text: Front 3D screen simulation Angled left Angled right Back (A/V inputs) EnergyGuide label Extreme angle Remote Smart TV features View larger Samsung PN64E7000 64" 1080p 3D plasma HDTV with Wi-Fi® Item #: 30564P7000 3 Reviews This item is not available at this time. Shop all Plasma TVs Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff. Overview Reviews Details Accessories Articles & Videos by Steve Kindig A picture that can light up a room TVs in the 60"-or-larger category used to be rare, but they're showing up in more and more living rooms and family rooms. Samsung's PN64E7000 creates vibrant, near life-sized images that can keep a whole roomful of family or friends riveted. The PN64E7000 includes two pairs of Samsung's active 3D glasses, and you can pick up more anytime so nobody has to miss out. Of course, this TV looks pretty great with 2D material, too. This web-savvy TV adds another level of fun When you connect to your broadband Internet service you'll see why Samsung calls this a Smart TV. Built-in web apps let you instantly watch movies streamed from Netflix®, or catch up on TV shows you missed with Hulu Plus. There's tons more to explore, and if your PC is networked you can even search through the video and music you've stored on it using the TV's remote. This set's built-in Wi-Fi® gives you another way to take advantage of your wireless network. Learn about the ins and outs of HDMI connections at the Crutchfield Learning Center. Shop our selection of HDMI cables. Tip: For a list of over-the-air digital TV stations you can receive, as well as antenna recommendations for your location, enter your zip code in AntennaWeb's mapping tool. Features:64" screen (measured diagonally)glossy screen, slim bezel with Brushed-Black finishtuner receives over-the-air HDTV broadcasts (antenna required)QAM cable TV tuner (subscription required to receive cable channels contact your local service provider for details)displays 3D images when you wear Samsung's active 3D glasses (2 pairs of glasses are included)2D-to-3D conversion adds 3D-like depth to non-3D video sources600Hz Subfield HD Motion for clear video motionReal Black Pro Panel for high picture contrast and deep black levelsInternet-ready Smart TV plays Netflix® video and more (broadband service required; subscription required for Netflix service)supports up to 5.1-channel audio with streaming movie services like Netflix and Vudu (audio quality depends on your connection speed)built-in Wi-Fi® to link to a wireless networkbuilt-in web browserAllShare video and music streaming from a DLNA-compatible Windows® PCbuilt-in stereo speakers (10 watts x 2)illuminated remote controlAnynet+ simplifies control of compatible Samsung components via the HDMI connection (HDMI-CEC)picture settings memory for each video inputConnections and Dimensions:4 A/V inputs, including:1 component video (selectable component/composite)3 HDMI v1.4RF input for antenna/cable signalsoptical digital audio outputEthernet port for a high-speed connection to a home network2 USB ports for connecting a camera or thumb drivedetachable swivel stand (stand "footprint" is 32-1/4"W x 14-1/8"D)wall-mountable (bracket not included)58-3/8"W x 34-7/8"H x 2-1/4"D (38-1/4"H x 14-1/8"D on stand)weight: 83.1 lbs. with stand; 76 lbs. without standwarranty: 1 year parts & labor in-home service or pick-up for serviceOur 60-day money-back guarantee The pros of plasma If you're into picture quality, and you want a cinema-like home viewing experience, you owe it to yourself to check out plasma for your next TV. Plasma holds the edge when it comes to smooth motion and rich colors high-def movies and TV shows look effortlessly real. Plasma's superior picture contrast and deep black levels are best enjoyed in rooms without a lot of windows or lamps, where you can dim or darken the lights. Samsung PN64E7000 Reviews Average Customer Review: 3 reviews Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $350 rewards card Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email Your email won't be visible. Please use the email address that is associated with your order. 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Enter the URL of your YouTube™ video review or product demonstration. e.g., "http://www.youtube.com/v/o79TWHh598U" 500 characters left Pros 500 characters left Cons * Agree to Terms By checking this box you agree your review becomes the property of Crutchfield, that you are over 18 years of age, that you own or have owned this product, and that you are located within the United States or its territories. Please see our Review Guidelines for more information. We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. Fantastic picture, but yes, the buzz Written By splat, New Mexico on Monday, December 31, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Picture Quality Value This is my first purchase with Crutchfield, and I must say that I was very impressed with the ease of ordering and the speed of delivery. Service thus far has been excellent, with one caveat: I haven't had to return anything . . . yet. I have been considering it with this new TV. Bought it after weeks of reviews and trips to local stores, and waiting for the holiday sales. Chose a plasma over LCD/LED for better picture on larger screens, and that aspect is definitely true. The picture quality is excellent. My hesitation, however, was the potential for the plasma 'hum' or 'buzz', which I've heard was mainly an issue at higher altitudes (we are 5000'), but which I've also heard is 'rarely' a problem with newer technology. Well, it IS there. It's not something you would hear at the store because it would be drowned out by ambient noise. The buzz does tend to be variable, ranging from a medium frequency hum, to a lower frequency buzz. I only really notice it though when the sound is muted and it's picture only. Any sound will quickly make the hum/buzz imperceptible. The TV is currently in a medium sized living area, and it will be going into a larger room in which I think it will be even more difficult to hear. I would imagine that the buzz is more prominent in a smaller room, but this TV is too big for a small room. I can't justify paying the shipping and/or restocking fee for a seemingly minor flaw, but I'm sure I'll hem and haw about it until it's too late. Pros: Great picture Looks nice Cons: The 'buzz' 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Buzz kill Written By ChrisC, North New Jersey on Friday, September 28, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Picture Quality Value After buying a 51" Samsung D8000 at the end of '11, I was confident when purchasing a new 64" Samsung E7000 for my living room. While the picture was even better than my D8000 (which is next to perfect), after a few minutes I noticed the dreaded "buzz" I read about but dismissed because I thought "they must be crazy or an outlier". It is loud. Very loud. My first night I happened to have a fan going and noticed something but chalked it up to the fan. But the next night, after turning on the TV, I heard a very noticeable buzz. After some simple troublingshooting, I identified the problem to be coming from the panel section of the new Samsung. Apparently, I was hit with the "buzz" and knew immediately I don't need to try any witchcraft tricks; I just needed to return it. To be fair, I have very good hearing and notice everything. If someone who didn't have such good hearing used this TV, they may not notice the buzz at all. But for me, it was impossible. One more thing about the buzzing. You will notice it more or less depending on your viewing angle. Dead-on, head-level was certainly the worst, while being off to an angle (maybe 40 degrees), you could hardly notice it. Pros: Picture and color AllShare software / Apps Cons: Buzzing that is intolerable Usability issues. Simple operations like stretching the screen and re-positioning requires ackward hand dexterity, not to mention quick timing. Remote is not laid out in an intuitive way. 2 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No The best picture ever. Period. Written By Mark, Long Island NY on Thursday, August 09, 2012 "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Picture Quality Value Just replaced a samsung 55" DLP with this one. This is my first plasma. I have 2 LED's. I am truly amazed by the picture. OK, I realize my DLP was 8 years old and technology has come a long way, but right out of the box, the picture was superb. I took the advice I read on on a website and calibrated the picture to their recommendations and the picture got even better (if that was possible). The most natural picture that I have ever seen on any LED, LCD, or Plasma. It is also less than 2 " deep so it is the thinnest plasma I have ever seen. OK, it uses slightly more energoy than LED, but the picture is worth it. If I pay $20 a year more in electricity, so be it. I chose this model instead of the E8000 because all my research (and I did my homework) pointed to the fact that the voice recognition did not work so well, so I opted to save the $300. E7000 is the same TV without the voice recognition or built in camera. 1 note... Samsung recommends a 4" space clearance on all sides including the back for ventilation purposes. I chose to flush mount theTV on the wall and with a 1" clearance in the back, there is plenty of room for all the heat to escape. Samsung has positioned the vents on the top portion of the back of the TV, so the heat just rises out. The audio visual technician who installed the TV said as long as the heat escapes and doesn't build up,we are OK . I check on a regular basis and there is no heat retention. A great TV all around. Pros: Amazing, natural picture. Easy to use. Very slim profile. Cons: slightly on the expensive side as this is a new model for 2012 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Hands-on research Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes What's in the box? Download owner's manual 64" Plasma TV 5' AC power cord Pedestal base Pedestal neck Wireless remote control (AA59-00559A) 2 "AAA" batteries 2 Pair of 3D active glasses (SSG-3050GB) Two CR2025 3V batteries Four M4 x 12mm screws Four M4 x 10mm screws 2 Ferrite cores 2 Cable-ties Cleaning cloth User Manual Quick Start Guide Stand Assembly Instructions Cable-tie installation instructions Ferrite Core installation instructions Warning! Important Safety Instructions Limited Warranty Sheet "Stop/Samsung Support" note 3D Active Glasses User's Guide Cleaning cloth instructions DIRECTV brochure Features and Specs Display Screen Size 64" Screen Design Flat Aspect Ratio 16:9 Screen Resolution (pixels) 1920 x 1080 Screen Refresh Rate N/C Backlighting Type N/A 3D Active Features Instant Internet Movie Streaming Netflix 5.1,Hulu,Vudu,YouTube Wi-Fi Yes MHL-compatible --- Picture In Picture No Parts Warranty 1 Year Labor Warranty 1 Year Type of Warranty Service In-home Connections Total Video Inputs 4 HDMI Inputs 3 Component Video Inputs 1 Composite Video Inputs 0 RF Inputs 1 PC Input No Ethernet Port Yes USB Port Yes Optical Digital Audio Output 1 Rear Coaxial Digital Audio Output None Analog Audio Output None Power Consumption Estimated Yearly Electricity Use (EnergyGuide) 333 kWh Estimated Yearly Energy Cost (EnergyGuide) $37 Dimensions & Mounting Information Width (inches) 58-3/8 Height with Stand (inches) 38-1/4 Height without Stand (inches) 34-3/4 Depth with Stand (inches) 14-1/8 Depth without Stand (inches) 2-1/4 Stand Width (inches) 32-1/4 Weight with Stand 83.1 lbs Weight without Stand 76 lbs Wall Mountable Yes Wall Bracket Included No Pedestal Stand Assembly required Product Research Video Features Audio Features Network/USB Functions ConvenienceFeatures Remote Control Mounting Options Video Features Real Black Pro Panel: The Samsung E7000 series Plasma TV offers high-performance picture quality with Real Black Pro Panel. An advancement within the panel structure of the plasma TV and a software improvement that depicts blacker blacks, bolder color, higher contrast and exceptional picture quality. This technological improvement provides a more cinematic viewing experience. Wide Color Enhancer Plus: Wide Color Enhancer Plus allows you to see picture color the way the director originally intended. Witness the entire RGB spectrum brought to life on your screen to bring you exceptionally vibrant, yet natural-looking images faithful to the director's original intent. 600Hz Subfield Motion: The Samsung E7000 series Plasma TV features 600Hz Subfield Motion technology with a fast 0.001ms response time that minimizes blurring of fast motion in sports programming and movie content. The 600Hz Subfield Motion technology makes action more life-like and natural looking. Action scenes and sporting events are crisp, clear and picture perfect. 600Hz Subfield Motion flashes a single image up to 600 times a second creating unprecedented picture quality. Contours are crisper and scrolling text sharper; no matter how fast images are moving. Fast action scenes are both clear with rich deep color detail. Cinema Smooth: Movies are shot at 24 fps (frames per second); Cinema Smooth is a refined playback process of 24p movies from Blu-ray and Satellite TV sources that accurately converts and displays content originally shot on film at 24fps as compared to the 30fps of DVD and Blu-ray disc. This allows for smoother motion scenes when watching sources shot at the standard movie rate of 24fps. HDTV Tuner: The TV has built-in over-the-air HDTV (ATSC) and Digital Cable (QAM) tuners, so you don't need a separate set-top box to receive and decode over-the-air HDTV/SDTV or unencrypted Digital Cable signals. 1080p Resolution: The Samsung E7000 series Plasma TV displays all inputs at a resolution of 1080p (1920 x 1080). The television's HDMI and component video inputs will accept 1080p (24/60Hz), 1080i, 720p, 480p and 480i video signals. HDMI (v.1.4): The Samsung Plasma TV features three HDMI 1.4 inputs to connect to your Blu-ray/DVD player, Satellite/Cable receiver, or AV receiver. All HDMI inputs support x.v.Color, Deep Color, 3D, and CEC. The HDMI 2 input also supports the ARC function. The HDMI 3 input is MHL (Mobile High-Definition Link) compliant. The HDMI 1 input features a 3.5mm audio input for DVI connection (DVI-to-HDMI adapter cable and separate audio cable is required). In addition, any HDMI input can be used to connect a PC to this TV. Component Video: The Plasma TV features a single component video input. The TV's component video input can also be used as a composite video input (480i only). HDMI (MHL) Port: The HDMI 3 port is designed for the connection of select mobile phones and other portable electronic devices using the new MHL (Mobile High-Definition Link) standard. Simply plug your MHL compatible smartphone into the TV's HDMI 3 (MHL) port using the HDMI cable that is included with your mobile phone. MHL allows you to display full 1080p video and still images on the Samsung TV from your mobile smartphone. The TV's IR remote can be used to control basic playback functions (such as Play/Pause, Stop Fast Forward/Rewind, and Menu navigation). Your MHL compliant device will also charge while connected to the TV's HDMI 3 port. To find MHL-certified devices, go to www.mhlconsortium.org. Full HD 3D (via HDMI 1.4): The Samsung E7000 series Plasma TV offers Full HD (1080p) 3D capability. Samsung 3D TV utilizes Bluetooth-enabled active shutter glasses (two pair included) for a full 1080p 3D viewing experience when coupled with a 3D source, such as a 3D-ready Blu-ray player or an HD 3D broadcast from satellite or cable providers (connected via HDMI 1.4). The Samsung E7000 series Plasma TV automatically adjusts the overall picture to provide an optimal 3D effect. The Samsung 3D TV also offers a unique feature that allows you to intensify your 2D viewing experience by up-converting it to virtual 3D. In addition, you can adjust the overall 3D perspective (+/-5) and overall 3D image depth (1-10). Samsung 3D TV supports Full HD 3D for 1920 x 2205p (24Hz) or 1280 x 1470p (60Hz) video signals; and virtual 3D for 1920 x 1080p (24/30/60Hz), 1920 x 1080i (60Hz), or 1280 x 720p (60hz) video signals. The Samsung E7000 series Plasma TV offers various 3D modes to match your 3D viewing needs. 2D-3D: Changes a 2D image to 3D; you can adjust the focus and depth of the image to maximize 3D experience. Side-by-Side: Displays two images next to each other. Available when the resolution is 720p, 1080i or 1080p. Top & Bottom: Displays one image above another. Available when the resolution is 720p, 1080i or 1080p. 3D-2D: Displays the image for the left eye only. Off: Turns the 3D function off. Note: 2010 Samsung IR 3D glasses and3D glasses from other manufacturers are not compatible. Some 3D modes may not be available depending on the format of the image source. PIP, Auto Program, and some Picture Adjustment functions will also be disabled in 3D mode. Included 3D Glasses (2 pair): The Samsung E7000 series Plasma TV includes two pair of 3D active glasses with built-in Bluetooth. Samsung's 3D Active Glasses (SSG-3050GB) offer a comfortable fit through its lightweight frame and flexible noise- and ear-pieces. The Samsung 3D Active Glasses are powered by a single CR2025 3V lithium coin-type battery (pre-installed). The battery can last up to 150 hours when powered on. The Samsung's 3D Active Glasses provide a viewing range between 6' and 19.5' from the Samsung 3D-ready TV. Note: If the 3D glasses move outside of the recommended operating distance, the signal from the TV will be disconnected and the display of the 3D glasses will turn off after several seconds. If you lie on your side while watch TV with 3D glasses, the picture may look dark or may not be visible. When viewing 3D video under fluorescent lighting (50-60Hz), you may notice a small amount of screen flickering. Screen Sizes: You can choose one of the following screen sizes. 16:9: Sets the picture to 16:9 wide mode. Zoom 1: Vertically enlarges the size of the picture and allows you to move the enlarged picture using the arrows on the remote. Zoom 2: Vertically enlarges the size of the picture more than Zoom 1 and allows you to move the enlarged picture using the arrows on the remote. Wide Fit: Proportionally enlarges the picture to fit the entire screen without changing the aspect ratio. 4:3: Sets the picture to 4:3 normal mode with pillars on the left and right of the screen. Screen Fit: See the full image with no resizing when HDMI (720p/1080i/180p) or Component (1080i/1080p) signals are inputted Note: Screen Size settings can be stored for each external device you have connected to an input of the TV. Picture Control: You can make the following adjustments for an optimum picture. Picture Modes: Picture Modes apply preset adjustments to the picture. Standard: suitable for a normal environment Dynamic: suitable for a bright room Movie: suitable for watching movies and games Entertain: suitable for watching movies and game Manual Picture Settings: The TV has several options for manually adjusting the picture quality. Cell Light: sets the individual pixel brightness Contrast: adjusts the contrast level of the picture Brightness: adjusts the brightness level of the picture Sharpness: adjusts the edge definition of the picture Color: adjusts the color saturation of the picture Tint (G/R): adjusts the color tint of the picture Advanced Picture Settings: The TV also offers more advanced picture adjustments for fine tuning. Dynamic Contrast: adjusts the screen contrast so that the optimal contrast is provided Black Tone: adjusts the black level on the screen to adjust the screen depth Flesh Tone: emphasize the pink flesh tone in a picture Color Tone: adjusts the overall color tone of the televisions using one of four presets: Cool, Normal, Warm 1, Warm 2 RGB Only: displays the red, green, and blue colors so you can make fine adjustments to hue and saturation Gamma: adjusts the primary color (red, green, blue) intensity White Balance: adjusts the color temperature for more natural picture colors Motion Lighting: The TV automatically adjusts the brightness of the screen in response to the brightness of the room. In bright light, the screen brightens. In dim light, the screen dims. Note: You can adjust and store Picture Settings for each external device connected to the TV. HDMI Black Level: You can select the black level on the screen to adjust the screen depth when you have a component connected via HDMI to the television. You can select either Normal or Low. Noise Filtration: The Samsung TV provides digital noise and MPEG noise filtration. Digital Noise Filter: If the broadcast signal received by your TV is weak, you can activate the Digital Noise Reduction feature to help reduce any static and ghosting that may appear on the screen. You can select Low, Medium, High, Auto, or Off. MPEG Noise Filter: This filter reduces MPEG noise of the picture. You can set the MPEG Noise Filter to Low, Medium, High, Auto, or Off. Film Mode: The TV can be set to automatically sense and process film signals from all sources and adjust the picture from optimum quality. Film mode is supported in TV, AV, Component (480i/1080i), and HDMI (480i/1080i). Game Mode: When connecting the television to a game console, you can enjoy a more realistic gaming experience when selecting Game Mode. BD Wise: BD Wise provides the optimal picture quality for Samsung DVD, Blu-ray, and Home Theater products which support BD Wise. When BD Wise is set to On, the TV's picture mode is automatically changed to the optimal resolution. Anti Burn-In Technology: To reduce the possibility of screen burn-in, this Plasma TV is equipped with screen burn-in prevention technology. Samsung's Anti-burn-in technology uses auto pixel shift and signal pattern processing functions to ensure that no images are burned into the plasma panel. The Time setting allows you to program the time between movement of the picture in minutes. Pixel Shift: This function shifts the pixels of the displayed image every 1-4 minutes to prevent burn-in. Scrolling: This function removes after-images on the screen by moving all the pixels on the PDP according to a pattern. Side Gray (Dark/Light): When you watch TV with the screen ratio of 4:3, the screen is prevented from any damage by adjusting the white balance on both the extreme left and right sides of the television. Auto Protection Time: If the screen remains idle with a still image for a certain period of time (10, 20, 40, 60 minutes) defined by the user, the TV's built-in screen saver is activated to prevent the formation of host images on the screen. PIP (Picture-in-Picture): You can watch the TV's tuner and one external video source simultaneously. The TV channel will be displayed in a sub-screen which can be moved to each corner of the television's screen. You can switch the audio between the main screen and sub-screen. Main Picture Sub Picture External Input: Component or HDMI TV: Antenna input Note: PIP does not function in the same mode. Audio Features SRS TruSurround HD: SRS TruSurround HD is a patented SRS technology that solves the problem of playing 5.1 multichannel content over two speakers. TruSurround delivers a compelling, virtual surround sound experience through any two-speaker playback system, including the internal television speakers. It is fully compatible with all multichannel formats. SRS TruDialog: This function allows you to increase the intensity of voices over background music or sound effects so that dialog can be heard more clearly. Sound Modes: You can choose from the following Preset Sound Modes: Standard: Selects the normal sound mode. Music: Emphasizes music over voices. Movie: Provides the best sound for movies. Clear Voice: Emphasizes voices over other sounds. Amplify: Amplify mode is for people who have difficulty hearing. Equalizer: You can manually adjusts the TV's built-in 5-band EQ (100 Hz, 300 Hz, 1 kHz, 3 kHz, and 10 kHz) for a more customized sound. Auto Volume: Auto Volume automatically adjusts the volume of the desired channel, lowering the sound output when the modulation signal is high or raising the sound output when the modulation signal is low. This reduces the difference in volume when changing channels. The Auto Volume feature can be set to Normal, Night or Off. Audio Delay: The Audio Delay function corrects audio/video mismatch, when watching TV or video, and listening to a digital audio output using an external device such as an AV receiver. You can adjust the audio delay from 0ms to 250 ms. Digital Audio: The optical digital output terminal will output Dolby Digital (when available) or 2 channel PCM. The digital optical output terminal only sends an audio signal in Dolby Digital when receiving Dolby Digital surround sound from a digital broadcast channel through the tuner on the Plasma TV. The optical digital audio output will only output in 2ch stereo from sources connected to the TV via HDMI, RCA, or USB. ARC (Audio Return Channel): The Audio Return Channel in HDMI 1.4 enables a TV, via a single HDMI cable, to send audio data "upstream" to an A/V receiver; increasing user flexibility and eliminating the need for any separate S/PDIF audio connection. This feature allows audio to be sent from the television to your A/V receiver through the same HDMI cable already being used to send audio/video to the television. This eliminates the need for extra cables connected to the TV. ARC allows audio from the TV tuner, Network connection, inserted USB device, HDMI inputs, or any analog connected device to be heard through your ARC compatible AV receiver via the television's HDMI ARC input. The audio from the TV's tuner, network connection can pass as Dolby Digital or 2ch PCM. HDMI, USB, and analog connected devices will be output as 2ch PCM only. Note: Both the television and the receiver must support ARC for this function to work properly. When connecting an A/V receiver that is compatible with Audio Return Channel (ARC), connect it to the TV's HDMI 2 input. If connecting a system that is incompatible Audio Return Channel (ARC), an additional audio connection via Digital Audio Out (Optical) is necessary. Network/USB Functions Network Connection (wired/wireless): You can set up the Samsung E7000 series Plasma TV so that it can access your home network and online Samsung Apps through your local area network (LAN) using a wired (RJ-45 Ethernet) or wireless connection (built-in WiFi). You can setup a wired network connection automatically or manually. You can setup the wireless network connection using these four methods; PBC (WPS), Auto Network Search, One Foot, or Manually. Note: The TV's built-in WiFi supports IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n wireless LAN networks and WEP (open/shared), WPA-PSK (TKIP/AES), WPA2-PSK (TKIP/AES) network security. WiFi Direct: When using WiFi Direct, you can connect directly with other devices without using a wireless router. You'll be able to wirelessly transfer personal content (such as photos & videos) to the Samsung Plasma TV without connecting to your home network. WiFi Direct completely bypasses your WiFi access point/router, so it's easy to set up. Streaming of copy-protected content and other certain formats are not supported. AllShare/DLNA Certified: The Samsung E7000 series Plasma TV's AllShare function, along with its DLNA Certification allow you to watch videos (DIVX/MPEG/H.264/WMV), photos (JPEG/PNG/BMP/MPO)), and listen to music (MP3/WMA/AAC/FLAC/OGG) saved on your Windows PC (or other DLNA Certified media server) through the TV via its Ethernet (LAN) port or built-in WiFi (wireless). This eliminates the need to copy your photo, video, and music files to a separate USB storage device. Note: Windows PCs with XP and Vista installed require Samsung's PC Share Manager software, which can be downloaded for free at www.samsung.com. Not compatible with older Windows OS versions and Mac. Samsung's Dual Core Processor: Samsung's Dual Core's processing speeds allow you to perform multiple tasks at the same time, such as using an app while downloading another one. It also enables faster web browsing while playing apps or TV programs that you've recently opened through the Recent History feature. Samsung Apps: Once you have connected the Samsung TV to your home network, you gain access to Samsung Apps. Samsung Apps lets you download for pay or free-of-charge applications and services to the Samsung E7000 series Plasma TV. You can enjoy a variety of content from various downloaded applications; such as videos, music, photos, games, and news. Samsung Apps has a growing collection of pay and free-of-charge online applications that connect you to some of your favorite online content; such as movies from Netflix or Blockbuster, TV shows from Hulu Plus, videos from YouTube, music from Pandora, and social updates from Facebook or Twitter. Once connected to your home network, you can visit the online Samsung Apps store from the TV's Smart Hub menu and download free Apps or purchase advanced applications. The following App categories are available. App Category Description and Listings What's New Displays newly registered applications. Most Popular Display the most popular applications. Video Displays apps that provide video media; such as movies, TV shows, and short length videos. You can access Netflix (5.1ch), Vudu, HuluPlus, Blockbuster On-Demand, Flixter, CinemaNow, YouTube, AOL HD, etc.. Game Displays various game app; such as Memory, Sudoku, and Texas Hold'em. Sports Displays apps that provide sports content and exercise work outs. You can access MLB, NHL, or College for sports; and Push-Ups, Six-Pack, or Yoga for workouts. Lifestyle Includes apps that provide lifestyle media services; such as music (Pandora/vTuner), personal photo management tools (Picasa), and social networking (Facebook/Twitter/Google Talk). Information Includes apps that provide information content; such as news (CNBC/USA Today), weather (accuweather), and maps (Google maps). Education Includes educational apps for kids. My Apps Displays the application list and your cyber cash balance. Help For questions about Samsung Apps. Note: Smart Apps require an Internet connection with a speed of 1.5mbps or greater. Some application services may be provided in English only and the content available may vary, depending on your area. Visit Samsung's App Guide for a complete list of available Samsung Apps. Ticker: The Ticker application provides useful News, Weather, and Stock Market information on-screen. Web Browser (powered by Google): You can access the internet using the TV's Web Brower application (powered by Google). You can search by URL address or keywords. The player will archive your web browser history by Date, Name, or Frequency. You can also save "Favorite" web pages and create a "Home" page. The Web Browser can be accessed from the Smart Hub menu. The Web Browser is maximized to fill TV screen. Note: The Web Browser is not compatible with Java applications. The playback of Flash videos is not supported. E-commerce, for purchasing products online is not supported. ActiveX is not supported. Skype Ready: Samsung's free Skype app on the Samsung Plasma TV lets you make video calls from the comfort of your living room. Using the TV's remote control, you can create free Skype accounts, log into existing accounts, and navigate via a simple Skype interface made for the big screen. You can make free Skype-to-Skype voice and video calls to friends and family, wherever they are in the world from the Samsung TV (separate Samsung TV Skype camera required, sold separately). Firmware/Software Updates: The television's Software Upgrade menu allows you to upgrade the TV's software & firmware for performance improvements & additional services. You can upgrade in four ways; USB, Internet, Alternative Software, or Standby Mode. The tested television contained firmware version 001007.5, and needed an immediate update of firmware version 001016 (as of 7/24/2012).Visit the Samsung Download Center for the latest Firmware/Software updates. Dual USB Ports: The television is equipped with two USB (type-A) ports. One of the USB ports can accept a USB mass-storage-class device (5V/0.5A), while the other USB port will accept a USB hard-disk-drive (5V/1A). Either USB port lets you view photo and movie files, as well as listen to audio files saved on a compatible USB device. Files must be formatted in FAT16/32 or NTFS. The TV can recognize up to 1,000 files in each folder. Video Playback: The TV supports the following video file types; DIVX (1920x1080), MPEG (1920x1080), Motion JPEG (640x480), H.264 (1920x1080), or WMV (1920x1080). Movie files are displayed in a folder and title list in either date or alphabetical order. The TV offers Play, Pause, Search, and Resume playback functions for compatible video files stored on a compatible USB device. Still Image Playback: The TV supports the following still image file types; JPEG (15360x8460), PNG (1920x1080), BMP (1920x1080, or MPO (15360x8650). Still image files can be viewed as a slide show with background music or as a thumbnail view (up to 15 images). Still images can also viewed full-screen and zoomed or rotated. Audio Playback: The TV supports music files supports the following music file types; MP3, WMA, AAC, FLAC, and OGG. 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"Serve this tasty sandwich spread on crusty whole grain rolls or pita bread, with lettuce and tomato. Other raw, chopped vegetables can be substituted for the celery. Your favorite salad dressing can be substituted for the mayo."
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1 (19 ounce) can
garbanzo beans, drained and rinsed
1 stalk
celery, chopped
onion, chopped
1 tablespoon
1 tablespoon
lemon juice
1 teaspoon
dried dill weed
salt and pepper to taste
I'm in love with this. I made it last night and let it sit in the fridge for a day, that may have helped. Tonight I warmed some Turkish flatbread in the oven, spread the chickpea filling on it generously, threw some halved cherry tomatoes and thin slices of cucumber on and drizzled with a bit of light yoghurt. Then wrapped it all up burrito-style. After the first bite I thought it was a nice 4 star spread, but it kept tasting better and better with each bite. Now I am finding it hard no to attack the leftovers with a spoon and eat up the whole lot. So good. Wonderful texture, the dill works great (esecially with the salad and yoghurt) and its so healthy. Fingerlicking good. Thanks.
This is pretty tasty for someone who eats hummus almost every single day. Seriously. I added lots of garlic and about a half cup of salsa. Tasty!!
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My vegetarian sister taught me to make this several years ago. It's a great sandwich filling and also tastes delicious as a filling for stuffed tomatoes (very pretty topped with fresh parsley). I make mine in the food processor and always add a dash of Tabasco to it. We've also made it with Dijon mustard replacing the lemon juice... very versatile and yummy recipe!
WOW!!! This was fantastic!!! I am so glad I finally tried this recipe, because it was perfect for a light summer dinner. I omitted the celery (personal preference) and used less onions. I used fat free mayo, no sugar added relish, and the dill weed and lemon were perfect!! mashing the chickpeas took some time (I tried using a mixer... not the best idea. There were chickpeas firing everywhere!) but it was all well worth it!
We used it to fill pitas, along with romaine and tomato slices. Thanks so much for the great recipe!! With 3 vegetarians and 3 non-veg, we all agreeded it was simply amazing!!! My Grandmother didn't even realize it wasn't tuna!
This was pretty good. I did add one large chopped garlic dill, a teaspoon garlic powder and one chopped organic hard boiled egg. I did not use the whole onion, just a few green onions. My littlest loved this, too, believe it or not. I was shocked. I spread his on Dave's Killer Bread but I had mine spread on cucumber slices. NOTE: I used olive oil mayonnaise and I did need an extra tablespoon. Next time, I might add a little dijon and a few shakes Frank's Hot Sauce. I also used organic garbanzo beans.
WOW is the only word that describes this sandwich. This was delicious. It was so good that I was eating it straight out of the bowl. I served this filling on a toasted whole wheat pita with lettuce and tomato. To keep the chick peas moist, just add a few TB of the liquid in the can along with your mayonnaise. Mine was very moist by doing this. Thank you for offering this healthy alternative.
Heather, this was SO good! Threw the beans into my food processor, added a tad more lemon and lots of garlic. I sliced whole wheat pitas into triangles, baked them in the oven until nice and crispy and used them as a dipping device for the wonderful bean mixture! Incredible and thank you!
Super healthful and a great alternative to tuna fish or egg salad. I served it with leaves of romaine lettuce and tomato, to make lettuce wraps. I thought the lemon juice was a bit overpowering, next time I might halve it. I will also add some chopped carrot and garlic powder and maybe sub green onion for regular onion, just for more color.
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
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Calories: 259
Calories from Fat: 52
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Bo is a young girl, living in rural New Mexico, who yearns to feel a connection to the world she perceives as beginning outside the lines of her tiny town. Her father is depressed; her mother is the archetype of an earth mother. Bo meanwhile writes to various snack-cake manufacturers describing the ailments their products have given her and requesting replacements. But the family grows its own food and has a stockpile of firewood that will last years. That sets the stage for the visit from the IRS, sent to see why the family hasn't filed any income taxes.
Cast: Sam Elliott, J. K. Simmons, Joan Allen, Amy Brenneman, Valentina de Angelis
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Miller 211 on 230 volts. Pretty neat.
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03-12-2013, 06:19 PM #22Bob Wright, Grandson of Tee Nee Boat Trailer Founder
Metal Master Fab Salem, Oh 44460
Birthplace of the Silver & Deming Drill
1999 MM185 w/185 Spoolgun,1986 Thunderbolt AC/DC
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Here is a crappy pic from work with .045 ESAB 710X and CO2 vert up 2 passes...BobBob Wright, Grandson of Tee Nee Boat Trailer Founder
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Airgas has a nice 1 page explanation of some general guidelines for selecting filler metal wire diameter and setting wirefeedspeed for proper amperage.
The tables on the right hand side of the page give a straightforward overview of how much amperage a given filler metal can deliver, and how much amperage is needed to have a reasonable chance of achieving good penetration into base metal of a given thickness. What most welders don't consider is that a small wire cannot deliver an unlimited amount of current. For 0.030" wire, the max current that wire can carry is about 145 amps. You need about 340 inches per minute of wire feed speed to get proper short circuit performance(crisp bacon frying sound) at that amperage. If you turn up the wire feed speed beyond 340 IPM, you don't get much, if any, more current delivered to the weld puddle with 0.030" wire. So no more heat, or ability to fuse the weld bead into the base metal. All you get is more metal on the plate, stubbing of the wire, spatter, and generally uglier looking welds.
Turning the wire feed speed down for better control can deliver insufficient current or heat to the puddle. What you get is a better looking weld that lays on the base metal like frosting on a cake. It looks good, but it could fall right off at the least convienent moment.
These recomendations in the tables are for flat or horizontal single pass fillet welds, lap welds, or square groove butt joints with minimal root opening. If you're dealing with material thicker than 1/8", beveling the material, and making 2 or more passes, or filling wide gaps, that changes things.
You'll have to learn how much to turn down the machine settings below what's shown in the tables for a good root pass in an open root joint. AND, you'll need to learn how much to turn up the machine above the settings recommended for all subsequent passes in order to guarantee 100% fusion on all the later fill passes applied to a joint.
This is why you can't weld really thick material with really small wire. Eventually, the weld deposit is so thick, that no matter how high you turn up the wire feed speed, you can't deliver enough heat energy to the material to get good fusion. Exactly when all this breaks down depends on many variables; how hot the base metal is, how fast you travel while welding, how massive the piece is you're welding(how fast heat conducts away from the weld joint).
But at some point thicker wire needs to be used. The tables are probably on the conservative side of telling you when you need to move up or down in wire size, since novices are the ones most likely using them and their welding skills are not good enough to wring 100% of the performance possible out of the welding process.
The rules change when you move to higher powered welding machines that are capable of delivering higher voltage and current. With 250+ amp machines and the correct shielding gases, you can switch from short circuit transfer to spray transfer. Spray or pulsed spray transfer changes the rules completely. But machines like the MM211 are limited to short circuit transfer, so there's not much point in going into the details about spray transfer MIG welding in this topic.
Destructive testing can be as simple as welding two plates of the correct thickness in a T shape with a single fillet weld on one side. Then clamp in a vise and beat on vertical plate opposite of the weld side until it bends over teh weld and breaks. Or use the vise to fold the plates over. Using a hyraulic press is generally faster and easier. Seperate the pieces and look at the root of the weld; the plate were the two plates met. There should be no visible signs of the original base metal at the root. If there are, there is lack of fusion.
The fillet weld should extend onto each piece of base metal about as much as the thickness of the base metal. For example, for 1/4" plate the weld should extend on to the horizontal and vertical plates 1/4" from where they meet. The visible face of the weld bead will be about 3/8" wide. this will generally create a weld joint stronger than the steel used in the base metal. You should be able to make a weld on 3/16" or 1/4" plate using your MM211 with 0.035" wire and gas, in a single flat or horizontal pass. You may use 2 or even 3 passes thicker material if you feel comfortable traveling faster, and you don't mind taking more time to complete the welds. More passes will mean more distortion too, so keep that in mind.
Weld your test plates in the same physical position as you plan on welding the finished pieces. Adjust voltage amperage/wire feed speed, and technique until you find a combination that gives you 100% penetration. Note those settings and techniques, and repeat them when you make your finished welds.
It's a tremendous amount of work, but this is some of what Pros will do when confronted by a difficult weld they've never attempted before, especially on a weld joint that is critical. There's 75+ years of history behind arc welding, and a lot of information on welding procedures that work consistently. This kind of exhaustive testing doesn't happen as often any more as lots of welded connections and procedures are well documented. Structural engineers, mechanical engineers, and such tend to rely on these well-tested and understood joint designs and welding procedures when designing and building structural steel, piping, etc. so they don't have to perform all this destructive testing. AWS calls these pre-qualified welding procedures. If you've ever looked at a welded structure, and thought, "there's got to be a simpler, faster way to get that built", odds are it was designed in a way to avoid having to qualify new welding procedures and joint designs. It's a lot of work to invent a special, unique joint or use a revolutionary welding process or procedure.
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It states first page of the spec sheet:
"Welds thickest material in its class!The Millermatic® 211 Auto-Setwith
MVP has the highest output in its
class. It can weld from 24 ga3/8 in
(0.89.5 mm) mild steel in a single
pass on 230 V."
Why would 1/4" steel be a problem when the specs say 3/8" in a single pass?
185amps seems within the operation range of the welder since it can go to 210amps. I would just have to take my time. There will be a LOT of cutting with an oxy/acet torch so that will give the welder a break from time to time.
This will not be 1/4" to 1/4" steel. I will use 1/4" plate as the anchor plates on the floor and weld the 6" x 9lb/ft .170" thick H-beam to the plate. If I do change up the design and go with 6" x 12lb/ft H-beam the beam thickness will increase to .230".
I was thinking I could upgrade my Mig to a 211 and have enough machine to do this project and still have the ability to mig thinner stuff when needed.
Why would Miller go beyond rating the 211 at 1/4" and say it is rated for 3/8" for single pass welds when the machine is limited to 210 amps and if you go by 1 amp per .001" inch, then 210 falls WAY short of 375?
I understand wire diameter limits the amount of amps a wire can carry. So going by the chart from air gas
.035 wire would (being limited to 180amps) be limited to material no thicker than ~ 3/16" steel. There also isn't any gas wire option show bigger than .035"
So Flux core would then be the next option where:
.045 (capable of 250amps) would then be just capable of 1/4" but not 5/16" or 3/8"
Things just don't seem to add up with the charts, since I've never heard of anything thicker than .045 wire, yet 250amps is not enough current using the 1amp = .001" rule to weld 5/16" or 3/8" and I know the 211 is no where near pushing 300amps.
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The chart inside the door of my millermatic 251 says that I can run 1/2" on .035 wire. Does it have 500 amps?! nope. A lot of it is just beveling joints to get full penetration. Also, if you look at those ratings and charts and such you will usually see that they are based on butt welds. At the larger thicknesses you will also see some sort of disclaimer about "proper preparation."MillerMatic 251
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Are children and adults who have only one kidney at greater risk for injury during contact sports?
"Leagues used to impose strict rules regarding single-organ athletes who played contact sports," said Dr. Danielle Bass, M.D., sports medicine specialist with the Chicago Center for Orthopedics at Weiss. "Athletes with only one kidney were excluded from contact sports in order to prevent injury or the potential loss of their single kidney."
Recommendations changed, though, when a recent article analyzed injury rates. "Sports-Related Kidney Injury Among High School Athletes" appeared in the medical journal Pediatrics, and pulled data from the National Athletic Trainer's Association High School Injury Surveillance System.
In contact sports, kidney injuries were significantly lower compared to injuries of other body parts, such as the knee, spine and head. Out of 23,666 reported injuries, only 18 involved the kidneys; none was catastrophic or required surgery.
Because this report highlights that the risk of kidney injury is low, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) switched its official recommendation to a "qualified yes" for young athletes with a single kidney. That qualification must come from the athlete's physician, following an evaluation. The physician also must discuss the risk of playing contact sports.
For more information, contact any of our Sports Medicine experts via ChicagoOrtho.com, or visit the AAP online at AAP.org.
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Wednesday, October 03, 2001Johnson City, Tenn. -- The East Tennessee State baseball team's 2002 recruiting class was named one of the top-50 recruiting classes in the United States Wednesday by Collegiate Baseball News. This is the second consecutive year that coach Tony Skole and his coaching staff have been recognized for having a top-50 recruiting class. "This is a great testament to the hard work and dedication of my assistant coaches Nathan Goulet and David Shelton," said Skole. "We take a great amount of pride in our recruiting and those two individuals along with our players deserve all of the credit." The recruiting success that ETSU has had since Skole arrived is a part of the Skole's system. "Two years ago, when we arrived on campus, we implemented our system and a recruiting plan, and it is nice to see it begin to develop," said Skole. The coaches have made a concerted effort to recruit some of the best players that the East Tennessee region have to offer. "To have our second class in a row ranked in the top-50 in the country is special because it consists of 13 freshmen (10 of whom are from East Tennessee) that are not only talented individuals, but also quality young men," commented Skole. The following is the 2002 ETSU recruiting class: Michael Bauer (Kingsport, Tenn.), Kevin Brotherton (Erwin, Tenn.), Davis Burklin (Knoxville, Tenn.), Justin Clear (LaFollette, Tenn.), Matt Conkin (Knoxville, Tenn.), Keith Davis (Bristol, Va.), Mike Giroud (St. Petersburg, Fla.), Brian Jenkins (Charleston, S.C.), Caleb Moore (Knoxville, Tenn.), Trevor Smith (Newport, Tenn.), Jason Spina (Bristol, Tenn.), Matt Traylor (Knoxville, Tenn.) and Mitchell Turner (Knoxville, Tenn.). "We sincerely believe that it is an honor and a privilege to be a baseball player at ETSU, and we hope to continue to attract those special, high quality individuals." "We have to be very patient, but hopefully this is an indication that the future is bright for ETSU baseball," said Skole. For more information on ETSU baseball, please check out www.ETSUBucs.com.


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I did some checking with the legal office on base and they advised that you should be exempt from jury duty because you are no longer in the area. You can use the contact information you received to respond to the letter. This is a very important question, so if you discover any additional information, please write again and share what you've gleaned. It could be helpful to other readers.
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This is the best recipe for fried cornmeal mush I have ever had. –Sorry Grandma- I add the salt, 2 tablespoons butter, and food coloring to the water. Stir cornmeal over med heat until it is dough-like consistency. Our CHRISTmas morning tradition has been Red fried cornmeal mush one year and Green the next. Doing it in the oven at 400 degrees for 10-15 minutes(per side) was a real blessing, and tasted terrific. (I still made a few on the stovetop, as I like mine real crispy. The rest of the family LOVED the oven done ones. Jam, syrup, powdered sugar- goes well with just about anything.
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Eighty-eight percent of the phosphorus contained in the body is localized in bone in the form of hydroxyapatite. The remainder is involved in intermediary carbohydrate metabolism and in physiologically important substances such as phospholipids, nucleic acids, and adenosine triphosphate (ATP). Phosphorus occurs in blood in the form of inorganic phosphate and organically bound phosphoric acid. The small amount of extracellular organic phosphorus is found exclusively in the form of phospholipids. Serum contains approximately 2.5 to 4.5 mg/dL of inorganic phosphate (the fraction measure in routine biochemical assays). Serum phosphate concentrations are dependent on meals and variation n the secretion of hormones such as parathyroid hormone (PTH) and may vary widely.
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Four visits this year alone? From OHIO? Wow. I've done it only four times in my life and I thought I was doing well. Good on ya!
"The Chief Josef Scenic Highway". I believe this is also called. An incredible piece of road, all the better because it's usually virtually deserted.
Heartbreakingly beautiful country. Some of the best in all of North Amercica.
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Anyone who knows of Robert Hitchman's "photograph america newsletter" will appreciate this thread. Issue # 70, from August 2001, is entirely about "The Beartooth Highway"! It contains twenty B&W photographs taken along the highway, and eleven pages that describe how to get there, where to stay, what times of the year to go, and what you'll see along the highway. In fact, starting at the Super 8 Motel at the intersection of Highway 212 and Highway 308 (mile "zero"), Robert describes interesting features at 5.9, 8.7, 11.4, 14.4, and 31 other "mile posts" - ending at 69 miles. It sounds like an amazing place to photograph! And (as with all his newsletters), Robert writes compellingly about the area.
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The next time you are at Yellowstone visit the Beartooth highway and sunlight basin road outside of Cooke City, Montana. You can get from the YNP Northeast entrance to Cody, Wyoming or Billings along this route. This drive is more like a drive along the going to the sun road at Glacier Park although the mountains are not as dense. The Sunsets and sunrises are absolutely stunning. There is a pullout along the highway at post 271 that is called 'Dead Indian' summit. The elevation is just over 10,000 feet and the view of the Rockies and the Absaroka range from this vantage point is tremendous. This drive is rated one of the top 5 scenic drives in North America and is often overlooked by visitors and photographers alike. Probably because they aren't aware it exists.
The funny thing about Yellowstone and the Tetons is many people think once the park boundaries end there is nothing else to see. The Beartooth highway probably contains more awe inspiring vistas than anything in Yellowstone or the Tetons.
Also the lakes surrounding West Yellowstone , Montana and the Idaho border contain some awesome wildlife and scenic opportunities. The morning mist and fog usually presents some great photo opps when coming off the lake.
I usually go a few times a year and drive from Ohio. Having more vacation time this year I plan on a trip in May, July, September, and October for a week each.
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I could not agree more. This seemingly unknown road [route 296 ]between route 120 , out of Cody wyo., leading to the northeastern entrance of Yellowstone ,is awe inspiring to say the least. I had the very good fortune of finding this road some twenty years ago, totally by accident. To me, the only way to go anywhere in the U.S., is to follow the green dotted scenic highways, indicated on your "Trusty Old Randie McNally"map,any time you can,..and I personally think that this is the "only way" to truelly approach any adventure into Yellowstone Park. Be warned thou, that this is a very remote section of Wyo.,and the services are few and far between,but you won't regret it thou, especially if you can /or plan, on camping in the area for a spell.There are a least 6 Nat. Forest campgrounds , that can be spotted along The Chief Joseph[route 296] and The Beartooth [route 212 into Red lodge Mt.] biway, all of them some of the most remote, and therfore the "best", camping spots you can find anywhere in the U.S. The wildlife abounds, I almost hit a rather large "griz", broadside two years ago, while I was coming down off the Beartooth hwy,at about 9,000 ft. el., and yeah, they just seem to love to prowl the campgrounds at night, which can certainly make your visit that much more interesting. Big Horn sheep, Black Bear, "GRIZ", Deer,Wolf ,and all manner of hoofed critters wander about in the vast open range of this area. When I read that other post about going "all the way from Ohio", I said to myself, "Self" -"####,.. I would go twice that distance, just to go to there". You would have to go far, just to find such solitude, not to mention the photographic opportunities that abound in this area.Watching a dark brooding storm gathering momentum as it crosses over the Absaroka range with 11,000ft.++ peaks blocking it's path,as it sweeps thru the canyons ,can and will make for some really impressive images.I've had the good fortune to travel to and "really" visit many of the really remote and special places in the U.S., and I can say with out a doubt, that this is one of "my" favotite spots to do photography.[now as far as Canada is concerned that's another post]
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