of tweaks to the corners and chamfered edges), everything else is bang up to date with the latest iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus.
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You'll also get Apple Pay, 4K video recording, better slow-motion and Live Photos thrown in. Prices start from £359 upfront, and we'll update our other iPhone SE coverage when networks give us contract pricing.
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By smartphone standards the iPhone 5S is outright ancient. First released in 2013, with the rumoured approach of Apple's fabled iPhone 6S on the horizon, the iPhone 5S is close to becoming two phone generations old.
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What has surprised me most about the iPhone 5S is that I have not missed 5-inch phones as much as I thought I would. I sometimes struggle juggling bigger phones while on a train or bus so it's been a bit of a relief stepping down in screen size. That changed since I lived with the 5.5-inch LG G3. That phone looks like a tablet compared to the iPhone 5S but manages to remain easy to use because of clever ergonomic design. Other competitors like the Samsung Galaxy S5 and HTC One M8 aren't quite as slick to use.
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It's the Apple app store that makes iOS a great platform. As a mobile gamer the depth and breadth of titles is fantastic – Limbo, for example is a great little game that you can't get anywhere else. Generally the apps are still of higher quality and depth than you can get anywhere else.
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Cameras have become so important on mobiles that there are now some, like the Nokia Lumia 1020 and Samsung Galaxy Zoom, which are more camera than phone. I've found that the iPhone 5S's camera to be solid, but not as exceptional as some others. It is perfectly suited for snapping and reacts quickly, which is what I want from a phone camera, but there's not as much detail as you can get from the Galaxy S5 or LG G3.
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On the flip side the 5S's camera works well in lower-lit conditions. The multi-tonal flash provides some far softer and more realistically lit shots in pubs and restaurants when compared to the harsh white light of most LED or Xenon flashes. The 120fps slow motion video is also great. I wasn't that fussed when I first used it but it quickly makes videos looks more polished and special. Fantastic slow shots of my nephews and nieces jumping on a trampoline made me view it in a new light. The front camera also works well for video-chat as long as there's decent ambient light.
The iPhone 5S lacks a microSD card slot for memory expansion, but you can still get it in 16/32GB versions, Apple has discontinued the 64GB one. The catch is the extra storage is pricey – too pricey – each increment costs an extra £40 on top of the £459 base price. It all depends on your storage needs, but if you don't carry a load of movies or music with you 16GB (of which 13.6GB is usable) should be adequate, but for many the 32GB model will be optimal and I haven't managed to fill 32GB yet. At this price, though, the iPhone 5S is for big Apple fans only. The iPhone 6 is much better and you can now get much higher spec phones, like the Galaxy Note 4, for the same price.
One of the most talked about features of the iPhone 5S, and my personal favourite, is Touch ID. This is a fingerprint scanner located in the home button of the phone that lets you unlock it without requiring a PIN or password. It works brilliantly and I already find it irritating to use any phone with a PIN or gesture lock now. It may be a luxury, but I'm in no doubt that this feature, or one very like it, will be in every phone will have in a few years. It just makes using your phone on the move so much easier.
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After a few weeks of use I had a bit of an issue with call quality – essentially my voice appeared distant to the person on the other end. The issue resolved itself after a short while but it was irritating while it lasted. It was not isolated either, a quick hunt on the internet showed a few users had the same problem. This is no longer a problem but we do sometimes find that call quality on the iPhone 5S is poor in low reception areas.
In terms of stamina the iPhone 5S is good but not outstanding. If used sparingly you will get two full days of use without a charge, but play games or use intensive apps for a few hours and you will need to recharge it overnight. The good thing about the battery is that it charges very quickly and is predictable – the 5S never suddenly drops a load of charge while it's been sitting in my pocket.
On a day to day basis the iPhone 5S does everything I want it to do, and does the things I do most, better than any other phone I've used. It's not gimmicky and other than the lack of widgets and customisations there's not much I miss from using bigger Android phones. Apple has increased the screen size with the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus and thanks to a slick design it doesn't make a big difference to the ergonomics. If you can afford it we'd opt for one of the newer versions but if you like your phones petite then the iPhone 5S is the best you can get.
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"Will going from 32 to 64-bit benefit users? Well 64-bit will help the 3D graphical capabilities of the iPhone 5S. It's also required for high security apps. And Apple will need that for a unique new feature on the iPhone 5S, the fingerprint scanner."
Errr... that is simply not true. The move to 64 bit does not affect the 3D rendering pipeline in any meaningful way, and it certainly doesn't magically provide anything for high security apps.
64 bit is great for the desktop for memory and cpu intensive activities such as rendering and editing video. The fraction of a second better performance on usual phone applications is meaningless for iPhone 5s. The fingerprint scanner is just a distraction for being the same phone as last year. There is no innovation, no bigger screen, no additional button for quick instant camera function, list could go but Apple have lost new ideas.
I wonder how many people are like me and don't even bother with a lock screen at all, making the fingerprint sensor worthless. The screen is still dinky by today's standards which probably will cause people to jump to the Android wagon.
Who gives a damn about how big the screen is?! I can't believe big screens are still a thing! IT'S A PHONE NOT A TABLET! Call me old-fashioned, but I'm one of those people that actually wants my phone to fit in my pocket... much less, my hand! I mean what do you people do on your phones?! Watch a movie?! Um... hello! It's called A TV! Yeah we still have those! If you want a bigger screen get a tablet! The iPhone was built to be extremely efficient while also being EASY TO USE! That includes portability- fitting it into your pocket- and manageability- fitting it into your hand! I'm sorry, but when I have to call someone, I don't want to have to hold a tablet up to my face, so to speak. I mean what's next people?! The brick?!
What innovation does any other phone or Company do? All Samsung does is create really big screens. If Apple every fell to the same level as other Companies and created a 7" phone screens then everyone would love them. Don't bad mouth a company,because they feel differently on whats a good screen size.
LOL, so you call the following ideas "new" innovation?
Bigger screen
Extra button, for quick camera use.
What a joke.
Do you not understand how Apple produces phones? Every 2 years they give us a new design or model, however every opposite year they just update the current model. Quit bitching, because you didn't get what you want even though everyone knew the (s) phones don't change design, just internal mostly.
If Apple gave new design every year they would of been out of the phone business 2 years ago. The way they operate is how they have to operate, when they don;t produce 50 different models of phones like Andriod.
With all this discussion on wether or not Apple is done innovating, here is my take. I think the race between Apple and its competitors is a classic example of the Tortoise and the Hare (Apple being the Tortoise). I think that Apple knows that it is impossible to create astoundingly new and innovative products each year. So instead of throwing everything that it has into every new product, Apple is playing it safe, while it is actually innovating behind the scenes. Meanwhile, the Hare (Samsung, mainly), is running the race as fast as possible, delivering every new technology it creates, wether it is ready or not. Eventually, this will come to an end. In terms of the update from the S3 to the S4, this was view as a largely incremental update to the flagship Galaxy line. I believe that the smartphone market has grown and innovated so rapidly, that it would be in both company's interests to stop trying to one-up the competition, but instead focus on how they will be able to innovate for years to come. This is something I believe Apple figured out a couple years ago, and something Samsung is figuring out now. It will be interesting to see the smartphone market two or three years from now.
Those who do not lock their phone are high stake gamblers! Given the amount of personal data that is stored on a typical smartphone and the increasing threat from identity fraud, not taking security seriously is simply insane.
The addition of an effective finger print scanner in the new iPhone is a welcome addition, especially for those who hate lock screen PINs, and will hopefully encourage those who currently fail to secure their device to do so.
The screen size may still be small by comparison to some other devices but will equally serve many, who prefer a more manageable size phone, very well. I have GN2 and although it is sometimes nice to have the big screen I often wish I had a smaller lump to carry around!
Many Android users in fact pick up the smaller versions of the their large screen counterparts, thus the Samsung mini range. So I doubt this will cause an increase flocking to Android.
Hmm, A no-longer-acceptable paltry 4 in. 326 ppi screen is left in the competitions' pixel dust.. I phone s boasting the same screen as their now cheaper variant 5C? Non accessible battery and with nearly the same still poor talk time? (Don't throw those pocketed chargers away ifans!) Still inaccessible batteries and non-expandable memories i.e, no SIM or micro SD card slot? A now paltry 8 megapixel camera and a still primitive IOS 7 widget architecture?! Cmon iphone, if this is your best response to 5 to 6 inch HD front and rear displays and against stratospheric S Pens etc.Android products, then Steve Jobs is spinning a hole through his casket this week. Sorry Steve, (Jeff),seems I too will have to go get me a new Note 3 for the next couple of years.. maybe you'll have caught up by then.
I recently jumped to a Google Edition S4. Everyone seems to thing this is a great phone, but in my experience not so much. I get terrible battery life. This must be something I'm doing wrong since it's really bad, much shorter than my old 4s running the same stuff. In general Android is great, but so is iOs, and the Apple software is more polished and simply quicker, or more responsive, without lags. Another shocker for me is the difficulty of controlling the phone through the headset. I'm sure there is some work around to get the iphone functionality (controlling music, answering the phone, etc.) but it's not smooth and simple out of the box. Finally there is the Samsung screen, which to my mind has terrible color balance. Lots of great things about the Samsung, but also some ragged edges.
So my question is; since you don't like the battery life, you don't like the lag, you don't particularly like the screen, and you say that iOS is equally as good of an OS, what do you like more about your S4 than your 4S? (By the way I just now noticed the similarity in phone names...) I'm not saying that you shouldn't like android, I just don't see why you made the switch.
Bitching is a user prerogative. A bigger screen? how do you differentiate what screen size makes a phone not a phone? The iPhone 5s has the same screen as last years model, it's a good size but adding another 0.5 inch would have made the 5s closer to its competition. I have a samsung S4 and and an iPhone and I find myself using the S4 when browsing or using apps for photos or video because it has a bigger screen. Any screen bigger than the S4 is too difficult to carry and in my opinion hence not a phone.
Not everyone likes the gigantic screens on android phones, personally I strongly dislike those large phones, I am sure that I am not alone. There are phones and tablets. Those 5 inch phones are far too big for a phone, and too small to be proper tablets. Also, why do one need those 1080p screens on phones. I have never looked at my 55inch samsung series 9 tv and went I need more pixels! All a 1080p screen would do would be draining battery life quicker. Personally, I would have like apple to put a 720p screen on the iphone just so that it would be a standard resolution rather than the weird one they have now.
Also the build quality of those android phones are just so poor, they just feel so plasticy and cheap, it certainly does not match its price tag (exceptions to the asus padfone infinity and the HTC one). I try to jumped to the android by buying a galaxy s3 to replace my iPhone 4. I expected the samsung to be lightening fast with its quad core processor, but it simply does't feel that. Battery does not match at all with the ads, I still need to charge it everyday after heavy use just like my old iphone.
I am happy with how the iPhone is progressing. Not sure why people has so much expectation with apple, they are being deigned by human beings, not miracle maker. Same goes with samsung. The eye control with their phones are fantastic applications of the technology, but it is not new technology. My 20+ year old canon eos 5 uses a cam to track my eye so that the camera would focus on the subject I looked at. That was back in 1992!
I do like the iphone5 and there is a good chance that it would be getting one, it would replace my iphone 4 which I still use today. In the end, if you feel that apple hasn't done enough, just wait a year and something new would come out!
Bigger is not always better while the s4's screen isn't too big yet it is getting there and I prefer the smaller 5s screen and really I don't notice much if any difference in screen quality between the two in real life and with the processor I don't care how many cores or ram space there is ios has always been snappier and smoother than android on any device I've tried.
i have large fingers and i have survived previously without large screens. i think apple keyboard is better than the rest but with apps like swiftkey which improves the typing experience on my s3 helps. I find it hard to read and type on browsers often because half the keyboard steals half the screen. If a girl mate with small hands and is tech stupid i would say go for the iphone but otherwise i think its stupid to spend so much when htc has caught up on build quality.
Boring old Apple . I use to love the apple phones but I opened my eyes and brought a.Note 2 and 12 months on Its been a true friend . I love the big screen expandable memory the long battery life have bought 2 more batteries and so cheap, plus not being tired to Apple itunes and so much more. Going to upgrade to the Note 3.
Apple shows little innovation considering the money they make . Open your eyes silly fan boys.
As a developer, I'm excited about the upgraded processor. This progress in combination with improved JavaScript rendering and better mobile web frameworks will eventually lead to the downfall of native apps so we can finally build and maintain one responsive mobile web app instead of 3 to 5 native apps. Another couple years of these improvements and we're there. And when that day comes, apps will be released at an astounding pace.
The problem for me, Barry, is that I'm so used to the way Apple's software works that while I changed over to Samsung Gallery S4 four months ago, I'm still not used to it. The extra software tricks were fun but I don't use them on a daily basis. If I ever change back, what I would miss is the amazing, huge, beautiful screen! I read all my kindle books on the S4 and almost never on the iPad. Samsung is a great company, especially for televisions.
For once a Comment thread that actually has some balanced and decent views from Apple and Android Fans. Refreshing to see this and not just a massive slagging match. Personally I'm an Apple fan but have had an Android phone and loved it. For me there is something special about using an Apple product. My wife on the other hand loves her Samsung GS3 and doesn't want an Apple phone. Isn't it nice to just have a choice?
I'm planning on getting the 5s because I've had my 4s for 2 years now. I'll admit I'm not terrible excited about the 5s. If they let me have the same hardware and software in the 4s size I would be thrilled. I'm not updating my ipad 4 to IOS7 either. I hate and despise the look. If I have a change of heart with the 5s maybe I will, but now the design looks like cheap Android and Microsoft - - a fisher price design. Jony Ive is an idiot.
I've moved to a Lumia 920 and the difference form the iphone to the Lumia is amazing. My old iphone 4 was incredible better. It simply worked,. The Lumia I can't even hold it...it has buttons everywhere and I'm always pressing one of the without wanting. It drives me completely crazy. After two months of use I really regret having spent money on ii. My old iphone 4 was miles away! Iphone is a phone!
I disagree. Screen size makes a difference in what you can see, both in true resolution and inclusiveness. A larger screen wins hands down. Big screens is NOT what Samsung specializes in, they also provide excellent and 'true' connectivity...ie true USB without the proprietary bs that Apple insists upon. You can connect whatever you like to a Samsung - try that with Apple (especially as they say "No" you cannot).
Obsolescence is a true issue with Apple. Without the 'innovation' others are claiming for them, obsolescence is a real problem. Devices should last years, not discarded after such a short cycle with a stagnant OS design.
And the absurd fanboy drivel about 'plastic' being 'cheap' and inferior is so typical of creating arguments out of nothing. The iPhone 5C is plastic (call it polycarbonate or whatever you like) but the argument that Apple makes for it APPLIES to their competitors' products - always have. Double standards and emotional bias typically rule the commentaries, not objective observation.
I've used iOS devices and currently use the Note 2. I use it for the 'features' it offers - rarely as a 'phone.' Seriously, stop comparing it to a phone and arguing it's 'too big.' Like the Dell Streak 7 this 'Phablet' (whatever) HAS a phone feature - but the real purpose of this device is its multitasking ability and horsepower. Connect the Note 2 (now 3) to an HD monitor, (Apple) bluetooth mouse and keyboard (lol) and run it like a PC. You can! You can even run multiple videos, email, SMS, Skype, and background music ALL AT THE SAME TIME. That is horsepower.
The iPhone 5s boasts an A7 64-bit processor and claims it is twice as fast and allows security and video enhancement. SMH. Because of Apple's locked environment and inaccessible API's you don't see the 'lack of horsepower' under it's shell, despite newer processors. You'll never get an iPhone to run like a computer until Apple gets off it's high horse and considers real innovation and user-freedoms as paramount to designing feature rich and powerful devices worthy of business environments (now somewhat limited)
Clicking photos, playing music, navigating maps and uploading personal data is a typical 'smartphone'. Being able to run multiple applications with freedom to connect to whatever you like AND see it in a respectable window frame (to name a few) is user empowerment - a true 'smart' device.
I don't disagree with a lot of this, but you can't seriously say any other phone company is more innovated then Apple. A bigger screen is not innovated any in shape or form. A camera with more mp is not innovation now days, maybe 10 years ago.
So many ppl expect the world out of every iphone, but they can't do everything at once, or what are they gonna do next year?
I think the iphone 5c is crap and would never buy it. And Apple is very strick when it comes to what they allow you to do. How ever I jail break as soon as possible, so that doesn't affect me very much.
True Apple fans understand how Apple works and deals with it because of the quality of phones they put out. Apple has done the same phones practice for 5 years, not sure why ppl are still expecting different. I promise a bigger screen will come next year, I think it will be 4.7 at the biggest, I couldn't imagine anything bigger:
I initially thought that about IOS7,I thought im not updating my ipad no way! but i had a go with my iphone 4s-Three days later ive now updated my ipad! Its actually brilliant with so many new features! Actually feels like ive got a new phone.
Not turning my head in any way. It's just another under-delivering Apple product with just enough features missing so when they make the iPhone 6 they can sell you some more stuff than android and samsung already have...
I don't want big screens on a mobile. 4 inches is plenty big enough. if I want to watch a film on a trainn than every phone will be a compromise anyway, so don't see why you would want to sacrifice portability for trying to get a phone to deliver a cinema experience for something for which it is not inherently designed, when a tablet will be do the job better and doesn't require always being instantly accessible like a phone.
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Here is my boy with his pal Beaudry!!
I love the grill on brownbag's puppy
And evojetta the tongue is ridiculously awesome its out in every picture I just want to pull on it like a window curtain.
I love this thread I can look at these guys all day. O yeah its my little man's birthday today so he got lots of extra treats and love today.
Here's some updated ones of Tonks at about 6 months now:
Lil Beefhead
And here's one of his sister, The Lady Guinness Von Chickenworth:
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for the names. They look great too
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Happy birthday Emma she looks great is she from PA?
In that case ghostof1985 that's great
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Nope. She's a local ky redneck. I think she celebrated her birthday with 24hrs of sleep instead of the usual 22hrs.
Here is a few more. This 1st picture Penny feel asleep watching tv next to me.
I picked her up and she wasnt trying to have it.
Trying to get her out of bed.
and our pumpkin
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It's funny seeing how similar they all kind of are, especially when they are tired. Great pics brownbag and awesome pumpkin I was thinking of trying one myself at least now I know that it could come out good.
Three my wife took yesterday of our bullie Roxy in the yard...
Good for you, keep driving your Mazda with the vanity plate "PRINCIPLES" and I'll drive my "MAN LOVE"-plated 911 to my paid-for house while wiping McRib juice off my mouth
This is Snoopy, aka Chalupa, noopy, shoopy, boog, or bubba. I call him my old man though. He's about 8 years old, and doesn't get to go to shows with me, but we go for car rides and he's happy.
Mid yawn.
Jthomp roxy looks great, love her big small
Nemo's first mate I'm digging the old man he looks so tired lol, I love old bullies
Here is one of Penny and I. A few others with her sister.
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Here is poopoo (Winston) Chillin like a villain.
Lets talk dog food. Penny is going to turning 1 in december. My vet told me I can take her off of her puppy food already. She is currently taking Eukanuba Puppy Growth food. I want to switch her over to Royal Canin Bulldog 24. Is anyone else feeding this to your bulldog?
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I feed my all my boys Science Diet. I mix dry food and I also boil chicken for them. So they get 2 scoops of Science Diet dry food with boiled shredded chicken. They love it!!!
well we were giving bogart Solid Gold Hund-n-Flocken. did good for his stomach an coat. before he had some skin issues with heat spots....but after his acl hip surgery the vet told us to switch to purina jm, so now he is on prescription for that. not that much more expensive. just sucks that we can only get it thru them an sometimes they dont have it in stock in the big bag. but bogart is jumping around the house an has lost weight with since switching.


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Fear can be good in extreme situations, but it's not worth showing. A bunch of dudes standing around is not something to be afraid of.
I always make eye contact. Sometimes I'll nod a little if some type of non-verbal communication seems warranted. I never back up and never look away.
I'm now 63 years old, so my toe-to-toe fighting days are a long ways behind me, and I have no intention of getting into a physical scuffle with anyone, but I'm always armed and I'm not going to be anybody's easy mark.
People seem to sense it when you won't tolerate being messed with and tend to look elsewhere for somebody easier to take on.
All bets are off when the opposing forces are drunk or high on something though. It is hard to read people like that. Best advice; Stay alert - stay armed.
I look them right in the eyes and continue walking just like I always do. Never show an animal any fear. They only like to prey on fear.
I always look directly at them, and speak first. It leaves me in the control position. It says that I'm confident and aware of them. If they are further away I give the nod. And yes fear does attract them. just acknowledging that they are there is enough most times to send them looking else where for someone who was distracted and not paying attn. DR
What was it Paul Newman's character said in the film The Color of Money: "You gotta be a student of human moves." Loitering around and "people watching" allows such predators to do exactly that.
We've all heard the adage that dogs can "smell fear."
As well as the statement that "toughs" often "respect strength."
IMO, these are all variations on the same thing: acknowledgement that paying attention to such indicators can have a powerful impact on the success or failure of a predator's attack on prey.
Buying our meat from the local butcher has dulled our senses, largely. Consider being in the wild armed with only a knife, with only larger/dangerous game animals available for food sources. What would you consider as indicators that could seriously harm chances for getting the kill? Size, speed, strength, general health, aggressiveness, apparent lack of awareness of your presence, apparent fear ... all of these things could help determine whether you're likely to catch the boar unawares, unprepared and/or incapable of withstanding your attack, or whether you're likely to be gored and stomped to death.
I can't believe any successful street predators would be much different. In a very real sense, their success depends upon it.
A few afternoons of people watching at the local street corner can teach a person much about such indicators. And they're all the more obvious if introduced and honed by a mentor who's adept at picking out such things.
Manage the reason to fear by crossing the street, backtracking, or otherwise avoiding.
If one is sheepish and white-eyed, yeah, they see the fear, but the question is can they overcome a counter-attack or is the fear so paralyzing that one can't get off of the "X"? You will probably get an answer really fast (and be in a fight) or never (and post a question on this forum). One who is paralyzed can't evade. Evade.
Learn the continuum of force as you shift from condition yellow to orange and maybe to red: Avoid, Evade, Counter. (A note on terms, backtracking is avoiding if in condition orange, it is evading if you throw your car in reverse in condition red).
Some would say paranoid, others say its taking proper precaution. She's not dumb and she wont make the same mistake twice. Criminals look for easy prey who arent paying attention. She did fine.
While I believe that in the majority of instances that eye contact will warn folks away from you. We also must not be caught off guard when that eye contact provokes the "whut you lookin at" response.
If you recognize a dangerous situation and still walk into it then what does that say about you? I think it says you aren't playing it safe. If I thought those guys were a possible threat I would have crossed the street or gone a different route.
SA is all about seeing a threat early enough to avoid it or to prepare for it if things go bad. To see a threat and just "act calm" is, to me, folly.
I think you have the right idea that fear may induce a confrontation, but I would say that your response of not noticing the threat is not the opposite of showing fear, but may be even worse. Acting oblivious to a threat may also embolden an attacker because they observe that they can approach unnoticed or at least without "spooking" the prey.
It is not fear that they are looking for, it is weakness. Fear can be an indicator of weakness, but lack of fear does not always mean strength. Sometimes it just means stupidity or distraction, which can also be an opening for attack. I would say that you don't need to run the other way or put your hand on your gun (the two extreems), but aknowledge the presence of the threat, and make sure that they notice you aknowledging their presence. They are looking for soft targets, and an aware, alert individual who is aware of the surroundings is an unnecessary risk. There will be plenty of easier prey come along soon enough.
Or, have you seen the Dish network commercial...? Cable frustrates you, so you blow off steam, get hit in the eye with a racketball, look tough wearing an eye patch, people want to find out how tough you are, and you end up in a roadside ditch. Don't end up in a roadside ditch.


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Dr. Jack Stamp, giving one of the best examples of exactly why music education is so important and belongs in our schools.
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In total, more than 3,300 initial nominations were received from all 50 states. Less than 10% of the initial nominees were selected for this round, and it is a great honor to get this far.
It appears that there are two quarter-finalists from Tempe Union, with Scott Werner from Corona del Sol also on the list. This speaks to the wonderful music education available to our students.
Good luck Mr. Thye, and whatever the outcome, we are very proud of you!
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I go to shows and cruise nights all the time and can keep posting pics if some of you Guys and Gals want.
I was thinking of maybe changing the pics once a week. I can make the pics have less res and post more of them. what do you think?
I also keep all the high res on file if you see some you like just send me a note and I can get the big pics to you via snail mail on a cd. The only cost would be the actual shipping.
These are great, Keep'em coming Pinto_Guy!!!!
I think they great as well! I have the best time cruising these.
Thanks Pinto. Ya keep em commin. But keep the res. I like to see the detail unless you think that it will not take away to much from the pics than that would be fine. Any way thanks I really enjoy them. By the way was there a number 1 in your rat fink series, I was not able to locate it.If there is let me know I'd like to see it.
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"So what are you doing this weekend, Gregory? Any plans?"
This questions comes from a friend from the college. This is arguably one of the silliest questions ever to ask a priest, if you stop and think about it. One thing about my weekends is that they are normally rather well booked up.
But what am I doing this weekend? Weddings, of course! Weddings! It's the month of June!
Although for some reason October has risen in popularity in the past few years for weddings, June still reigns supreme as the wedding month. In part this is because June is when the traditional academic year lets out and young people are free.
But June has always been the month of weddings, back since the days when it was named after the Roman goddess Juno, the patron of marriages in the pagan pantheon. And my crop of weddings this past month has been a lot more Roman than the modern brides and grooms imagine.
To begin with, our modern engagement ring is a very old Roman custom. Marriages in Roman times were often arranged, either as business or political alliances between families, but the old Romans still believed that some romance was important. So once the dowry was arranged and agreed on by both fathers, the groom often gave his fiancee a ring to wear on the third finger of her left hand. This was because the Romans believed there was a special nerve which ran from a woman's finger directly to the heart, so the ring would stimulate the nerve and make her more apt to fall in love with her chosen man.
The day of a wedding was often in June, but it could be at other times of the year. But the Romans were very superstitious and so they would consult the omens to choose a day when blessings were more likely, and never on the anniversary of anything bad in either family or in the history of the state. February and May were deemed very bad for marriages and June was clearly the best.
On the day of the wedding, the young bride was expected to give away to sisters and friends all of her toys and dolls, as if to ritually leave childhood behind. And the bride was young indeed, perhaps as young as 14, while her husband might be 25 and a military veteran before being ready for marriage. Roman law forbade marriage before the age of 12.
The mother of the bride would dress the bride, and her friends would tie a sash around her waist, with a particularly complicated and tight knot, called the Hercules knot, which the doubtless impatient groom which have to undo on the wedding night.
Her dress was white and long, like modern dresses are, but her shoes and veil would be red or dark orange. Her hair had to be done properly in six plaits and this was traditionally done by a spear point. The Romans were a military people, but it also reminded the bride that Roman women were expected to be strong.
A chariot would appear to pick the bride up, and she would be driven to the groom's house, followed by her family, and the crowd of friends and family might sing rather explicit hymns to the gods.
Roman weddings, unlike the ones I do all month, did not occur in a church or temple, but in the home of the groom. The couple would stand before both families, and the fathers got the front seats, and they would exchange vows. The bride had her long dress on, while the groom wore his toga and sported a crown of flowers on his head, to represent his fertility.
There were no formal oaths like we find in modern religious ritual, but both bride and groom had to give consent to the marriage. A traditional vow that was quite common was to use both the male and female form of the groom's name, as if to show that they were one unit, and the bride might say to her husband named Flavius, "Where you are Flavius, I shall be Flavia." Holding hands in public, which was considered very erotic in traditional Roman eyes, sealed the deal.
Once the public words were made, the couple would sit on a pair of stools and make a sacrificial offering to Jupiter, the supreme god, at the family altar that was in every Roman home. Roman family altars often held images of departed ancestors, and so the offering was done in the presence of the family line.
There was then, as now, a banquet for all the guests, during which the couple would depart for the back room for their first night together, and the bride might be escorted by her married female friends, who were the spiritual ancestors of our modern bridesmaids.
But for the Romans, such a matron of honor must be an "unavira" or a woman who had been married only once and whose husband was still alive. The symbolism here is of the bride being led to the sexual aspect of marriage by women previously initiated, with no one on who had been defiled by contact with the dead.
Custom required the young matrons and the groom to ritually pry the girl from her mother's arms, and people would throw nuts at them, the origin of our throwing rice at newlyweds. When the bride was first taken to the groom's house, she would bring fire with her, to kindle the sacred hearth at her new home. So when the couple departed from the guests to be alone, the bride would throw the used torch at the unmarried female onlookers who would scramble for it — the origins of our brides throwing their flowers at the single women
The following morning, the new wife dressed in the longer dress of a married woman, as opposed to the shirt of a girl who might expose her lower legs. She was now a "matrona" or a married woman, as opposed to a "puella" or girl.
A wedding breakfast followed the re-emergence of the couple. If the couple were to move into a home of their own, the groom must carry her over the threshold, because stumbling at the door was a very bad omen. The new wife would also tie wool on the doorposts, representing her new job as the weaver of the family loom, and anoint the door with olive oil or fat to represent plenty.
Only the very rich and affluent of the ancient Romans had clergy at their wedding — the vows were made to the family. And even then, since the official clergy were also politicians in the state government, this was as much to show political clout for the family as for the blessings of the gods.
Patrician weddings would also be graced with cake at the reception, the ancestor of the modern wedding cake. The clergy and cake aspects to the weddings, along with the ring, were copied by the early Christians, and the customs live on to our own day.
While Roman law recognized marriage and regulated it, the state kept its hands off the institution and did not even bother registering or issuing licenses for marriage. Divorce was also easy to gain, but an unhappy husband might have to fear the ex-wife's angry male relatives more than her lawyers. Either man or woman could initiate divorce and a simple public declaration could accomplish it, but often one would say why they were doing it.
The pater familias, or male head of the extended family, could order his heirs to divorce as well. Adultery was a known reason for divorce, but the wife making copies of family keys or the wife drinking wine were also acceptable grounds, but such wretched crimes were never mentioned on the wedding day itself. As the empire grew older, divorce became increasingly common, and as many as five marriages were not unknown.
As my batch of June brides and grooms stand before me this year, I wish them good luck in addition to the religious blessings I preside over. The ancient Romans liked to wish the new couples the very same, saying "feliciter" to wish them the very best. Let us hope our modern couples have better success than their ancient forebears.
Gregory Elder, a Redlands resident, is a professor of history and humanities at Moreno Valley College and a Roman Catholic priest. Write to him at Professing Faith, P.O. Box 8102, Redlands, CA 92375-1302, email him at email@example.com or follow him on Twitter at Fatherelder.


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Re: TeXForm
Am 15.11.2013 12:58, schrieb Themis Matsoukas:
> TeXForm seems to apply additional transformations to expressions
> before exporting into latex. Here is an example:
> ((-1 + n + \[Phi] - n \[Phi]) a + (1 + (-1 + n) \[Phi]) b)/((-1 + n +
> \[Phi]) a + b - \[Phi] b) // TeXForm
> \frac{a (n (-\phi )+n+\phi -1)+b ((n-1) \phi +1)}{a (n+\phi -1)+b
> (-\phi )+b}
> The exported expression has been manipulated by some unknown rules.
> The (-\phi) in particular is especially annoying. Is there a way to
> export the expression in the form that pretty much matches the
> original expression?
The TeXForm is pretty clear, use FullForm. It does nothing. Its only the
Output filter that translates to LaTeX. This works slightly different
for screen or Export as TeX-file.
The same is true for import. The screen output converted to a string
cannot be pasted as a TeX-expression in ToExpression.
Ordering before conversion can be accomplished by some tricks. Isolate
numerator and denominator and order terms as a polynom in \[Phi] and put
the fraction together again applying Divide
expr =
Divide @@
Expand@{Numerator[#], Denominator[#]} &[
((-1 + n + \[Phi] - n \[Phi]) a + (1 + (-1 + n) \[Phi]) b)/
((-1 + n + \[Phi]) a + b - \[Phi] b)],
(-a + b + a n + (a - b - a n + b n) \[Phi])/(-a + b +
a n + (a - b) \[Phi])
You can export it directly as a LaTeX document
%% AMS-LaTeX Created by Wolfram Mathematica 9.0 : www.wolfram.com
\usepackage{amsmath, amssymb, graphics, setspace}
\[\text{$\backslash \backslash $frac$\{\backslash \backslash $phi (a
(-n)+a+b n-b)+a n-a+b$\}\{\backslash \backslash $phi (a-b)+a n-a+b$\}$}\]
Or replace the TeXForm wrapper by String
str = ToString[TeXForm[ expr]]
"\\frac{\\phi (a (-n)+a+b n-b)+a n-a+b}{\\phi (a-b)+a n-a+b}"
The main conversion problem is the total incompatiblity at the
Mathematica level of the Mathematica string escape "\\" and the TeX
escape "\", the different use of bracket types and the implicit
multiplication with blanks " ".
But the cut and paste machine of Mathematica pretty good formates
Roland Franzius


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Citation: N/A Interpretive Summary: The publication describes a teaching method, developed by Dr. Paul Brandwein, to motivate and teach high school students in the 1940s to become research scientists in biology. The students accepted into this group were self-initiating and generally of high intellectual achievement. There was no attempt to improve the achievement levels of slower and/or disadvantaged students as would be done today. This method was implemented by Brandwein, who was employed as the head of the science department serving a local high school in New York City. Success was verified in that a number of these students earned national awards and recognition and became professional biological science staff at national laboratories and major universities, such as Harvard..
Technical Abstract: This is the write-up of the relation of a particular student at a public high school in New York City with the head of the science of this school during the early 1940s. As such it forms one of twenty similar memoirs, which along with writings of Brandwein forms the contents of "One Legacy of Paul F. Brandwein", Deborah C. Fort, Ed., Springer, New York. These recollections, a description of the methods used and, generally, the success achieved form the data of this book. Clearly, after 60 years have passed, it is not easy to describe, let alone quantify this data, although the editor made a solid effort to construct a data base. It must be realized that, in addition to loss of memory of the participants, emphasis of similar studies currently concentrate on the sociological needs of society. This valuable study will find its application quite possibly in developing teaching methods in private and/or charter schools, rather than public ones.


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Ranch Hand Winch Bumper Mount and Warn Mil-12000 Rebuild
First I need to identify a few things to the GL4x4 readers so you have a little hindsight on the project.
The truck is a 1998 Dodge 2500 with a Cummins 24v.
The truck currently has no lift, it is stock minus the programmer and heavy duty rebuilt transmission (A special thanks to Chuck owner of Discount Transmission in Saginaw). With no lift it clears 36" tires and does not rub with space to spare. It has had 3 1/2 coil spacers in the past, but currently off the truck until I get my adjustable control arms. The truck started it's life as a Oregon Forestry/DOT truck. It currently has 305,000 miles on it (starts every time).
The truck is in the stages of having the front end rebuilt, TWA lifetime ball joints and Moog Tie Rods. At the rate I am working it should be able to finish it sometime this week.
I acquired what I thought was a Warn Mil-9000 winch, 125 feet of aircraft steel line, 24v and in fabulous shape. After devising a way to mount and charge it off a 12v system using 2 solenoid and 2 additional batteries I decided to rebuild it and repack it. Below are some pictures of the rebuild and my mounting ideas.
To begin you can identify the Winch as a MIL or Industrial Winch by the lack of vents and rubber compound used to waterproof it. Do note by default MIL winches are 24v and have 3 modes. Free spooling, Forward and Reverse. After speaking with a WARN technician I learned the braking system is only engaged in Reverse or Neutral (No power).
Here is the contact info and email the WARN Tech sent me before speaking to him:
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I have attached the information I have on the Mil 12000 winch. We do not offer a rebuild kit for this winch. We built this winch specifically for AM General for the Military Hummer. Most parts are no longer available, but we might be able to cross them to a commercial part so give me a call if you have any questions
Tom Ewing
Customer Service
800-543-9276 ext 3086
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WARN recommends chassis grease to re-lubricate the parts, however I found a small flaw in this and used a mix of Synthetic Mobil 1 grease and Lucas gear oil 85/140. I first opened the housing and a gray oil came out After cleaning the internal housing and planetary gears with brake clean I inspected the gears and found no chipped teeth and everything in the state of good repair.
I then looked at the clutch gear bearings, DO NOT remove this gear with out a pan under the housing. Bearing will spill out everywhere! I removed the retaining ring and slowly lifted the clutch gear, it is a very tight fit.You will see the bearings (BB style) I put a magnetic drip pan down to catch them. I noticed they were poorly lubricated very little oil/grease was on them. After I finished inspecting everything I put everything back together using a wheel bearing packer and Mobil 1 synthetic grease.
This is where the flaw in lubricating came in. The grease does not carry around the clutch gear very well and it is a tight fit so very little will get behind it and renew the grease on the BB style bearings. So after talking to a few techs that work on industrial winches they recommended using gear oil, about 1/2 a quart. I used a Lucas 85/140 gear oil, very sticky!
After reassembly and testing it I started to design a mount to handle the stress/force. I decided to use a 3/8 inch steel plate. I went to Patriot Steel in Gaylord and found what i was looking for in the drop pile. 12 1/4" by 30 3/8". I paid the guys to bend it at 12", 90 degrees. This will be what the fairlead mounts into. WARN MIL winches were designed to be mounted on two sides. The front and the bottom. If you have one you will see the pre-drilled threaded holes. It is 4" from the bottom of the plate to the center of the drum. It is also 3 1/8" from the top of the 90 degree bend to the top of the winch. The extra 3" of the 3 1/8" will be bent 45 to 50 degrees back after I have finished the mock mounting of the winch leaving approx. At 50 degrees I have 1/8" of spacing. The 18 3/8" base will be welded to my existing ranch hand bumper deck and then braced with a 9 1/2" x 12 1/4", 3/8" steel plate welding to the tip of the overhang and the bottom of the 4 or 5" tube on the bumper.
This is a work in progress, opinions are welcome so is criticisms. Let me know your thoughts. I have attached a few pictures. And included the contact info of the rep. at WARN. Below you will find detailed instructions on servicing the winch. I have the detailed breakdown and the manual in pdf format if anyone would like it. Email me or message me.
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For more modern winches read the write up on http://www.wanderingtrail.com/Repair...warnwinch.html
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I base my lubricating opinion on what I saw in my other winch. I have a second winch that came from Arizona that was rebuilt and left in the desert heat and all the grease was settled to the bottom of the housing and the gears were dry. Looked to be typical chassis grease.
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Service and Repair Step by Step
1. Disconnect winch battery cables at the vehicle battery before beginning any work on the winch. Mark cable connections for easier assembly later. Repairs to the winch are easier and safer when it is removed from the vehicle and located on a work bench. Remove two cable clamps that may connect electrical cables to your winch. Stand the winch on the gear housing end. NOTE: Plastic sealing material may have to be peeled off to access parts on the motor end of the winch.
2. Mark the three tie rod locations for easier re-assembly. Remove the motor end and drum by removing the three 3/8 inch tie rod bolts on the motor end.
3. Set the gear train back down in a horizontal position and remove the other three tie rod bolts and tie rods. A clamp or pliers may have to be attached to the tie rods to remove the bolts. Remove the hex drive shaft.
4. Rotate the gear train so that the ten socket head cap screws are facing up. Remove the ten cap screws. Mark the housing ring gear and drum support with a marking pen in one location so they can be easily re-aligned during assembly. Remove the housing and ring gear.
5. Remove the three stages of planetary gears from the drum support Also remove the loose first stage sun gear.
6. Remove the split plastic drum bushing and carefully pry out the drum shaft seal.
7. From the previously removed gear housing, remove the large lock ring adjoining the clutch ring gear. Use a screwdriver or other thin tool to lift the ends of the ring out of the groove. Remove the clutch ring gear carefully so that the 85 ball bearings between it and the gear housing fall into the housing and not on the work bench or floor.
8. Remove the detent spacer, spring and ball from a hole in the flange of the housing. Pull the clutch lever out of the housing. NOTE: If your winch is equipped with a mechanical remote clutch disconnect before service.
9. The gear housing has a small, hardened steel thrust plate attached to the inside. Remove it by hand if it is loose. If it is not loose and is in good condition, do not remove; it will be reused.
1. Stand gear housing with bolt flange facing upward so the inside of the housing can be seen. If the thrust plate was previously removed, clean the new thrust plate and the gear housing boss with a solvent that won't leave a residue or film. Apply a good grade of silicone RTV to the boss and press thrust plate into place until it stops. Let silicone fully cure before proceeding.
NOTE: Using epoxy or other "hard" adhesives for attaching the thrust plate will not work as well as silicone RTV.
2. Install the clutch lever by reversing Step 8. Apply a light coat of machine oil to the clutch lever hole before installation.
3. To install the clutch ring gear, reverse Step 7. To aid in assembly of the 85 balls, apply a light coating of grease to the clutch ring gear groove and stick the balls to it. Work the retaining ring into the groove. Turn the ring gear by hand with the clutch level disengaged to make sure it spins freely.
4. Press a new seal into the drum support. Install the split plastic drum bushing.
5. With the drum support seal facing down, place a gasket over the ten tapped holes and then the large ring gear on top of it. Align the markings previously made during disassembly.
6. Using a grade of moly-disulfide grease with good performance between -50°F and +125°F (Aeroshell 17 is recommended), coat the inside of the ring gear teeth until all of the spaces between the teeth are filled. Install the third stage carrier, center spline down.
7. Completely fill the center hole in the third stage carrier, between the planet gears and up to the top of the carrier plate, with grease. Insert the second stage carrier into the third stage. Fill the second stage carrier hole with grease. Insert first stage carrier. Fill first stage center hole with grease. Insert loose sun gear into the first stage.
8. Fill the spaces between the teeth of the clutch ring gear with grease Place a gasket on top of the large ring gear. Using a very thin screwdriver, hold clutch detent pin in place while turning gear housing over onto the gears. Line up marks previously made.
9. Slowly rock and rotate the gear housing until it drops down tightly on the ring gear. Install ten socket head cap screws into the gear housing flange. Torque to 100-120 in-lb.
10. Re-install the winch tie rods in the previously marked positions on the motor end and finger tighten bolts.
11. Install hex drive shaft into center of gear train. With the clutch lever in the engaged position, rotate the shaft several times to make sure the gears move freely.
12. Set drum into seal and bushing. Insert hex drive shaft and motor coupler into drum and into engagement with coupler
13. Install three motor end cap screws into tie rods. Torque all six cap screws to 18-22 ft. lb.
14. Re-attach any electrical cables to the winch that may have been removed during disassembly.
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