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Hi, i need some comments from other Fett-goers on if I can construct the JP out of some construction-grade styrofoam. I have some pics here, thanks.
Hi, i need some comments from other Fett-goers on if I can construct the JP out of some construction-grade styrofoam. I have some pics here, thanks.
oh, disregard the lawnmower in the bg, it was taken in my garage. And sorry if it's dark.
I won't say it is impossible, but there is one very significant issue that is going to arise while cutting, trimming, etc. And that is that you are gonna get a lot of pieces chipping off. It will probably be difficult to get a smooth surface.
I'm not sure what you would be using this for, but if it's for trooping, you're gonna have a problem if somebody bumps into it.
I would recommend using a "skin" of sintra or styrene to keep the material from being damaged.
Allright, thanks for the help. I decided to instead to use another Fett's method that only cost him $30, but I cut out the styrofoam to use as a model to cut out my wooden backpiece.
you can always fiberglass over the foam I know someone who's made a set of armor that way and it turns out really well. I was going to make my JP that way but I'm fiberglassing over cardboard instead now following WoF's templates.
Wouldn't the chemicals in fiberglass/resin/whatnot dissolve the foam?
Polyester resin will eat this type of foam, so use an Epoxy resin or protect the foam before fiberglassing with water-based polycrylic (i.e. Minwax) , several coats. People have been using this foam for building rc planes, then some fiberglass them. I have seen them use water-based polycrylic (i.e. Minwax) with fiberglass cloth also. I was also planning on building a jet pack using the pink foam and then fiberglassing it.
Here is a site I found. This guy is using pink foam and fiberglass to build things. http://www.fiberglassblades.com/Process_FF.html
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I am an avid listener of your podcast (and Twiv, too) - I started something like six months ago and I've retrieved all those whose title sounded interesting. I am not a parasitologist myself, though I am a pharmaceutical (computational) chemist with a deep interest in biology and virology. My passion for parasitology blossomed upon reading "Parasite Rex" by Carl Zimmer, and was re-stoked by your wonderful podcast. By the way, that book would definitely make for a wonderful pick of the week. Please excuse me if my english may seem a bit long-winded, but my brain is wired for Italian, where long, convoluted, interdependent phrases are the norm. And even after ten years of life abroad I can't seem to shake the habit.
I was listening to your latest when you were talking about the scientists of Antwerp's Tropical Disease Institute and their attempt at fighting L. Congolense. I happen to live in Mechelen, a Belgian city halfway between Brussel and Antwerp. One of you two (Dick, perhaps) suggested raising zebras and eland for meat rather than cows, in Africa. I believe this is already happening, although in a limited fashion. Africa is probably a bit too far for meat grown there to reach you, or maybe American habits are different. Here in Belgium, it's rather easy to find zebra's, ostrich, antelope's and even crocodile's meat in most supermarket. The origin is usually South Africa, where I believe they're farmed or at least reared in semi-wilderness. Needless to say, I've tried them all... As a native of the mediterranean island of Sardinia, I am deeply passionate about thin sliced horse meat quickly roasted on the fire, seasoned with garlic, olive oil and spicy 'peperoncino', or chili as it
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I've been using necator americanus for my Crohn's disease with good success for 3 years now. I lose my worms within 6 months, however, and the Crohn's returns. I recently tried adding trichuris suis ova, and had a very negative reaction, which was unexpected.
You made a few mistakes about Crohn's... it is not located only to the colon, it can affect the entire digestive track, from mouth to anus. Ulcerative colitis is colon only. Both are IBD, and both trichuris and hookworms are being investigated currently as "therapy" .
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Most notably, check the t-visor and the difference in how far back it goes compared to the corner of the cheek.
Here's a pic of the original helmet from sci-fire's site.
Here is the story of the original from postmortem01 himself.
Could this be a prototype Fett helmet? Perhaps a pre-DP deluxe helmet intended for liscensing?Quote:I just got done talking with our sculptor regarding the origin of this helmet. He doesn't know for sure so this is purely speculation... His friend, whom he has not spoken with in 10 years, gave him this fiberglass helmet in trade for some mold work. His friend, who was employed by ILM at the time, got a hold of this helmet prior to the release of the DP deluxe. At the time, they didn't know the DP deluxe was even coming out. The sculptor, again...speculation only, say that the slight grinding that is visible on the rear of the helmet is from the ILM mold. ILM, apparently, cut the rear of the mold to help release the helmet from the matrix style mold. Nobody knows why they would do that unless they were using a crappy silicone. Anyway, our helmet was molded matrix style also. We did not remove the grind marks from the helmet because they represent ILMs mark to us.
Can Tyler and some of the other experts shed some light on this for us?
Thanks to postmortem01 for the information. I know that I had written it off as a DP Deluxe recast but having looked closer I don't see them as being THAT close. The circular holes on the front mandibles (I have heard) are similar to the holes in the DP DLX before visor installation.


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i like this guy
can we has him as president too?
(CNN) - Pope Francis on Tuesday called for big changes in the Roman Catholic Church including at the very top saying he knows it will be a messy business but he expects his flock to dive in feet first.
"I prefer a Church which is bruised, hurting and dirty because it has been out on the streets, rather than a Church which is unhealthy from being confined and from clinging to its own security," the Pope said in a major new statement.
"I do not want a Church concerned with being at the center and then ends by being caught up in a web of obsessions and procedures," Francis added.
The Pope's address, called an "apostolic exhortation," is basically a pep talk from the throne of St. Peter. But Francis' bold language and sweeping call for change are likely to surprise even those who've grown accustomed to his unconventional papacy.
"Not everyone will like this document," said the Rev. James Martin, a Jesuit priest and author in New York. "For it poses a fierce challenge to the status quo."
Officially known in Latin as "Evangelii Gaudium" (The Joy of the Gospel), the 85-page statement is the first official papal document written entirely by Francis. (An earlier document was co-written by Francis and Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI.)
Although Francis sprinkles the statement with citations of previous popes and Catholic luminaries like St. Thomas Aquinas and St. Augustine, the new pontiff makes a bold call for the church to rethink even long-held traditions.
"In her ongoing discernment, the Church can also come to see that certain customs not directly connected to the heart of the Gospel, even some which have deep historical roots, are no longer properly understood and appreciated," the Pope said.
"Some of these customs may be beautiful, but they no longer serve as means of communicating the Gospel. We should not be afraid to re-examine them. At the same time, the Church has rules or precepts which may have been quite effective in their time, but no longer have the same usefulness for directing and shaping peoples lives."
Such statements mark a sharp break from Benedict XVI, a more tradition-bound pope who focused on cleaning up cobwebs of unorthodoxy in the church.
By contrast, in "Evangelii" Francis repeats his calls for Catholics to stop "obsessing" about culture war issues and enforcing church rules, and to focus more on spreading the Gospel, especially to the poor and marginalized.
The outside world, particularly its economic inequalities, didn't escape Francis' notice either.
In a section of "Evangelii" entitled "some challenges to today's world," he sharply criticized what he called an "idolatry of money" and "the inequality that spawns violence."
"Todays economic mechanisms promote inordinate consumption, yet it is evident that unbridled consumerism combined with inequality proves doubly damaging to the social fabric," the Pope wrote.
But the bulk of Francis' statement addresses the church, which, he said, should not be afraid to "get its shoes soiled by the mud of the street."
The Pope also hinted that he wants to see an end to the so-called "wafer wars," in which Catholic politicians who support abortion rights are denied Holy Communion. His comments could also be taken as another sign that he plans to reform church rules that prevent divorced Catholics from receiving the Eucharist.
"Everyone can share in some way in the life of the Church; everyone can be part of the community, nor should the doors of the sacraments be closed for simply any reason," Francis said.
"The Eucharist, although it is the fullness of sacramental life, is not a prize for the perfect but a powerful medicine and nourishment for the weak."
Even so, Francis reiterated the church's stand against abortion, defending it against critics who call such arguments "ideological, obscurantist and conservative."
"Precisely because this involves the internal consistency of our message about the value of the human person, the Church cannot be expected to change her position on this question," Francis said.
The Pope also reiterated previous rejections on ordaining women, saying the topic is "not open for discussion."
But that doesn't mean the church values men more than women, he said.
"We need to create still broader opportunities for a more incisive female presence in the Church," the Pope said.
Francis also said he expects other parts of the church to change, and called on Catholics to be unafraid of trying new things.
"More than by fear of going astray, my hope is that we will be moved by the fear of remaining shut up within structures which give us a false sense of security, within rules which make us harsh judges, within habits which make us feel safe, while at our door people are starving."
Francis didn't mention specific changes, but made it clear he expects them to start at the top and include even long-held Catholic practices.
"Since I am called to put into practice what I ask of others, I too must think about a conversion of the papacy," he said.
The church's centralization, where all roads lead to Rome, and the "we've always done it this way" type of thinking have hindered Catholics' ability to minister to local people in far-flung places, Francis suggested.
"I invite everyone to be bold and creative in this task of rethinking the goals, structures, style and methods of evangelization in their respective communities," the Pope said.
Martin, the Jesuit priest, said, "I cannot remember ever reading a papal document that was so thought-provoking, surprising and invigorating."
"The documents main message is that Catholics should be unafraid of new ways of proclaiming the Gospel and new ways of thinking about the church," said Martin, who is also an editor-at-large at America Magazine in New York.
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He's all in for socialism. Suggesting for the rich to share their wealth. Like as in give it away or create jobs or an environment to produce a working class group of people?
Yup he is just another liberal.
|November 26th, 2013, 10:09 PM
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Aber probably follows the gospel of supply side Jesus.
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Sorry couldn't get past 1:20.
If those are your views of who Christ was then I can see why you think as you do.
He does supply all our needs but not as you might think. Wants and needs are 2 different things.
The reference you used is in poor taste and biblically wrong but what would you expect coming from somebody who is not a Christian.
If you want to know who Christ is and what He is about all you need to do is ask Him.
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It is NOT your place to judge. That's the #1 mistake "hardcore" Christians make on a daily basis. You are loved no more in God's eyes than that evil liberal atheist down the road. You have forgotten your place if you think it's okay to hate and discriminate them for their beliefs when that is solely God's place to do.
Yet here you are judging THE POPE because he is living by that very simple principle. It makes me laugh. Hard.
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It also speaks in James 3 about teachers being judged more strictly BY GOD. I don't know what that has to do with this conversation but I hope, and pray, this pope remembers this. I'm not saying I disagree with his statement though.
You guys also have to realize that this is an address to the ROMAN CATHOLIC church. Not the Catholic (universal) church. You could almost say he's a couple hundred years late as Luther made this proclamation long ago and started the Protestant church.
Either way, he's absolutely right. The church should be in the gutter helping those there. However, we run into a problem that our chruches are filled with flawed people who know they are sick.
Judging (yup, that's what your doing) Christian churches on thier lack of 'helping others' is like telling a sick person who is trying to help a sick person that they are doing it wrong while sitting on your butt in your comfortable house. At least the sick are trying to help the sick.
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Basically for those who call themselves Christians, but aren't into the whole helping the poor thing and think Reaganomics is the shizzle.
It's called satire. :)
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This is exactly why I laugh at the Bible.
It was conveniently written so that it could be interpreted in any way by whoever depending on what situation they feel the need to use it for.
No one said the MEN that put it together were fools.
|November 27th, 2013, 09:56 PM
But I don't question aber, because he knows the bible better than the pope.
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So far from the bit I have seen of this new pope I think he is a breath of fresh air and could possibly help the cause of Christianity.
Is he a socialist?....about as much as Jesus wrote in the bible. God made it clear that if you wanted happiness to give everything away to find true love for him. Materialistic things will not bring you happiness.
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twitching in great desire to have her new bodysuit done for her garrison's huuuuuge LFL museum event this summer
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*bump* Come on people, I really need this to happen.... More of you want Zam suits, I just know it.
twitching in great desire to have her new bodysuit done for her garrison's huuuuuge LFL museum event this summer
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I was hoping to get an actual zam swatch to more correctly match somethings before attempting to order from the manufacturers or cut off the list. Sorry that more legwork hasn't been done as far as talking to the manufacturers etc. I just want to get all my swatches in a row..so to speak. Oh, and thanks for the compliments on the colors, if it wasn't for DCB, none of this would have happened the first time ;)
Take your time Zam I Am! This sounds like something you have to put a lot of work into.
Please put me down for enough to do 2. I think both of my girls might like to do one.
Please add me to the list, too. If I'm gonna do this, I'm gonna do it right!
Jo Lynne, Zam Newbie
here by Iceheart's command :lol
Well, we're up to 13...... SO CLOSE....
dragging people in left and right because SHE WANTS THAT NEOPRENE
I am looking forward to this. I hope things don't die on this run.
Ditto. I really, really need this to happen.
Hello everyone! ^^ This is my first time posting on thedentedhelmet forums :)
I was wondering if I could be added to the list for the Zam neoprene fabric if it's still happening? I'm working on a Zam costume for myself [ definitely my biggest challenge yet! ] so I'm hoping it's not too late to join this list ^^;
Sorry, I will be too busy in March to calculate the numbers and also get the manufacturers to agree to a second run. I will have to do it in April.Quote:
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Hi all, I have worked on this project today, and called the neoprene company. After looking at the fabric at the FIDM, I honestly think it is a thicker fabric much like neoprene. However, after discussing it with the neoprene company, I don't see how LFL did it. I look at the swatches in the Trisha Biggar book, and the fabric from the trade federation gaurd looks like it could be the same as zam's only a different color. And, it looks like a double laminated layered fabric, not a tri-cot laminated fabric. Which, to me seems more sensible for sewing purposes. The fabric that I have is a tri-cot fabric that is thick, but .05mm too thick it seems, because of the wrinkles in the elbow. It's not much difference, and for those that have suits and the first batch of fabric, you will understand, there is enough to be a difference, but not enough to be dissappointed with what you have. I personally think that the fabric we have is quite close. But yet, there is a difference in thickness. So, the perfectionist in me is still dabbling with prospects of thinning it out via other methods before putting this order through. I asked the lamination company to laminate just a sample of some spandex to some nylon to check the flexibility and difference in thickness and wrinkles and send it to me. If not, then I will have to go to the store and buy two yards and send it to them for test purposes. Then if all else fails, at least I can start calling the other companies to start manufacturing the same product as the first major bolt purchase.
Hi Zam I am,
Thanks for all the information. I'm very interested in your neoprene under suit, so please count me in. I don't want to miss it.
If this is still happening, I am interested in getting the neoprene! :thumbsup
I am cutting off the interest list in three weeks. Then I will post the approximate amount per person in US dollars and the dimensions of the fabric bolt you all will recieve. It will probably be just 5 yards this time. If you can't afford around $225.00 per 5 yards & 34" batch (which is the estimated cost last time,) please post and I will take your name off the list. You have to understand, if you are interested, and you take your name off the list, it goes up in price for everyone else. I can't give you a final price until I know for sure who is definately in or out. Those who are overseas, please post that you are overseas and will have to pay extra for shipping unfortunately. Hopefully, my old excel spreadsheet works. I can accept western union. I can accept a US check, or moneyorder. Sorry I don't have a business paypal account. I am only able to accept debit paypal transactions only. Please remember, although I have costumed alot and posted a lot, this is my hobby, I don't do this for a living, so my customer service as far as timing will take longer than usual. And it takes time to manufacture this stuff. So turn around time will not be very quick. Again, this is for fabric ONLY. I am not offering any other services as far as sewing or patterning for the undersuit.
Thanks Zam I Am! I am still interested with the estimated price. If anyone else can point me towards a good pattern, I would appreciate that too!
What changes will be different from the first batch of fabric that was made? Will the color be the same? Will the neoprene be thinner?
Leia214: There is no single pattern available for this costume. ZIA's and the other's that you've seen were all custom designed and made by a seamstress, a route you may wish to go depending upon your own sewing skills. Neoprene can be difficult to sew on a home sewing machine and this fabric is on the thick side. With that in mind: The pattern for the crop top is basically a modified long-sleeved t-shirt (Since the neoprene is non-stretchy you have to add some more fabric for ease or find a pattern for non-stretch fabric). The pants pattern is more difficult. I'm going for a modified jodhpurs pattern, again taking ease into consideration for the non-stretch fabric we're using.
I'm still in!! I can't WAIT to get this stuff. Hopefully this run will be thin enough that my sewing machine won't die, and if not I can probably always sneak into the costume shop at school and use one of the Industrial machines if necessary. As far as the pattern, I think I'm going to be brave and try drafting my own... We'll see how that turns out.
Please, if you pm'ed me about neoprene, please post your interest here, there's too much to sift through in my pm box for me to remember who wants just neoprene. Only those listed in the first post will be considered for material. Anyone who pm'ed me please be advised, your name won't make this list unless you posted or will post a message of interest on this thread. I am actually trashing pm's in my inbox attempting to clean house. Maulmaus, This list is for the same fabric as what was in the other thread. I couldn't get it any thinner.
I'm still in :) I'm soooo looking forward to receving them :)
I'm interested in buying one up to now, but maybe two, depending on the price...
Cheer ZIA !! ^^ :cheers
I'm going to have to take my name off of the list. Jango is taking all my money :( Sorry everyone for making it cost more.
I still think you're awesome Zam I Am for all the stuff you've done.
I think Kim may be interested in this run.
Do you think having fabric in time for C4 is a realistic expectation?
I think it's realisticQuote:
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Hey Yvonne,
Thanks for tackling this project again!
I think it is time to upgrade my bodysuit - the color of my leather has faded a bit so if I'm going to be re-coloring the leather, this would be the opportune time to get in on the better fabric!
Is 5 yards enough to make a suit for a size 10 - 12? If so, please put me down as a definite participant.
email: kknight08 at gmail dot com
p.s. <s>how is the tater tot?</s> Nevermind - I just saw his blog. He's getting so big!
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Any ideas on how to eliminate the leg and arm wrinkling, anyone with more sewing knowledge than I?


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The cutthroat Seafair Pirates crew has made a deal with their new Captain Kidd and are comin' to collect the bounty they left behind last year! Avast, the Seattle Seafair Pirates will sail in from the seven seas and the scallywags be stormin' Alki Beach in West Seattle to kick off the 65th Seafair. Don't be gettin' in their way!
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Wayne State University Law School celebrated the successes of its students on Friday, November 17, 2006 at the annual Honors Convocation ceremony.
Over 70 scholarships and awards were given to students. Eligibility for the awards is determined by academic success, involvement in Law School and community activities, financial need, or future career interests.
Some of the endowed awards have been given out for many years but a number of new scholarships were awarded for the first time this year. The American Corporate Counsel Scholarship Award was made to Amanda J. Barkey for high academic achievement in corporate law classes. The Bush Seyferth Kethledge & Paige Trial Advocacy Scholarship was given to Jonathan R. Schulz, a student who intends a career in litigation. The William Davidson Endowed Scholarship for Student Athletes, given to Haley S. Slade, was also a new scholarship this year, as was the A. Albert Sugar Memorial Scholarship, awarded to Evan N. Leibhan.
A number of the donors were present; they were also invited to a reception before the ceremony, so they could meet the student or students who were benefiting from the award the donor made possible.
Because last year's event was such a success, this year's ceremony was held in the larger Community Arts Auditorium on the WSU campus, instead of in the Law School's own Spencer M. Partrich Auditorium. The move was justified as over 300 people attended.
Each year, the Law School also honors a graduate of superior ability who graduated before 1984; this person receives the Honorary Order of the Coif award. This year's recipient is David M. Hempstead, a Partner in the Detroit office of Bodman LLP. He graduated from the Law School, magna cum laude, in 1975. Mr. Hempstead concentrates his practice primarily in the areas of income, estate and gift tax planning for high net-worth individuals, estate and trust administration, trust litigation and charitable trusts and foundations. He is also vice chairman of Bodman's Executive Committee.
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Solved the pinging problem. I worked with a helper this time and was able to rev it up to 3000 to set the timing, instead of working with it at idle. I tuned it down to 32 degrees and it is running like a champ.
Now on to jetting the carb.
Thanks again guys. You made things a lot easier!!
I specified to the engine guy when he was building it that I was going to run it off of pump gas. I only put 92 in. He said that it should run fine off of pump gas, just that I need to get the timing down to a T.
I have the heating problem under control. It never gets above 210 now. Usually runs at 200-205. I have a few more small things I need to do to get it down more.
I will have the spec sheet soon...I still havnt had the time to drive over to get it. Vegas Trip this weekend dominated my time...
Thanks for the help guys! I will get those specs asap.
When you mention heads from a '68 GTO, what you need to say is what "number" the heads are (the number is found cast onto the center exhaust port, will be 16, 31, 96, etc.). For '68, for instance, a GTO could have had several different heads, depending. But they all will have combustion chambers around 72cc, give or take.
If you don't want to change heads or pistons to lower the CR, you will need to tailor the advance curve, total timing and carb tune, as well as run the best available pump gas, 92 octane or whatever premium is in your area.
A cam change could help matters, if the CR is too high to work with- like if the heads have been excessively milled, or are being used w/domed pistons for some unknown reason (Pontiacs from the factory used combustion chamber volume to change the CR).
The cam timing has something to do w/how the engine will tolerate pump gas, too. You need to find the spec's on the cam.
-Iron heads off of a 1968 GTO"
There's your problem. Too much compression! To verify, get your tank almost empty and put in 5 gallons of 110 octane race gas, drive it for awhile, and then tell us how it runs. The only solutions that I see are, dished pistons or heads with larger combustion chambers. That is, probably, part of your temperature problem, too. pump gas and compression just don't mix!
I actually just put some NGK Iridium plugs in...I emailed NGK, told them my specs and they sent me the recommended plugs. It was the XR4IX, which was cooler then the ones that I was using. The NGK people told me that as a rule of thumb(with them) for every 100 additional(from stock) HP you can go one step cooler.
Moving to the cooler plugs did help a noticeable amount.
Would jetting help with the pinging? I actually thought that it might be pumping too much fuel, as was the reason for getting the regulator. That was speculation though. I do get a strong odor of gas sometimes when I open the hood after running the engine and shutting it down. A bit more then I used to with my old engine.
I still need to pic up my cam spec sheet
|You may well need a colder plug, along w/fattening up the pump shot. You might try jetting up a bit on the mains, too.
I owe you some beer creech with how much you have been helpin me. Thanks! I hope to learn enough to help the next guy out.
-Iron heads off of a 1968 GTO
I need to get my cam spec sheet from my shop. Ill grab it and post back as soon as I can.
As for the stumble, I think I know what an accellerator pump shot is but what is it exactly?
Also, would it be good for me to buy a fuel pres regulator?
|With out knowing more about your engine, I haven't got a clue. What is the actual compression ratio, iron heads or aluminum, the cam duration @ .050" lift and where is it installed? The chart showed your peak horsepower at only 4500. That sounds low to me. The bottom end stumble could be a lack of accellerator pump shot.
Help on Tuning Please..
I am having a hard time tuning my engine. I am starting to wonder if one of the components is throwing everything off.
400Ci Pontiac
750CFM edelbrock
High flow fuel pump 6-8 PSI
MSD pro billet distributor(mech, no hook up for vacuum)
MSD 6al and blaster 2 coil
Timing is set for 33 at 3000
Had Dist sent to a tuner to be curved to the cam spec sheet. From that he got a setting for 34 at 3000. I attached the spec sheet for what my engine guy sent me bellow...for some reason it looks like the timing is different then what the curve is set for my Dist. Could I be reading it wrong?? Was the Dist curved improperly?
Here is what I am running into with my current settings:
-Cold start is instantaneous, no hesitation from the engine
-Warm start is difficult, but fires after a few turns
-I can hear misfire sometimes at lower RPMs but none at higher RPMs
-Seems to be a bit jumpy/Hesitant from a stop but picks up fine after I get the throttle open more.
-Starts pinging decently at 200-210 degrees engine temp(210 is what she maxes out at for temp) Usually pings when opening the throttle up a decent amount. From a slow start it usually wont ping.
I pulled the plugs and they look decent. Adjusted the timing a couple times but got similar results. I am a bit lost, as this is my first venture into aftermarket parts. Everything is brand new, so I am trying to get everything into a good sync.
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Doesn't it make the meat icky if it's not bled out & gutted quickly enough?? I don't hunt so don't know, just what I've heard. If the end of life as we know it comes it will be useful information!! J
Ah, you guys, stop, stop, stop, I can't stand no more!!! I need food, meat, venison to be exact. Always be very grateful that you are able to hunt, that you can provide that food for the table, that is a very special thing, and I am so humbly happy for you all. Always remember gratitude for what Mother Nature will provide for us, if we will but take it. I must go to our butcher this week coming up and get some venison. I will report, hee, hee. There is an organic meat farm in our neighbouring town that sells all types of this "different" meat. Not long ago we had buffalo steaks. Wow!!! That was something else too!!! Loved it. Have a most wonderful and awesome day, living and loving our wonderful life. Cindi


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CD • Country artists are typically road warriors, and usually show off a charisma, energy and command that artists in other genres rarely summon. So why don't more country singers release live albums?
Possibly because for all of their virtues, there are few Nashville musicians like North Carolina's Eric Church, who treats his shows as if they are revivals. Is it any wonder that Church's signature song is called "Springsteen"?
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There seems to be a gremlin that has crept into the main page layout. I am using Mozilla Firefox on SuSE Linux 8.1 and see a problem in the last day or two. I am running my browser maximised on a 1280x1024 desktop and the frames around the competition winner and photo of the week images are too large and extend out of the left side of the frame that contains them. Additionally the block of text offering advertising space on PhotographyBLOG is floating over the photo of the week. As I am on leave at the moment I can't verify whether this also occurs in Firefox under Windows.
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Right it should be fixed now (well, it works in Netscape 7 anyway).
Would you mind testing it again and letting me know if it's OK?
Would you mind testing it again and letting me know if it's OK?
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The advert no longer overlays the photo but the frames around the photos still jut out past the left of the frame containing them.
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Hmmm...that might be a bit more tricky to diagnose, as Netscape now renders the page OK and I don't have FireFox.
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The Iowa Lakes Community College Men's Basketball team is preparing for the 2012- 2013 season under Head Coach Troy Larson. Larson, who enters his 6th season at the helm, has an overall record of 96 wins and 59 losses.
"Our players have been working hard in practice and have shown a willingness to learn," he said. "As always are goals are to continue to improve as a team and to reach our full potential which would allow us to be very competitive in the region."
The Lakers return two sophomores in Kevin Larsen (New Ulm, MN) and Josh Schaben (Harlan, IA). Both had productive first seasons in Laker uniforms.
Transfer sophomores include Quincy King – Des Moines Area community College, Kelly Madison – Minnesota State University, and Mark Medima – Northwestern College.
"All of our sophomores have been providing good leadership and collectively are a talented group," commented Larson.
Freshman looking to contribute include Tate Harmon – Waterville, MN, Darian Johnson – Minneapolis, MN, Colton Neff - Salt Lake City, UT, DreOndre Parks – Flint, MI, and Ben Shellim – Melbourne, Australia.
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Panasonic Lumix DMC-LF1 lens review: first 1/1.7inch format lens testedBy Kevin Carter - Thursday July 18 2013 Lens Review
Featuring a 12-Mpix back-illuminated 1/1.7inch type CMOS sensor, the Panasonic Lumix DMC-LF1 is highly portable compact camera with a hugely versatile, image stabilized 28-200mm (equivalent) f/2.0-5.9 zoom. This is our first lens test on a compact camera with a 1/1.7-inch type image sensor. Read on to see how well this optical zoom 7.1x bearing the prestigious Leica-brand name performs in our labs.
The recently introduced Lumix DMC-LF1 isn't the first of its type to feature an Electronic View Finder (EVF). In fact the firm were one of the first to add a EVF to a compact more than a decade ago. Be that as it may, the LF1 is the first to revive the feature and incorporate it in a high-end model aimed at enthusiasts. As such at $499 it features a 12-Mpix back-illuminated 1/1.7-inch type CMOS sensor and a stabilized Leica Vario-Summicron 28-200mm (equivalent) f/2.0-5.9 zoom, making it one of the more flexible of its type.
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Panasonic's Lumix DMC-LF1 is new highly portable compact camera with a 28-200mm (equivalent) f/2.0-5.9 Leica-branded zoom sitting in front of a 12-Mpix back-illuminated 1/1.7inch type CMOS. It's also the first of its type to adopt an electronic viewfinder and has built-in WiFi with NFC technology for simplified photo-transfer between smart devices. Read on to see it performs in our labs.
Added by dalethorn | July 26 , 2013
LF1 comparison to Panasonic LX7
I did a comparison of the LF1 to the Leica D-Lux6 (same as Panasonic LX7) and posted the images on my dalethorn website in the D-Lux6 page. The images were made in full daylight and include foliage and grass in 3 of the 4 corners. The LF1 image's edges and corners were so blurred and distorted toward the edges compared to the LX7 (D-Lux6) that it could be mistaken for a child's toy camera. I hope and pray that my sample of the LF1 is off-spec and can be replaced.
Added by dva_markera | July 23 , 2013
doubts away!
Watts up!
Excuse my English. I understand that these compact cameras (XZ2, G15, FZ200) are no longer considered Fidler - "now a bit old"?
And How long have to wait for test Optics compact for travel, including not as big? Top of Tz, Sx, Hx, F - Series. And x100s, hs50 or X20.
Of course! In the depths of the subconscious, I certainly understand that the more zoom is more than 12 has properties like crap, because of its size, but one must always hope for the best when it decided in invest in this next $ 500.
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We understand your point, and we will try to perform some test on the more popular sample, but this type of review should remain very rare …
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Added by peevee | July 19 , 2013
Not quite the comparison
RX100 does not have the comparable zoom range, P7700 would be a better comparison.
Added by mackguyver | July 18 , 2013
Compact Lens Tests
They've actually been doing them for a while. I think the Canon G1 X was the first last year. You can see all 6 compact camera lens reviews by going to the lens ratings and selecting "compact" under the "Mount type" filter on the right-hand side of the screen. Here's the link:
Added by darrask | July 18 , 2013
It's great to read about the first fixed compact lens tests!
It would be very interesting to read lens tests about the flagship compact cameras (few people care about the lenses in lower range models).
For example: Panasonic LX7, Canon Powershot G15, Samsung EX2F, Nikon P7700, Olympus XZ2.
But it would also make sense to present the results in a combined view so that users can see the sensor and lens results together, as there is no choice of lenses to remove anyway.
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The South Tahoe boys and girls both picked up big wins Saturday in a cross-town game against Whittell.
A strong second half led the South Tahoe boys to a 56-29 win. The lady Vikings took control of the game early, and cruised to a 49-24 win.
The boys were evenly matched in the first half, swapping the lead several times throughout the opening minutes. Heading into halftime, South Tahoe held a 15-11 advantage.
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Cale Backinger led the South Tahoe boys with 14 points, four rebounds and a 6-of-8 performance from the line. Brandon Cramer had 10 points, and Kyante Wilson knocked in seven and grabbed five rebounds.
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Vanu?s mission is to provide wireless coverage for people and places that don?t have cover today. By combining innovation in technology and business model, Vanu can provide economically viable coverage in rural areas where people can only afford to spend $1 per month on their5/22/2017 Cambridge, MA Save This Job
Electrical Engineer II - Click here to download a PDF Position Summary: This position reports directly to the senior electrical engineer and discipline lead, and is responsible for overseeing and performing electrical engineering and related activities associated with5/10/2017 Gardner, MA Save This Job