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Creating a Purchase Order in QuickBooks
A purchase order serves a simple purpose: It tells some vendor that you want to purchase some item. In fact, a purchase order is a contract to purchase.
Many small businesses don't use purchase orders. But when they grow to a certain size, many businesses decide to use them because purchase orders become permanent records of items that you've ordered. What's more, using purchase orders often formalizes the purchasing process in a company. For example, you may decide that nobody in your firm can purchase anything that costs more than $100 unless they get a purchase order. If only you can issue purchase orders, you've effectively controlled purchasing activities through this procedure.
To use QuickBooks to create purchase orders, follow these steps:
1. Tell QuickBooks that you want to create a purchase order by choosing Vendors –> Create Purchase Orders.
QuickBooks displays the Create Purchase Orders window.
Note that if the Vendors menu doesn't supply a Create Purchase Orders command, QuickBooks doesn't know that you want to create purchase orders.
2. Use the Vendors menu drop-down list box to identify the vendor from whom you want to purchase the item.
The Vendor drop-down list box lists each of the vendors in your Vendor List.
3. (Optional) Classify the purchase using the Class drop-down list box.
4. (Optional) Provide a different Ship To address in the Ship To drop-down list box.
The Ship To drop-down list box displays a list of all your customers, vendors, and employees. You select the ship to address by selecting one of these other names. After you select an entry from the Ship To list, QuickBooks fills in the Ship To address box with the appropriate information.
The Create Purchase Orders window supplies some standard and, hopefully, familiar buttons and boxes: Previous, Next, Print, Find, Spelling, History, and Template.
5. Confirm the purchase order date.
Initially, QuickBooks puts the current system date into the Date box. You should, however, confirm that the date that QuickBooks enters as the purchase order date is correct. This is the contract date. Often, the date sets contractual terms — such as the number of days that the item needs to be shipped within.
6. Confirm the purchase order number.
The purchase order number, or P.O. number, uniquely identifies the purchase order document. QuickBooks sequentially numbers purchase orders for you and places the next number into the P.O. No. box. The guess that QuickBooks makes about the right purchase order number is usually correct, but if it isn't correct, enter the replacement number.
7. Confirm the vendor and ship to information.
The Vendor block and the Ship To block identify the vendor from whom you are purchasing the item and the ship to address to which you want the vendor to send the shipment. This information should be correct if your vendor list is up-to-date and you have correctly used the Ship To drop-down list box to identify, if necessary, an alternative Ship To address. Nevertheless, confirm that the information shown in these two address blocks is correct. If the information isn't correct, of course, fix it. You can edit address block information by selecting the incorrect information and then retyping whatever should be shown.
8. Describe each item that you want to order.
You use the columns of the Create Purchase Orders window to describe in detail each item that you want to order as part of the purchase. Each item goes on its own row. To describe an item that you want to purchase from the vendor, you provide the following bits of information:
• Item: The Item column lets you record the unique item number for the item that you want to buy. Remember that items need to be entered, or described, in the Item List. The main thing you need to know about the Item List is that anything that you want to show on the invoice — or, for that matter, on a purchase order — needs to be described in the item file.
• Description: The Description column shows the description for the item that you select. You can also edit the Description field so that it makes sense to customers or vendors.
• Qty: The Qty column lets you identify the quantity of the item that you want. You enter the number of items that you want in this field, obviously.
• Rate: The Rate column lets you enter the price per unit or rate per unit for the item. Note that QuickBooks uses different labels for this column depending on the type of business that you've set up.
• Customer: The Customer column lets you identify the customer for whom the item is being purchased.
• Amount: The Amount column shows the total expended for the item. QuickBooks will calculate the amount for you by multiplying the quantity by the rate (or price). You can also edit the column amount. In this case, QuickBooks adjusts the rate (or price) so that quantity times rate always equals the amount.
You need to enter a description of each item that should be included on the purchase order. This means, for example, that if you want to order six items from a vendor, your purchase order should include six lines of information.
9. Print the purchase order.
You will want to print the purchase order. The purpose of recording a purchase order into QuickBooks is to create a formal record of a purchase. You almost always will want to transmit this purchase order to the vendor. The purchase order tells the vendor exactly what you want to purchase and the price that you are willing to pay. To print the purchase order, you can click the Print button. You can also print purchase orders later in a batch; to do so, save all the purchase orders that you want to create, and then choose the File –> Print Forms –> Purchase Orders command.
10. Save the purchase order.
To save your purchase order, click either the Save & Close button or the Save & New button. If you click the Save & New button, QuickBooks saves that purchase order and redisplays an empty version of the Create Purchase Orders window so you can record another purchase order.


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Because we haven't heard from him in a while, Pete Rose would like to weigh in on baseball's steroid crisis. I'm sure his comments won't at all be self-serving. Let's see....
See if you can cut through this wall of logic. Rose was on the Dan Patrick Show today and he explained why he thinks steroids are despicable. They affect records and records are sacred. (He's the hit king, so he should know.) They're illegal (he knows about that too) and they destroy the integrity of the game. (Yes, he actually used the word "integrity.") Most importantly, none of those things would apply to a manager who might have placed a friendly wager on his own team. I mean, how could a manager possibly have an influence on "the direct outcome" of a baseball game?
So that means he doesn't think Alex Rodriguez—an admitted PED user—should be allowed in the Hall of Fame, right? Whoa, whoa, whoa ... let's not be hasty here! He did still hit all those home runs. And you can't take away Barry Bonds' "sacred" home run record, just because he might have done something not good to get there. Rose says he would back A-Rod's candidacy for the Hall of Fame, even if he did do something far, far worse than betting on baseball.
Doesn't every man deserves a second chance?
Pete Rose Talks Roids, A-Rod Pitch Tipping, and Hit Streaks to Dan Patrick [Sports Radio Interviews]
Pete Rose: A-Rod shouldn't get cheated out of Hall of Fame [New York Daily News]
Pete Rose says Alex Rodriguez deserves to be in Hall of Fame [ESPN]

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Former Raiders and Bengals linebacker Thomas Howard died early this morning, after a high-speed crash on an Oakland interstate which claimed another life as well.
Howard, who was just released by the Falcons last week, was 30 years old.
According to KRON-TV, citing a California Highway Patrol report, Howard's BMW was traveling at more than 100 mph when it hit the back of a tractor trailer and flew across the median into oncoming traffic.
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One of my favorite-ever songs, Golden Years by David Bowie, will be released as an iPhone app for fans to remix and create their own "oddities." Speaking of oddities, if you can't wait until June 6th when the Golden Years app is released, you can try your hand at the Space Oddity one for $2 now.
Eight tracks will be available for tinkering with on the Golden Years one, whittled down from the original 16: Bowie's vocals; backing vocals; the 12-string guitar; guitar; bass; drums; harmonium and percussion. If you need to familiarize yourself with the track before June 6th, check out the YouTube video above. [Music Radar via Guardian Apps Blog]


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The 2014 NFL Draft is in the rearview. Thankfully, we have two months of top-10 shows to look forward to ... Oh, but that's not true, as rookie minicamps crop up on the calendar and the Michael Sam saga rolls on.
Yes, the draft spawned so many enticing storylines. We learned that Jeff Fisher has a spontaneous streak, that three quarterbacks were first-round worthy, and that the Chiefs still expect Alex Smith to do it himself. The offensive tackles certainly had their way, and we saw (thanks to Greg Robinson and Jordan Matthews) that the bow tie is still in play.
There aren't many sporting events that can match the prolonged drama of the NFL draft. It also provides an opportunity for teams to restock -- and for us to review. So how does the league hierarchy stack up after last week's talent grab? See below, and feel free to share your take ... @HarrisonNFL is the place.
Let the dissension commence ...
NOTE: The lineup below reflect changes from our March 19 Power Rankings, posted just after the 2014 free agency period kicked off.
Sorry, but no change at the top. The
Seahawks accomplished what they needed to in this draft -- although they also might as well have condemned receiver
Paul Richardson to
a Klingon penal colony when they took him in the second round. Unless he follows
Golden Tate and escapes one day, Richardson's dreams of topping 1,000 yards likely will fade, just like those of T.J. Houshmandzadeh,
Sidney Rice,
Deion Branch,
Braylon Edwards and every other wideout who flamed out in Coffee Land. At least
Percy Harvin had a bang-up 2013 season ... being banged up. That said, I liked the fourth-round selection of receiver
Kevin Norwood and the seventh-round pickup of running back
Kiero Small -- who is hardly that at 5-foot-8 and
244 pounds.
Power rankings trivia: Who was the last Seahawks receiver to hit the 1,000-yard mark? Hit me up with your answers @HarrisonNFL
The draftniks all like what Niners general manager Trent Baalke accomplished in the great college marketplace. It should be interesting to see what safety Jimmie Ward (first round) and inside linebacker Chris Borland (third round) deliver for coach Jim Harbaugh this year. Ward should play in the nickel and Borland should play on any downs that don't require the nickel. Can Borland help fill in while NaVorro Bowman recovers from knee surgery? I love that NFL Media's Mike Mayock called Borland "a thundering hardhead." Just the right kind of guy to challenge Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch, no?
The defending AFC champs drop slightly, but only because the
49ers drafted about 659 players to retool their roster. I'm not in love with Denver's selections of cornerback
Bradley Roby (first round) and receiver
Cody Latimer (second). Still, the latter could learn a lot from
Peyton Manning.
In other news, I'm looking for veteran safety Rahim Moore to have a nice year with the Broncos. I got a Facebook friend request from him last week. Let's hope none of my random posts sail over his head.
Oh, how the
Patriots required a defensive tackle. Here's hoping -- for their sake -- that
Dominique Easley fits the bill. Consider this a small risk, as the 29th overall pick is coming off an ACL injury. With
Vince Wilfork and
Tommy Kelly both nearing AARP age, New England really had no choice with that choice.
While the Jimmy Garoppolo pick in the second round was sexy, I hope the quarterback prospect realizes Tom Brady wants to win, like, five more Super Bowls. Basically, when Garoppolo is 34, he can step right in under center. Obviously, Bill Belichick, that sultan of style, was preoccupied by his search for the handsomest QB duo pro football has to offer.
Sneaky-good draft from those
New Orleans Saints. Receiver
Brandin Cooks -- all 5-foot-10 of him -- must be jumping for joy after going to the team with the 20th overall pick.
Cooks' 4.33-second 40-yard dash aside, his ability to effortlessly catch the ball will be welcomed by a team that always throws for 5,000-plus yards.
In the second round, the Saints went with a big corner in Stanley Jean-Baptiste. Too bad they didn't have the 6-3, 218-pounder covering on that Kenbrell Thompkins disaster at Gillette last year. Tell me that ending wasn't a dry shave for Saints fans.
Nice little arrangement for those always-competitive
Packers, watching
Ha Ha Clinton-Dix slide on down to them at No. 21. I'm still amazed the
Cowboys and
Ravens -- all of whom could have used a safety, and all of whom picked before Green Bay -- passed on the guy many considered to be the top talent at that position in the draft. Shoot, even the
Jets did
Packers GM Ted Thompson a solid, taking safety
Calvin Pryor at No. 18.
This is just what the team with the QB Rating King, the reigning Offensive Rookie of the Year and now Julius Peppers needed: help from everybody else.
Draft day didn't garner too much attention for the Indianapolis Colts, who had just five picks, none of which were in the first round. Of course, looking at their rookie haul, methinks GM Ryan Grigson did better than Kevin Costner in "Draft Day" ... or Kevin Costner in "Waterworld." And unlike the latter, Indy's draft has a premise I understand. The Colts' first pick -- offensive lineman Jack Mewhort, snagged in the second round -- should step in and play somewhere. Now.
Kansas City's roster still carries a heckuva lot of talent, and the Chiefs should be in the hunt for an AFC wild-card spot again. That said, it was tough to appreciate the selection at No. 23 of defensive end Dee Ford, who wasn't seen by many teams as a first-rounder -- and whom the Chiefs, frankly, didn't need. At least, they didn't need him as much as they did a wide receiver, a tight end or secondary help. Yes, Kansas City did pick up cornerback Phillip Gaines in the third round, but the jury is still out as to how NFL-ready he is. Quarterback Alex Smith could use a wubby besides Jamaal Charles.
For who? For what? That was the feeling at Radio City Music Hall when outside linebacker Marcus Smith's name was called as the Eagles' pick at No. 26. No one anticipates him alligator-arming on his pass rush, and perhaps Trent Cole will be on a pitch count this year, but Marcus Smith in the first round? On another note, I spoke with receiver Jordan Matthews after Philly grabbed him in the second round. He's ready to get to work and totally stoked to tee it up for coach Chip Kelly.
If you dug Adrian Wilson's nachos, you're gonna be all hot dogs and apple pie about safety Deone Bucannon, Arizona's choice at No. 27. This dude will be able to make plays near the line of scrimmage and in coverage. Plus he can tackle, which is kind of cool in a league that has devolved into grab, grab, grab. By the way, Deone is pronounced "DAY-own." Wanted you to know in case you're asked to sound it out at one of Matt Leinart's hot tub parties.
How do we feel about Carolina taking receiver
Kelvin Benjamin at No. 28 over
Marqise Lee,
Panthers fans? Give me a holler ...
@HarrisonNFL. Can't blame anyone who works for this team if they didn't want to chance yet
another USC flameout. Remember the halcyon days of other former Trojan receivers in
Panthers unis? Ugh.
On a more positive note, I spoke to second-round pick Kony Ealy on Friday night. Dude knows he's a lucky fella to be joining the D-line in Charlotte. Holy cow, that's quite a group.
You want answers? You want answers?! Fine. Yes, Cincinnati had the best draft. We already wrote about it here, but let's just say this: For all the criticism of Mike Brown and this organization overall, no team -- NO team -- has more talent than the Cincinnati Bengals.
Jason Verrett is supposed to be one heckuva player. The
Chargers' first-round selection is 5-9, has had a torn labrum and has a vertical of nearly 40 inches. Your friendly writer is 5-9, has had a torn labrum and has a 20-inch vertical. So there you go.
In other news, second-round pick Jeremiah Attaochu's first order of business should be getting Dwight Freeney's cell number and blowing it up non-stop. Maybe that way, the rookie outside linebacker will average more than one sack for every 10 games played, otherwise known as "a torrid Melvin Ingram pace."
Bears GM Phil Emery is getting it done in Chicago. Last year, he revamped a clear team weakness on the offensive line. This year, he went to work on the defensive line via both free agency and the draft, bagging a nice haul last weekend. I do feel Chicago's scouting department likely wanted defensive tackle Aaron Donald at No. 14, but the Rams snagged him at No. 13. Still, Green Bay and the rest of the NFC North should look out.
The Baltimore Ravens went about their work very quietly during draft week. Some wonder how defensive tackle Timmy Jernigan, taken in the second round, fits into their scheme. On the flip side, the selection of safety Terrence Brooks was a slam dunk. The mid-third-rounder certainly could have gone earlier; Brooks has the potential to be a complete player in run support, blitzing and coverage. He and Matt Elam might end up being the best tandem since Michael Bolton and Samir Nagheenanajar.
Many Steelers fans wanted somebody other than Ryan Shazier at No. 15 overall. But hey, this kid could really turn into one of the most disruptive and athletic inside linebackers in football. Besides, who needs a wide receiver when you can't protect Ben Roethlisberger anyway?
It was hard not to like the Jets' draft. While we're at it, let's give some kudos to Rex Ryan for admitting some homerism in the selection of quarterback Tajh Boyd. Or call it quasi-nepotism; Ryan's son played with Boyd at Clemson, so the New York coach made the move. All good. A sixth-rounder shouldn't threaten Geno Smith, anyway.
On Saturday night, we made it pretty clear that the Dolphins' draft didn't sit well with us. Did new GM Dennis Hickey stumble? Who knows? To make that evaluation, we'll need at least two years, if not more. Hickey should get credit for shoring up one of the most woeful offensive lines in the league. Speaking of ... Mike Pouncey certainly showed he learned a lot from the Martin-Incognito mess -- or not.
Mark it down: Odell Beckham catches eight touchdown passes in 2014. That'll be enough to make the 12th overall pick a certifiable fantasy sleeper -- and send Rueben Randle back to the 500-yards-and-five-touchdowns range. Meanwhile, departed tight end Brandon Myers clearly was not a good fit for the down-the-seam highballs in former coordinator Kevin Gilbride's offense, but Big Blue could've used a big coup at TE in the draft. That is wordplay. Enjoy.
We're on the record with our approval of the Falcons' top pick, so let's take a deeper look at what GM Thomas Dimitroff tried to accomplish. After offensive tackle Jake Matthews went to Atlanta at No. 6 overall, seven of the Falcons' remaining eight picks were used on defensive players. Dimitroff got a force in the interior line ( Ra'Shede Hageman) in the second round. Third-round choice Dezmen Southward, who is uber fast (and faster than all the Uber drivers who own Priuses), should play immediately, at corner, nickel or safety. Lastly, Dimitroff completely restocked his linebacker corps and special teams by taking four linebackers on Saturday.
Best haul in the NFC right here. Love the pick of defensive tackle Aaron Donald at No. 13. Imagine being an opposing offensive line coach prepping your squad to face the line Donald is joining, which also includes Chris Long, Michael Brockers and Robert Quinn ... No worries, fellas, if you get your butts handed to you this week ... Cornerback Lamarcus Joyner, scooped up in the second round, should help immediately. Now, we know you might be tired of the Michael Sam coverage. Cool. Still, I thought this was the most poignant, cut-to-the-chase analysis of the whole situation.
Cowboys fans seem to want owner Jerry Jones to think less about marketing and be a bit more shrewd with the football decisions (or just hire a football man to be general manager, but that's not happening). So what did the
Cowboys do in the draft? Exactly what fans
SAY they want, taking perhaps the best player available at No. 16 -- offensive tackle
Zack Martin -- instead of making a "splash" pick with
Johnny Manziel, who would have had to sit on the bench, and who has about a 2 percent chance of being better than
Tony Romo. So most Dallas fans were happy with a
non-nonsensical football selection, right?
Nope. They wanted Manziel. Of course.
Boy, the Bucs are beginning to look like playoff contenders. Now if they would only go back to their old orange-and-whites. ... I caught up with Derrick Brooks, soon to be the proud owner
of a new gold jacket, and I can tell Bucs fans that Brooks thinks the team is making the right moves.
Enter receiver Mike Evans with the seventh overall pick. Between the 6-5, 231-pound Evans and the 6-5, 230-pound Vincent Jackson, quarterback Josh McCown will have two trees to target on the outside -- just like he had with Brandon Marshall and Alshon Jeffery during his transcendent 2013 campaign in Chicago. Oh, then Tampa Bay landed 6-5 tight end Austin Seferian-Jenkins in the second round. Good grief. The Bucs' air attack has gone from Oasis to U2's The Joshua Tree overnight.
How do we feel about this draft, Lions fans? Detroit could've used help at corner, where neither Chris Houston nor Darius Slay played especially well last year. ... But, despite having the pick of the (non-Justin Gilbert) litter at the 10 spot, the team went with a tight end. Eric Ebron might be a solid player; perhaps the Lions can score 28 points per game with him. At this rate, they'll have to, as they added only one player to their secondary, Nevin Lawson, and they waited until pick No. 133 to do it. Oh, and to all those who laughed when we listed "kicker" in Detroit's section of our NFC North draft needs piece: Did you see this?
Helluva draft for a relatively new GM. Seriously, there's no way you can look at the Bills' dalliance in the rookie marketplace and not give a big bro hug to Doug Whaley. Yes, he traded for the fourth overall spot and landed a big name in receiver Sammy Watkins. But what if linebacker Preston Brown, a third-round choice, knocks it out of the park next to Brandon Spikes and the team's rookie rock star from last year, Kiko Alonso? Brown had 98 tackles and an astounding 12.5 tackles for loss in 2013.
The jump up for Washington reflects the April signing of receiver DeSean Jackson, which happened since we last did this whole exercise. As for how the Redskins did in the draft ... So they didn't have a first-round pick -- big whoop. In the third round, Washington got a bottom-of-the-first-round talent in Morgan Moses, who should step in at right tackle immediately. Moves like that -- or even like the signing of Andre Roberts to play the slot -- might not be as exciting as Peter Jackson doing 15 CGI movies in a row. But they win football games.
Major kudos to Vikings GM Rick Spielman for trading back into the first round to get the quarterback he wanted (well, among those not named Johnny Manziel) at No. 32 before the Texans (or someone who might have swapped spots with the Texans) did it at No. 33. Those Seahawks have become quite the trade buddies for Minnesota. Be more excited about ninth overall pick Anthony Barr, however. Guarantee: The linebacker will tip a pass to himself and take it to the house this year, Jason Taylor style. Mark it down.
Landing Marqise Lee in the second round had to feel awesome for Jags fans, as few observers anticipated the receiver would last beyond Day 1. It should be noted that some Jacksonville backers jumped all over me for suggesting that there will be frustration if quarterback Blake Bortles isn't ready to play as a rookie. Regardless of what GM David Caldwell and coach Gus Bradley say, you want the third overall pick of the draft to be ready to perform at some point in his first season; you don't want him taking a "redshirt" year. This isn't Marcus Lattimore we're talking about. Third overall picks should be able to contribute quickly.
Would've liked to see the Titans address needs a bit more directly. That said, 11th overall pick Taylor Lewan should start immediately somewhere on the offensive line (even over free-agent signee Michael Oher). Plus, if you care about such things, Lewan has a personality. The selection of running back Bishop Sankey in Round 2 certainly makes sense, lest you want Shonn Greene getting 30 carries per game for this team. As for quarterback Zach Mettenberger, added in the sixth round? Glad there are those who think he'll be able to learn on the bench while incumbent starter Jake Locker plays. Yes, that sounds very, very good ... until Locker winds up on injured reserve in Week 2.
The drop for Cleveland solely reflects the potential suspension of receiver Josh Gordon -- not the Browns' draft, which was pretty solid. So everyone has seen the supposed leaked Patriots scouting report on Johnny Manziel by now. Apparently, he's spoiled, walks away from coaches, gets allowance from Gramps (still), believes in partiality when it comes to knowing the playbook and has some jealous teammates. Wonder if it said "still 200 times better than Brandon Weeden" on there.
It was cool that Matt Millen served as an analyst on our NFL.com Live draft special. Say what you want about his days in Detroit's front office, but always remember that Millen has not one but
Super Bowl rings, and that he also had one of the best rookie seasons in
Raiders history. Let's hope linebacker
Khalil Mack, whose selection by Oakland at No. 5 was universally lauded, can duplicate the latter in 2014. What a prospect.
The key is what second-round pick Derek Carr can do. This team will not be getting out of the basement any time soon if the rookie quarterback doesn't beat out veteran Matt Schaub, especially if Schaub carries the same lack of confidence he clearly displayed on the field last year.
What will fourth-round selection Tom Savage -- one of the most interesting picks of the 2014 NFL Draft -- give coach Bill O'Brien and staff? By all accounts, Savage has the right attitude; he should learn from O'Brien and quarterback coach George Godsey, who did a terrific job as tight end coach for the Patriots ( Rob Gronkowski, anyone?) and was a solid QB himself at Georgia Tech. Don't worry, though: Savage won't make Texans fans forget about Schaub that quickly. After all, Savage rushed for -319 yards in college.
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Gilmore Girls
"Say Goodbye To Daisy Miller" - (TV-) (HDTV)
Tuesday , September 21 2004 Season Premiere
ROMANCE AND ROAST BEEF - Picking up on the same night as last season's finale, Lorelai (Lauren Graham) is very upset that Rory (Alexis Bledel) has lost her virginity to her married ex-boyfriend Dean (Jared Padalecki). Luke (Scott Patterson) is happy and relieved to learn that Lorelai wants to pursue their new romantic relationship. Meanwhile, after announcing that she and Richard (Edward Herrmann) are officially separated, Emily (Kelly Bishop) decides to leave immediately for Paris. Realizing that Dean's marriage may not be over after all, Rory agrees to spend the summer in Europe with Emily. Melissa McCarthy, Keiko Agena, Yanic Truesdale, Liz Torres and Sean Gunn also star. Amy Sherman-Palladino wrote and directed the episode (#2T5301).


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David Beckham Takes On Global Olympic Marketing Task For Samsung
May 3, 2011: David Beckham may have lost a step or two on the pitch, but not as a global pitchman.
The international soccer star has signed a deal to become the global brand ambassador for Samsung Electronics, with focus on the 2012 Summer Olympics in London.
The alliance brings together two parties already closely involved with the upcoming Games. Beckham is an ambassador for the London Olympic Games Organizing Committee, which dates back to when the city was vying for the Games.
Samsung is a global partner of the International Olympic Committee and the official worldwide Olympic partner in the wireless communications equipment category.
Financial terms of the deal with Beckham were not disclosed.
Samsung said that alliance with Beckham would start with appearances in multi-platform advertising and public relations campaigns "covering various elements of Samsung's London 2012 marketing program." The deal will run through 2012.
Beckham, 36, currently plays for the Los Angeles Galaxy in Major League Soccer. Although his marketing deals have waned in recent years, he still is one of the game's most recognizable personalities, including an appearance with equally famous wife Victoria Beckham at the Royal Wedding between Prince William and Kate Middleton.
His other marketing deals include adidas, Electronic Arts and Coty.
"David has been actively taking part in a number of initiatives to help young people around the world to enjoy a better life, while Samsung's London 2012 marketing campaign will also place great importance on the value of engaging youth," Gyehyun Kwon, vp and head of worldwide sports marketing for Samsung Electronics, said during a press conference in London to unveil the partnership. "And to this end, we're delighted that David will be supporting our goal to extend the Olympic Games spectator experience to fans throughout the world using our leading smart mobile technology."
According to Beckham, "I'm very proud to be part of the team that brought the Olympics to my home city, London. It is one of the greatest events in the world. Working with a globally respected brand, like Samsung, our aim will be to help more and more people to enjoy and share the excitement of the London 2012 Olympic Games."
Kwon said that Beckham's status as a global sports icon has already helped to raise the profile of the London 2012 Olympic Games and attract more people to watch and to actively participate in the Games.
"Sport has a unique power to reach people and bring them together," said Kwan. "We are very excited about the new partnership for our customers and fans of the Olympic Games and we're looking forward to working with David across the range of London 2012 marketing initiatives we will be pursuing until the end of 2012."


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Hi everyone!
It would be nice if Syberia III would have something similar to Metal Gear Solid series, I talking about heart-touching cutscenes, vivid characters and impresive OST!
Hi everyone!
It would be nice if Syberia III would have something similar to Metal Gear Solid series, I talking about heart-touching cutscenes, vivid characters and impresive OST!
Oscar_ModelloXZ2000 wrote:It seems that Kate be younger than Syberia & Syberia II... I don't know your opinions, but, pishically, she reminds me Lara Croft (new Lara Croft by Square Enix)! Her eyes are... bigger? I don't know. Simply, she doesn't seem the Kate Walker we left... Also... her hair... Is it grey!?
I saw the first part of the gameplay... are there checkpoints? I hate them! In a game such Syberia!? No...
I'd like to see new awensome locations as Valadiléne, Komkolzgrad and the others were!
If the game is called "Syberia", I imagine even the automatons... If you want a game with Kate Walker (I'd like it), just create a new franchise, a spin-off and give us a new story. Don't ruin Syberia.
And, I'd really, really like, as a lot of Italians fan would the Italian dubbing with the old voices... NO SUBTITLES, VOICES! You know, we loved the dubbing in Syberia and Syberia II. Our dubbers were awensome! Syberia III without Italian dubbing isn't Syberia!
Ante wrote:The traditional point'n'click genre in adventure games has practically died. I just recently finished Life is Strange and it was breathtakingly beautiful and really powerful example how the adventure games have changed. If Syberia 3 tries to be something that Syberia and Syberia 2 were - it's all good - that's what the fans are expecting. However the game has to sell, it has to appeal to people who probably never heard of the series before. I watched the gameplay video where
. That basically looked very like the first Syberia games. I was never a fan of the events at Russia and the least favourite part was the Youkol village since that didn't resemble anything from the original steampunk settings that was the selling point to me in a first place. The beautiful mechanical devices, art noveau cities and the abandoned Soviet technology form me the heart and soul of Syberia. That's why I really wish the series would return back to the roots and where it all began. All good stories have some arch of development - I wish to see that in Kate. Abandoning her lawyer career and becoming a full time adventurer is one kind of story but I wish to see something more.Spoiler:Kate wakes up from hospital, solves one locked door problem and proceeds further into the facilty
And you may get your Italian dubbing. The E3 video is not a finished product, and it even said explicitly that the voices were temporary, not the final versions.
I also have the ability to control my saves and reloads.
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Senate cyber bid sputters
The Senate's late-summer race to pass cybersecurity legislation before leaving for recess came to a dead end Thursday when Democrats couldn't muster enough gas to clear a procedural vote over objections of GOP leaders and many big business lobbies.
The bill required 60 votes to cut off debate and get it to the floor for a vote, but fell short 52-46.
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Not even the threat of hackers sabotaging power grids, cutting off water supplies or shutting down the financial system could stir the Senate from its typical gridlock. And prospects aren't good once senators return in the fall.
The finger pointing has already begun.
Senate Democrats and the White House are blaming Republicans and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. Republicans are blaming the Senate Democratic leadership for trying to "steamroll" a bill. And some lawmakers say that there's enough blame to go around.
"Rarely have I been so disappointed in the Senate's failure to come to grips with a threat to our country that is all these officials have warned us, over and over again, is urgent and must be addressed now," said an impassioned Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) on the floor before the vote. "Not maybe in September, not possibly by the end of the year, not in the next Congress — but now."
The outcome dealt a significant blow to bill sponsors and the White House that could mean yet another year will pass in which Congress couldn't find consensus on the issue.
The measure could come back once lawmakers do after the break: Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid pulled his vote at the end, a move that allows him to retry the vote later. And sponsors are hopeful they can still act when they're back in September, but lawmakers acknowledge the clock is running out. For now, the missed opportunity marks just the latest example of the Senate's inability to function when mired in election-year politics and overwhelmed with pressure by high-powered groups like the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
"What broke down in this case? It's standard stuff — failure to compromise, though I must say we feel we compromised quite a lot from our original bill," said Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.), the chief architect of the Cybersecurity Act of 2012. "A failure to control one's impulse to see every bill come before the Senate, no matter how important, as nothing more than a vehicle to put on one's favorite political issue or favorite governmental issue unrelated to the cybersecurity of the United States."
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It would have been difficult for the Senate to have solicited compromise on cybersecurity reform in the hours before the recess. Lieberman and Collins worked vigorously to revise their original legislation in an effort to grow support among Republican ranks and industry groups. And Reid had even pledged there would be ample opportunity to amend the bill, provided the revisions were relevant to cybersecurity.
But the flickers of hope for passage quickly faded.
Revisions shepherded with the help of Sens. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-R.I.) and Jon Kyl (R-Ariz.) picked up notable support, but never satisfied the U.S. Chamber, which mobilized aggressively against the bill and issued a letter telling members it could score support against them.
Aides said that scared some Republicans who simply hadn't followed the cybersecurity debate — and it led Reid and others to turn up the volume with increasingly critical attacks.


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Playboy founder Hugh Hefner helped save the peak Monday with a $900,000 check.
Hefner's donation and a match from Tiffany and Co. capped a fundraising effort by the Trust for Public Land, which was attempting to round up $12.5 million to buy and preserve the hilltop property to the west of the sign from private developers.
"While the deal closed with a large gift, it was the supersized efforts of a generous and energetic community of supporters that made the campaign possible," said the Trust for Public Land in an e-mail. "It's people like you who helped us save Cahuenga Peak, and we are very grateful."
In a statement, Hefner called the sign "Hollywood's Eiffel Tower."
"My childhood dreams and fantasies came from the movies, and the images created in Hollywood had a major influence on my life and Playboy," Hefner said.
He wasn't at the morning announcement, which was just below the sign, but Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger called the campaign a team effort. It's nice when J. Paul Getty's heir, Tiffany and Co. and several Hollywood celebrities are on your team.
"I did what the Terminator was supposed to do which is to jump into action," Schwarzenegger said Monday. "A lot of people had to jump into action, especially Councilman Tom LaBonge and the Trust for Public Land.
"The Hollywood sign will welcome dreamers and artists, and Austrian bodybuilders."
Schwarzenegger said $6.7 million came from private funds.
On April 14, the Trust announced it received a 16-day extension to finish raising the money. That pushed the deadline to April 30.
The Hollywood Sign is owned by the city of Los Angeles, but the 138-acre property around it belongs to a group of Chicago-based investors who acquired rights to build four luxury mansions along the ridgeline. The investors initially planned to sell the land to real estate developers for $22 million but agreed to turn it over to the Trust for $12.5 million.
The trust hopes to buy the land from its Chicago-area owners and give it to the city so it can be incorporated into the adjacent, 4,200-acre Griffith Park.
Aileen Getty, a billionaire daughter of oil baron J. Paul Getty, and The Tiffany and Co. Foundation have contributed $1 million each to the effort. Schwarzenegger noted private donations were given by all 50 states, 10 foreign countries and individuals, including the J. Paul Getty heir, Steven Spielberg, Tom Hanks and Hefner.
Wildlife Conservation Board executive director John Donnelly says the permanent protection of Cahuenga Peak is a significant addition to Griffith Park and that it will "enhance wildlife corridors throughout the region."
The land was originally purchased in 1940 by industrialist Howard Hughes, who wanted to build a home for then-girlfriend Ginger Rogers. But the relationship ended and the Hughes estate later sold the property in 2002 to a group of Chicago investors.
The property, zoned for four luxury homes, was put on the market two years ago for $22 million.


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I'm not entirely sure what I did, but I was finally able to get it to install. After posting this, I went back to install the printer using "add printer" from the "printers and faxes" menu off the start button. Previously I used the "recommended" driver and this allowed me to access the printer through the web address even though the HP software ("Solution Center") still failed to recognize the printer was there. This time, instead of selecting the "recommended" driver, I selected the other option. I don't remember what the other option was, but I believe it was to search for the (presumably non-windows) driver. Almost as an afterthought, I decided to try running the HP install (fron the icon left on the desktop after the failed HP software intall) and to my surprise it finished installing. The HP Solution Center finally recognized the printer was there and I was able to access the print/scan/etc. function through the HP software interface. All seemed to be well until I tried to print an MS Word document and nothing would come out. Fortunately while searching for help on this install problem, I also stumbled onto another post for failing to print from MS Office. I followed the instructions to reinstall the driver on that post (printers and faxes, right click on printer and select properties, advanced folder, new driver) and everything FINALLY appears to be working -- no thanks to HP other than providing this forum. Given the horrible experiences I have no had with an HP Pavillion desktop (which failed so many times I finally threw it in the trash -- literally), an HP iPAQ, and this printer, not to mention the horrible abuse I've suffered at the hands of HP phone "support," I think its safe to say I will never buy anything made by HP again! (Meanwhile between home and work I've had 5 Dell laptops and all have been gems, not to mention fantastic phone support for the rare problem I did encounter.) Goodbye HP!!!


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Leigh have signed former Bradford centre Michael Platt from Salford.
The 30-year-old, who made just three appearances in his second spell at Salford, has joined the Centurions initially on loan for the rest of the season but will take up a two-year contract from 2015.
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We're currently working on designing a game to spread awareness about Malaria. The game action will take place on this map
We did this mock-up in powerpoint and are now looking for somebody who can make it a professional, elegant and appealing map that gives the user the feeling of being right in the middle of the Sub-Saharan desert. Thank you all for your work in advance!
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COVINA, Calif. (AP) -- Police say a suspected shoplifter died at a Southern California Walmart store after a fight with store security workers who caught him in the parking lot.
Covina police Lt. Holly Francisco says when police arrived Friday they found the suspect restrained by store security and appearing to need medical help. Officers called paramedics and the man was later pronounced dead at a hospital.
Francisco says the suspect had been accused of stealing clothing and body wash.
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Rocky Point Club wins 3rd straight FCSL title; Roxbury finishes second
STAMFORD -- From 1991-2011 Roxbury Swim Club captured 18 Fairfield County Swimming League titles, including a stretch in which it claimed the championship 12 consecutive years. Yet the past three summers have seen one of Roxbury's rivals take the celebratory dip in the pool after the final team standings were announced at the championship meet's conclusion.
Greenwich-based Rocky Point Club has a nice little success streak of its own going, one it continued Saturday with a standout performance at Roxbury Swim & Tennis Club in Stamford. After being edged by Roxbury Swim Club in the Division I Championships recently, Rocky Point Club ended its summer season in style once again, winning the FCSL Championships for the third straight season, amassing 1,142.5 team points. Roxbury was the runner-up (1,070.5), followed by Shore & Country Club of Stamford (811), Middlesex Club (688.5) and Waveny Swim Team (581).
"I am so proud of our team," said Alex Walsh of Rocky Point, who won three individual events, two of which broke FCSL records. "We were so ecstatic when we heard that we won after the meet. Even with the lack of 10-under and 8-under swimmers, everyone did a great job of pumping each other up and staying ready. We won due to team spirit."
Said Rocky Point head coach Terry Lowe: "Our team really came on strong from the beginning of the summer. We had so many clutch performers today and received a lot of excellent swims."
Roxbury head coach Rick Lewis, who swam for Lowe when he was a student at Greenwich High, left the meet pleased with his squad's effort.
"I thought we swam really well today and hats off to Rocky Point for having a great meet as well," Lewis said. "We won the Divisional title at Lake Club on Tuesday over Rocky Point Club by 11 points, so that made it fun coming back here today for this great meet. We have some nice, friendly battles."
Meghan Lynch of Bailiwick Club in Greenwich was presented with the high point award trophy after a winning three individual events and breaking three FCSL records. Lynch won the girls 10-and-under 25-meter breaststroke in an FCSL record time of 16.35 seconds. She broke her own FCSL mark in winning the 10-and-under 100-meter individual medley in 1:12.24 and the 10-under 50 freestyle (28.43).
"It felt good to break the records because I was trying to get close to them all year and I'm glad I got them today," Lynch said. "Our team had a lot of fun this summer and this was a great meet for us."
Walsh helped power Rocky Point, winning the girls 12-under 50-meter butterfly in a county record time of 30.00 (she held the previous record, 30.26), and shattering the FCSL record by touching the wall first in the 12-under 100 individual medley (1:07.03), besting the old mark by two seconds. She also posted a first-place finish in the 12-and-under 50 backstroke (31.87).
"My best event was the 100 IM, I was pumped up to swim it," said Walsh, an Eastern Middle School student. "I just swam as hard as I could and was so excited when I saw I broke the FCSL record by two seconds."
Kelly Leahy sparked Rocky Point in the 8-and-under 25 breaststroke. Seeded 16th in the event, Leahy swam to a first-place finish in 24.35. Gretchen Walsh, Alex's sister, won the girls 12-under 50 freestyle (29.41) and finished right behind Alex in the 100 individual medley (1:14.54). Patrick Mullen was the 10-under 25 breaststroke champion for Rocky Point (19.37). He also placed second in the 25 butterfly and 25 backstroke.
"I'm really happy with how I swam the butterfly," Mullen said. "In the divisional meet, I had a bad start in that event, so I used that as an example and I worked on my starts, which paid off today."
Rocky Point's boys 17-under medley relay team touched the wall first in 2:12.43 and Annie Miller won the girls 17-u 100 freestyle (59.10). The meet marked the end of several Rocky Point swimmers' summer career with the club, including recent Greenwich High graduate Julian Fraser.
"This was the perfect way to end my 11 years on the team," Fraser said. "Coach Lowe has been with me all the way, so it's great to end it with coach Lowe."
Roxbury was paced by three victories from Patrick Clisham (14-under 50 butterfly, 27.69; 14-u 100 IM, 1:05.02; 14-u 50 freestyle, 25.55) and Nicholas Malchow (10-under 100 IM, FCSL record time of 1:17.57; 10-under 25 backstroke, FCSL record time of 16:37, 25 butterfly, 15.50). Jack Montesi won two events for Roxbury (17-under 50 butterfly, 25.97; 17-under backstroke, FCSL record 26.99).
"The butterfly was a good race, I had some tough competition," Montesi said. "My cousin and I were duking it out, but I edged him at the finish. We received a great overall team effort today."
Montesi was joined at the meet by his siblings William and Kelly. William Montesi had second-place finishes in the 12-under 50 butterfly and 100 individual medley, while Kelly Montesi took second in the 14-under 50 butterfly.
"This is always an intense meet and it's usually close between us and Rocky Point," Kelly Montesi said.
Hank Jaffe gave Roxbury a pair of first-place finishes (8-under 25 backstroke, 25 freestyle), and Allison Brea won the 12-and-under 50 breaststroke. Roxbury also received victories from its girl 17-under 200 freestyle relay squad and its boys 17-under 200 freestyle relay team (FCSL record, 1:50.84).
Shore & Country Club got a winning effort from Stephen Holmquist in the 17-and-under 100 IM (1:00.04) and a first-place finish from Edward Stolarski in the 17-under 100 freestyle (53.99). Holmquist was also second in the 100 freestyle and Stolarski was the runner-up in the 50 backstroke. Isabel Anbar won the 14-under 50 backstroke (32.33), while Julia Cassone (10-under 25 butterfly), Lizzy Colwell (14-under 50 breaststroke, 100 IM), Emma Holmquist (17-under 50 breaststroke) and Katie Colwell (17-under 100 freestyle) were each second in their events for Shore & Country Club.
Recent Greenwich High graduate Katie Evans won the 17-under 50 butterfly (30.18) and the 50 breaststroke (35.64) for Innis Arden Golf Club. She also came in second in the 100 individual medley.
"Between my sister and I, my parents have been to 17 county meets and this is my last one, so if feels weird," the Harvard-bound Evans said. "I didn't think I would feel this sad. I had a great time swimming for this team over the years, now I'm excited about going on to Harvard."
Innis Arden's Samantha Ennis won both the 10-under 25 butterfly (15.69) and the 25 backstroke (17.12) and was second in the 100 IM (1:20.64).
Iain Edmundson (17-under 50 breaststroke), Spencer Jimenez (14-under 50 backstroke) and Ben Schinto (10-under 50 freestyle) each finished first for Riverside Yacht Club.
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St Louis advanced to the National League Championship Series by beating Pittsburgh 6-1 in their winner-take-all game on Wednesday, clinching the NL Division Series 3-2.
Cardinals' pitcher Adam Wainwright pitched a complete game in his second dominant win of the series, while David Freese and Matt Adams both hit two-run homers for the hosts.
"I wanted it bad. It's probably the most nervous I've ever been," Wainwright said. "I don't get a whole lot of nerves when I pitch. Before I pitched today, I was pretty nervous."
St Louis will be at home to open the NLCS against the well-rested Los Angeles Dodgers on Friday.
The past three seasons, the Cardinals are 8-1 when facing elimination. They also won Game 5 of the NL division series at Washington last year and at Philadelphia in 2011.
Freese homered in the second inning off rookie Gerrit Cole and Adams connected in the eighth against reliever Mark Melancon to make it 5-1. Pete Kozma added an RBI infield single, and Wainwright finished it off by striking out Pedro Alvarez with two runners on base.
Alvarez became the first player to get an RBI in each of his first six post-season games, with a fluke hit that rebounded off first base in the seventh. However, the Pirates were held to one run in each of the final two games in their first playoff series in 21 years. They have not won a post-season series since the 1979 World Series.
"We were able to take a huge step forward this year in restoring the pride and the passion of the Pittsburgh Pirates' organization, and rebonding our city with a ball team," manager Clint Hurdle said.
Cole beat the Cardinals with an impressive effort in Game 2, but they got to him early this time.
Freese made him pay for a full-count walk to Jon Jay with two outs in the second, lining a pitch into the visitors' bullpen beyond left field.
The Pirates had relief pitchers warming up in the fourth after Yadier Molina's infield hit and a throwing error put runners on second and third. Cole gave up just three hits over five innings, but was taken out of the game in the sixth.
Freese struggled this season to overcome a back injury in spring training and had nine homers and 60 RBIs, but just like teammate Carlos Beltran, he is an October star with seven homers, 29 RBIs and a .325 average in 36 career post-season games.
Adams, whose power hitting helped the Cardinals overcame an injury to power hitter Allen Craig early last month, hammered a first-pitch fastball from Melancon well over the right-field wall for his first RBIs of the series.
The Pirates scratched out their lone run on two infield hits and the single by Alvarez that looked to be a harmless inning-ending groundout before it hit the bag.


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I must say, I had a smile the whole time using just one Revolver 700-HO. The motor is using a 20T pinion, and worked flawlessely. I had to retighten the grub screw that is in the pinion, but other then that, awesome. It is easily more powerful then the Dual Titans, and ran cooler. I can actually say I was able to drain my batteries with the Revolver 700-HO. With the Titans, I was constantly checking the temps and was never able to drain the batteries. SPC batteries. With the 700-HO I was checking them, and they really weren't that hot. Dan was really cool and very responsive. I asked him to solder everything for me, and he only charged me $7 bucks which is a good deal to me since one, I can't solder, and two it made is easier for me. The only thing I did since I am picky was took a Dremel, and cut some of the pinion off so that there was maybe a few milimeters to get everything to work.
Motor breakin
Basically, I wanted to be better safe then sorry so it took and hour and a half. I can say that is was definately worth it.
Pics of the motor on the truck.
If you want anymore picutres of how I did the pinion or anything let me know and I'll take some and post it on the fourm.
Last edited by smg323; 08-08-2008 at 06:49 AM.
why did you use one motor as well looks great
I am Luke Skywalker.
truck looks great! have you considered putting 2 of those on?
Run it, break it, fix it, love it :]=~
I was originally going to get the Dual 700-HO conversion and really didn't like the placement of the ESC, and after reading the specs of the 700-HO, I figured one would suffice. I can say I am very pleased with the purchase.
thats awesome man. This came up a while ago and I remember ppl shooting it down. I'm glad you did it. I thought/hoped it would work. keep us updated on the performance.
what batteries are you using?
how is the speed compaired to your titans?
be nice.
I am currently using 7 Cell SPC batteries. I am waiting for my batteries to finish charging since I haven't ran m E-Revo and I don't want to run my 3.3 since I don't want to bother my neighbors. I'd actually like to let someone dirve my 3.3 and see how she keeps up with it.
The acceleration is a noticably better, and the speed is a little better since I am using a 20T and the 700-HO puts out more RPM's. This is just a guess, but I imagine that she gets around 35 MPH now. I don't have a GPS or speed gun.
The main thing I like is no worries of overheating.
awesome so its a plus plus situation...Originally Posted by Revo Junkie
maybe dan will start selling this as its own set-up
be nice.
looks good i am happy with my 700 HO conversion it flys
Last edited by scotthw; 07-22-2008 at 07:53 PM.
if your not breaking anything get more air
Yeah, I am impressed with this as well. Even for one motor, it still gets up pretty quick. I actually popped one of the beads out of the tires so it was well worth it.
Great, thanks for the update on this, Revo Junkie. I think I'll pick one of these up for when my $3.50 wonders quit. What spur are you using? Would you mind weighing the motor with the pinion?
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hey i am thinking about getting one of those motors where did you get a pinion
Very nice, these kershaw motors seem to work very well. The single motor design looks cleaner. Nicely done.
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You can order one directly from him. I would say get either a 19T or 20T pinion. I'll probably wind up getting a 19T pinion for a little bit more torque.Originally Posted by hondaracing164
wow...youre a pioneer...i think your the first person to put a single 700 on a e-revo
Been there, done that.
I just completed the Dual 700 conversion last night and came up with a sweet way to mount the ESC by repositioning the radiobox and placing the ESC in its location. It looks factory and has way less exsposed wires than the factory setup due to the fact that the rado box is very close to the front servos and ESC. I will post some pictures soon. This setup is awsome for the money.
I don't have a scale that can weigh that much, however it's probably lighter then two stock Titan motors. I am using the stock spur. I'll try to get a video uploaded sometime this week.Originally Posted by mbeatle
I would like to see pictures of that as well. I probably should've just bought the kit and used each individually. If I ever get another motor from Dan at Kershaw Designs, I'll probably get him to solder everything for me again, but give him $10 bucks instead of seven since he has to take time and to also since he would be doing me a favor. I am actually going to send him an e-mail to inqure about that.Originally Posted by JPB-rides
Last edited by Revo Junkie; 07-23-2008 at 11:34 AM.
interesting. i have the duals 700's on my EMAXX. one time when i was running one of the pinions fell off. wound up running on one 700 for the rest of the pack. its still ran very well - much better than dual titans.
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How are your run times compaired to the twin titans?
My run times are not noticeably different than with the stock Titans but I have way more power and my motors have not gone over 110f even after 20 minutes of hot laps a my buddies short track. My ESC gets to 145f and my Venom 5000s get to about 175f after a hard bash session. I'm looking to upgrade to SPC or Maxamps just can't decide between the SPC matched nimh race packs or the Maxamps Revo specific Lipo packs. Any suggetions?
Don't waste your money on matched cells for bashing. Nimh will still be a lot of fun. Lipos are ultimately better, but with brushed motors you don't take advantage of their amp delivery. Also remember you'll need to invest in an LVC for lipos.
MMM/2200 powered E-Revo - sufficiently excessive
I see a MMM and a NEU in my future so I'm thinking Lipo with the LVC is the way to go. Plus I would like to see these Kershaw motors run at their full potential until I go brushless.
Guys guys guys.. nothing against kershaw's products.. but you can get Feigao 9xl's for ~50 bucks, sell the stock esc & motors on the bay.. snag a MM w/ BEC for a few bucks more and be brushless at 38mph+ on a 4s (12c or 14c) setup even... for less than $75.00 out of pocket dollars. Maybe it's just me but it seems like such a waste to do anything other than that. Then snag a MMM combo upon release, and they will be pretty hard to come by at first.
PS keep in mind it's been proven over and over a single velineon system geared for 35mph will hold up just fine and will have way more torque than a stock setup or the single 700 listed above. You need around 11.1v or as close as you can get to it... but parallel up your packs and have some huge run time even.
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I got about a good 15-20 mins before I noticed the batteries going down. I'll have to time it better.
I eventually planned on going brushless. I know the big thins is to go brushless, but so is the cost get there. I planned on finding a happy medium with brushed motors and to keep the water-resistant ability so when I want to, I can swith out the motor mount, throw in some NiMH's and run brsuhed, and when I want to run brushless, swap out the ESC and motors. I've seen the videos of your truck running brushless and I liked what I saw, but for now I just wanted to be able to run the E-Revo without spending a lot of money. I actually planned on setting up the E-Revo pretty much the same way as your when I decide to go that route.
I had a 9XL for a few hours. It was fun while it lasted. I haven't seen genuine "Feigao" XLs for under $60 + s/h. I plan to have a single 700HO for a while until a good brushless motor comes along for around $100-$120 that'll let me run all day long without heat issues or other reliability plagues. Plus when I crawl, as smooth as the MMM can be with a brushless motor, it's still no match for a brushed motor and the precise amount of control it gives you. For $35 I'd say it definitely deserves consideration, especially if you don't feel like sinking a lot of money into your truck right away with a new ESC/motor combo, even if it is a MM/BEC/9XL. That'll still run you $200+. Some people don't like to eat the elephant all in one sitting.
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Originally Posted by mbeatle
If you don't mind spending 120 there already is a perfect brushless motor.. the Medusa v2 60mm 2000kv. It is backordered at most sites right now.. but that is all you want and more
Neu 1515 2.5d & 1.5d, 2x MMM -sIck IaM
That's the key word... backordered.
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don't mean to hijack, but I thought this question may fit here...
what about the 970? Is it too big to fit w/o mods? anyone know?
revo junkie, any reason why the 700 over the 970?
be nice.
700HO has the same hp as the 970 but with a lot less weight. The 970 wouldn't fit with the stock motor mount. You also need 5.005mm pinions for the 970 which is a waste for me as I already have 5mm pinions.
MMM/2200 powered E-Revo - sufficiently excessive
I must say, I am ever more impressed with just one single Revolver 700-HO. I switched to a 19T pinion to keep the temp a little bit lower, and this is what happened.
Also, I made a plate to go between the silver motor mount and the motor so the pinion would meet up correctly. It took me a while to bore out the stock 19T pinion to 5MM.
I also shot an e-mail to Dan since I thought of a much better way of doing the Dual Revolver 700-HO conversion, but don't want to step on anyone's toes so I am waiting for a response back from him before I post it to the forums. Also, I kinda mentioned in the e-mail that maybe I could get a kit to try at a discounted price and let him know the results.
Last edited by smg323; 08-08-2008 at 06:48 AM.
man that looks GREAT!!! Lets see some video...The weather has been crappy here for the last few weekends so a couple of the guys on here and I have not been able to do a video of our conversions....
keep us posted. There are some that are interested in what you are doing so keep it coming....
I have been staring at that driveshaft for a couple of minutes now how can a brushed motor do that?.....was it maybe because of a bad drive shaft or are you onto something here.
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Nitrolijah72 - I'll get some videos when I can find my brother's camera with video function. He's in Va right now and I think he took it with him. All I have is a digital SLR, takes great pictures, but can't take movies.
MambaRustler, the shaft was fine. I have ran it with the 20T for a little bit, and decided to see what the 19T would do. I am running the Platinum setup (Orange in front, Gold in the rear), and she will wheelie pretty easily from a standstill. I was barely reversing and gave it gas, and she did a complete backflip, which was pretty cool. So I decided to do it some more, and then on the last one, it twisted. From there, all I was thinking is how awesome that was and couldn't help but to be impressed. I swapped the axle from my Revo 3.3 and put it on and kept on truckin.
I know Nitro temps, but what should be the most for electric? My temp gun is OOC (Badhorsie Temp Gun).
I'll get some videos soon, just gotta find a camcorder or a camera with movie capabilities.
You can get a replacement female half of the stock driveshaft, cheaper than a whole new shaft, check tower or buy-traxxas.
As for temps:
esc = 100-140 ideally, no more than 160 or so or the esc will probably thermal.
motors = 130- 180 is fairly normal for brushed, any more than about 190 and you are in the danger zone.
batts = for nimhs, 120-180 is normal, though the lower the better ideally again.
Repeatedly stabbing the throttle to do back flips will be hard o the driveline, hence the busted driveshaft. Nice display of power though, and nice thinking with the spacer for the motor.
or else.....
Thanks Suicideneil. All the temps seemed to be within range. I figured it might strain the drivetrain, but seeing it do a complete backflip while barely going in reverse was pretty awesome.
wow..ive never seen a twisted driveshaft before
Been there, done that.
I like this idea a lot. I want something that is faster and runs cooler than the stock Titan setup. This looks like the perfect compromise between the Titans and brushless.
I have a few questions though:
1. Does one Revolver weigh less than the two Titans?
2. Are the temps on the EVX2 lower because it only has to drive one motor.
3. Does the Revolver 700-HO bolt to the stock motor mount without any mods.
4. What are you using for motor screws?
Larrydino - Neither have I. I think I might keep it as a souvenir
1. I really don't have a scale that weighs that high, but the difference is probably about the same, but the single Revolver beats it hands down.
2. The temps seems to be a little bit lower now, but since it drives well and the motor is within a safe range, I haven't checked.
3. The Revolver 700-Ho will fit without any mods.
4. For the screws, I'm pretty sure if you ask Dan, he'll give you some screws to use.
I would recommend to use a 19T pinion although I noticed a difference in speed with the 20T. I'll have to figure out the final drive ratio.
Also, I made a spacer to go between the motor mount and motor since the pinion was meeting about 3/4 of the way on there. It worked fine as it is, but before I drive it, I want to make sure it's as good as it can get since I don't want it flying off and possibly harming someone.
Honestly, I expected it to work well, but didn't expect it to work this well. Basically, it was worth every penny.
Awesome job! can't wait for the video..
I've been reading the posts on this 700HO motor and need to confirm - the pinion shaft IS 5mm? just wandering , because if I order one, I will need a pinion too.
Revo96, yes you will need a 5mm pinion. I am getting ready to make a video using the 19T and 20T pinion so if someone want's to go this route, they can make the decision based on the video.
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