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Hard start kit
hi all!
My condenser unit (Carrier 38TKB036) for the past year has been having trouble starting. The fan would start but the compressor would not kick in until say half an hour later. The first two years it didn't have that problem only recently. I have a dual capacitor that I replaced and it did not solve the problem. I am looking into the hard start kits below but they call out a separate 'run' and 'start' capacitor. So does that imply I only need to purchase the relay from the kit or I have to change out my dual capacitor that is in there right now? Thanks for the attention.
http://www.captiveaire.com/CatalogContent/Fans/Sup_MPU/doc/Start Capacitor Relay Kit.pdf
Since you have a 3 ton unit. Get this hard start kit. It comes with a relay.
The instructions are easy.
The hard start kits come with a start capacitor and relay. You need both items in addition to the run capacitor. The capacitor in the kit is wired in parrallel with the run capacitor for the compressor. The relay disconnects the start capacitor once the compressor starts up. This is important since the start capacitor will not allow the compressor motor to run correctly once it is started.
The 5-2-1 compressor saver is easier to install and seems to be popular with HVAC techs. Here is a link the web site. There is a good video explaining the installation and operation.
Here is a link that might be useful: 5-2-1 compressor saver
Just wanted to let you guys know the hard start kit helped. The compressor is starting faster. The fan still does start for a few minutes before the compressor kicks in but the compressor is starting a lot faster than the usual 45 minutes of waiting that I have been used to. THanks for all the help; you guys are great.


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A home going celebration for Mrs. Phyllis M.J. Jackson Akes, affectionately known as Ms. P.J. to all her friends, who was called to God's Kingdom on November, 5, 2013, will be held on Saturday, November 16, 2013 at 2:00 p.m. at the St. James A.M.E. Church, 5202 86th Street South, Tampa, Florida with the pastor Rev. Michael B. Price, officiating.
Mrs. Akes Jackson was preceded in death by her father, Kenneth B. Jackson, Sr.
She leaves her strength with passion for life, and love for the Lord with her husband, Robert Earl Akes, Jr.; her children, Victoria Barrett Salazar (Geraldo), Holmes Bruner (Yaskeka), Sean Adams, Dana Black, Devona Akes and Robert Akes; twenty grandchildren; several great grandchildren; her mother, Pauline Jackson; three sisters, Anita Jackson, Michelle Mason (Timothy) and Paula Rivers (Robert); one brother, Robert Jackson; a host of nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins, god children and a host of other relatives and friends.
Mrs. Akes was born in Camden, New Jersey to the parentage of Kenneth B. (Pauline) Jackson, Sr. Phyllis attended public schools in Alloway Township, New Jersey. She was a 1962 graduate from DuPont High School, New Castle, Delaware.
Phyllis was united in holy matrimony to Robert Earl Akes, Jr. on September 6, 1980 together they raised six children.
She enjoyed a long career of 38 years in the Veterans Health Administration, the Naval Hospital in Philadelphia and James A. Haley Veterans Medical Center in Tampa. She retired in April of 2010. Mrs. Akes was a dedicated member of St. James A.M.E. Church.
There will be a viewing on Friday, November 15, 2013 at the St. James A.M.E. Church from 5-8 p.m. and the family will receive friends there from 6-7 p.m.
The family request that attendees refrain from wearing black and wear your hats in dedication to Mrs. P.J.'s wishes.

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I've finally convinced the Mrs. that I *NEED* a good optic for my rifle, so I go to buy one and literally everyone that i've gone to is sold out of or just does not carry what I want (EOtech EXPS2-0)
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I am so sorry. I know how disappointing that is. One will show up. Do any places say they will have one in soon?
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For anyone that's interested...these are back in stock at Primaryarms.com
If you buy an EOtech optic from them, they include their 3X Zoom for FREE
I paid an extra $30.00 and got their long eye relief version instead...according to reviews i've read online, it's every bit as good as the EOtech 3x zoom at a fraction of the cost


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A commercial building in northeast Rochester recently sold for $535,000.
On Jan. 30, Pensco Trust Co. of Denver bought the 4,680-square-foot former Stifel, Nicolaus & Co. building at 305 Alliance Place. The empty building is north of 37th Street Northeast and East River Road N.E.
The former tenant, Stifel, Nicolaus, now operates an office in downtown Rochester.
Pensco, a financial investment firm, purchased the 13-year-old building from Helen Properties Co. of Rochester. Helen Properties bought it for $715,000 in 2003.
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If Paul Bass can no longer handle online comments, has public participation reached the end of the line?
Like many observers, I was stunned last week when I learned that the New Haven Independent, a nonprofit local news site that Bass launched in 2005, had suspended comments. "The tone of commenting on the Independent…seems to have skidded to the nasty edges and run off the rails," Bass wrote on Feb. 7. "We're responsible for reading, vetting, and posting all comments on the site. We've failed in our responsibility to keep the discussion on track."
What made Bass's decision especially disconcerting is that the Independent enjoyed a well-deserved reputation for the way it managed comments, building a genuine community around its journalism. I was an unabashed admirer, and a book I'm writing about the Independent and other local news sites lavishes considerable attention on how Bass got it right.
Bass and his small staff spent many hours each week screening comments to make sure that racist, hateful remarks did not find their way onto the site. That stood in contrast to the local daily paper, the Journal Register Co.'s New Haven Register, whose anything-goes policy was often cited to me by members of the African-American community in explaining why they'd stopped reading the paper.
"He [Bass] just doesn't allow people to say anything and post anything. And I think that really speaks volumes to his character," Shafiq Abdussabur, a New Haven police officer and community activist, told me in a 2010 interview. "And in return it speaks volumes to the reputation and character of the newspaper. Because let me tell you, one bad racial comment that you stick in a paper like that, you can lose your whole urban readership."
Ironically, it is now the Register — part of John Paton's "Digital First" initiative — that is following the path set by Bass. Last August, the Register brought in a young, progressive editor, Matt DeRienzo, previously known for the Open Newsroom Project he ran as publisher of the Register Citizen of Torrington, Conn. And several months after DeRienzo's arrival in New Haven, the Register finally began screening comments before they were posted.
It was DeRienzo, too, who wrote perhaps the most heartfelt plea for Bass to restore comments to the Independent. "How can the community be part of your journalism if you don't even allow them to comment on what you do?" DeRienzo asked on his blog, Connecticut Newsroom.
But if the Independent is no longer accepting comments, the conversation about comments continues. In an entirely predictable development, people are talking on other sites about Bass' cone of silence — with the Independent's active encouragement, as the Independent has linked to several blogs and news sites so that its former commenters can join in. Bass himself has posted several responses. As of Tuesday evening, 52 comments about the Independent had been posted to DeRienzo's blog; 38 to a post written by Ben Berkowitz, a co-founder of the New Haven-based civic-media project SeeClickFix; and 28 to my own blog, Media Nation. Among my commenters: Bass and DeRienzo, as well as a longtime critic of Bass' and a former New Haven alderman.
Earlier this week, I sent Bass an email asking him whether he had deliberately driven the conversation to other sites to help him figure out his next move. "Yes, following the comments elsewhere both to help inform what we should do — and to respond to people with questions or critiques," he replied. He estimated that 85 percent of people posting publicly want the Independent's comments restored, whereas 85 percent of those sending him emails support his decision to shut them down.
"Those of us who wrestled with posting comments and some really abusive and relentless people all day and night are feeling much happier since the comments stopped," Bass continued. "Our moods have brightened. We are nicer people to be around."
So should the comments resume? I think they have to — they're too integral a part of the Independent's identity. Civic engagement has been on the wane for years, and it's not enough for journalism merely to serve the public. As I wrote for The Guardian in 2009, news organizations need to recreate the very idea of a public by encouraging a sense of involvement and participation. At least until recently, the Independent did a remarkable job of doing just that. But clearly something changed.
Unlike another news-site publisher whose comments policy I respect, Howard Owens of The Batavian, Bass has always allowed people to post anonymously or pseudonymously. Bass argues that the police officers, teachers, and other city stakeholders who are among his most dedicated commenters would never dare post if they had to reveal their identities. So a real-names policy is out, as is Facebook authentication.
But there are other steps Bass could take to restore civility while maintaining his sanity. Here's one idea I discussed with him: require users to register under their real names before they comment. Yes, they'd still be allowed to post anonymously, but they'd know Bass knows who they are, which can have a calming effect. Moreover, registration would make it easier to ban abusive commenters, saving Bass and his staff the bother of having to screen posts from known troublemakers.
Some two decades ago, when we started down the online-news road, I think many of us were both idealistic and unrealistic about what the "people formerly known as the audience" (to use Dan Gillmor's phrase) could contribute. The answer, I think, is not to walk away from the conversation, but to figure out ways of managing it better.
I thought Bass had struck the right balance. But what worked in 2005, or 2009, may no longer be enough for 2012. That requires a new way forward, not a retreat. I hope Bass doesn't give up on his community. If he does, I'm afraid it may choose to give up on him.
Dan Kennedy is an assistant professor of journalism at Northeastern University and a panelist on "Beat the Press," a weekly media program on WGBH-TV (Channel 2). His blog, Media Nation, is online at www.dankennedy.net.
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Doom. You think of it sometimes when you're not doing anything. It just kind of pops in your head. And then you go find one of your copies or versions and play it. I also do this with Unreal. I don't know why. Am I alone in this?
This is the only time of the year that isn't hard to think of Doom. It's QuakeCon time, and in order to celebrate, Steam has a sale on all Doom titles. That's 66% off! The sale page lays out some pretty nice deals:
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Help with Koi changing colors
I have a black & orange Koi about 18in long which has started to get white areas on its body. The white is on the fins, around & up the gills & above the eyes. I know that Koi can change colors but is this normal. He appears to be fine...eating & swiming OK. The areas don't appear to be raised. Can anyone help? My other fish are fine in the pond.
I have had problems with keeping my koi with any black to stay black besides the Chaigoi and another which are almost all black. One of them I had lost all his black spots, he turned into a tancho, another I have rubs his sides and is rubbing off his black color. Havnet had any problems with red in my pond.
sculpt, I don't think thats an old saying. Not just because I have never heard it, but also because its not true. The sumi (black) is the most fickle, it will frequently fade and the return elsewhere. The sumi comes in much later, sometimes it will take 2,3 or even 4 years for it to fully develop...or it may never come in all the way.
Hi (red, pronounced Hee) is a bit more predictable and easier to read. not saying it never fades, but it doesn't come and go and come back again like sumi. Also, the Hi is usually present at a very young age and develops sooner and faster. Often times people buy what they think is a sanke and a few years later the sumi develops and they realize its a showa.
I have two large orange females, but all they have are black offsprings. I have no black males, but have introduced some white/orange and solid white fish, hoping to get some varigated fish. The new fish are all under 8 inches and I don't know if they are males yet. Do solid black infant fish ever change colors?
Yesterday we purchased a solid pearl white koi from the local pet store. When we got him home we left him in the bag in the pond for a few minutes before releasing him into the pond with our other fish and koi. When we went to let him free i noticed that our once solid white koi had changed to a black body and white fins and head. What would cause a koi to change so drastically so fast?
I read somewhere that water temperature affects depth of colour, especially black accents with more colour at cooler temps. My pond stayed quite cool because it's shaded till midday and this is a cool climate. My little Gin Matsuba came out with sharply defined blacks within a few weeks of arriving this spring. It makes sense as black would act to gather solar heat in cooler climates, whereas in warm water it would be a liability to be black and absorb more heat. So it can be something that changes, like snowshoe hares and ermines, to suit the conditions.
I'm just speculating, as I'm still quite new to koi keeping.
Further to colour change, I'm all in a tizzy because one of my twins, speck and spot, has lost all her sumi! Spot's are still large and strong, but speck just has a few around her fins. I can see red veining at the base of her fins but do not know if they are normal or not. In the pond she seemed unwell, pale and pink, so I fished her out to a tank inside where the temp has gone up a good ten degrees F. She's got perfectly nice skin, good appetite, etc., and the water tests all came out perfect. The one thing is my pond never goes above 70F, and the depths are likely around 60F, so the warmer water might have just made a huge difference just in the time it took to clean up after catching her and get a better look at her. (not sure of gender yet) Speck is around 3 years old and oh, roughly 6" in length.
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I want to know what is the 'terminology name' of the character that designates a start of a literal in a lexing process.
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- a regular expression literal - with an / character.
I've always called them delimiters. That's as close as a "terminology name" as I can think of.


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The heart-warming tale of an ageing couple in "Mithunam" has touched the hearts of viewers in such a big way that it has successfully completed 50 days' run at the box-office. Actor-filmmaker Tanikella Bharani gives credit to the lead actors and the writer for the success of the Telugu family-drama.
The film, about the marital relationship of two ageing couple, has only two characters, played by S.P. Balasubrahmanyam and Lakshmi Narayan.
Based on Sri Ramana's bestseller Telugu novel of the same name, it has been directed by Bharani and produced by Anand Muyida Rao.
"Who would've anticipated that audience will embrace a film with only two characters - both above the age of 60? Audiences have unanimously embraced my film and the credit goes to three persons - my lead actors and writer Sri Ramana," Bharani told IANS.
"I never made this film with the motive of making money. I wanted to make a different film, which would strike a chord with the audience. I'm extremely happy that 'Mithunam' succeeded in what it wanted to achieve," he added.
Made at a shoestring budget of Rs.1.5 crore, the film initially got a very slow start, but later word of mouth spread and footfall increased. Most of the viewers are old couples.
Queried about what led to the success of the film, he said: "I strongly believe content is the king. It might be true that we all like to be entertained, but it's also true that we all like to be equally touched by a film. My film has touched few hearts and they've made it successful."
Bharani is currently busy shooting for half a dozen Telugu films.
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Didn't mean to say that patch pockets are a requirement, only that they are a casual aspect of a jacket and therefore would be best for complimenting jeans.
This works in my eyes. Sid is one of the few guys that can carry jeans and a SC because his tailoring is naturally softer and more relaxed. The softer shoulders and bolder pattern of the SC (in a material that is neither rigid nor smooth), matched with the sloppily tied tie and wrinkled shirt all work well with jeans. Again, though, I will not openly condone ties with jeans. That only invites more catastrophe.
I will admit I am a bit biased, however, as I know his personality and his air of geniality and nonchalance is what really makes his style. Granted I still think he needs to show less ankle.


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A heart and a dwarf for next Spring
I am trying to decide between Anna Russian and EM Champion hearts for next spring's garden. I would like to hear your impressions of them, especially of their flavor, productivity and of their heat and disease tolerance. I would also like to learn whether EM Champion is a ripe all at once type of determinate or if it produces ripe fruit over a longer time.
I am also considering a dark dwarf, probably either Wild Fred or Rosella Purple. Knowing their ability to withstand heat stress, along with any other opinion you may have about them would be helpful.
Thanks, Mike
Em Champion is det, couple feet tall with low count of leaves so kinda naked LOL so you can plant it tighter, VERY prolific, medium size for salad and juice. Skin is thin so does not do well with transport. Old variety.
Anna Russian is hit and miss in my Chicago garden.
Thanks for the reply lindalana. Do you recall whether EM Champion is a ripe all at once type of determinate or if it produces ripe fruit over a longer time? I may wind up having to save it for Fall if it is too naked to protect the fruit from the summer sun.
Anna Russian or EM Champion?
Have grown Anna Russian many times, but have never grown the EM Champion one, so can't comment.
I love Anna Russia and it has always done well for me but if you want something that's still somewhat short, please strongly consider Danko, a wonderful red heart.
The one picture shown is not typical of the fruits since they are true hearts, and the variety is also determinate.
When you ask about disease tolerance, do you mean foliage diseases or systemic diseases? If the former then I know of NO OP variety that isalways tolerant to foliage diseases, it all depends on the specific season, if the spores and bacteria are in the area that season, etc.
I haven't grown any dark colored true Dwarfs, so can't be a help there.
Carolyn, thank you for suggesting Danko. After just a little research I am an enthusiast, the list just keeps getting longer.
Regarding my question about disease tolerance, I think that the stress on my plants from the growing conditions that exist here, especially the heat, leave them more susceptible to what ever spores or bacteria may come along. Foliage diseases seem to occur all to regularly. Perhaps tomatoes that are less likely to be stressed in the first place is what I ought to be looking for.
Due to space requirements, I have been seriously looking into some good early determinants. Here are some that I found. The source is selling only plants not seeds .So I am interested in seeds not plants:
Then I can get following seeds: Bush Beefsteak . Beaver Lodge, Siletz.
Anbody has grown any of these?


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Just brilliant. I totally wish I knew Daisy and Tim (and Colin of course). It's a pity there were only two seasons, but every single episode is a gem.
My longstanding crush on Simon Pegg has been reaffirmed!
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How can they keep paying the dividend when it it is about twice what their earnings are? Isn't it a matter f time before they have to scale back the dividend? - Perspectives please...
They pay dividends through borrowing and equity offerings anticipating that their investments in capital projects will generate enough new future earnings to cover their bet. Its an aggressive strategy.
gpd - WRONG! First - MLPs like BWP do not pay a dividend. Read up at NAPTP website to learn a little bit. MLPs use a combination of about 50% debt and 50% equity and use those dollars to build or buy infrastructure projects with usually a steady return that is well north of 10%. Thus when 1/2 your money costs you 4% and you pay a distribution of about 7% on the other 1/2 you have plenty of cash to both increase the distribution of all the units. It has been in place for some 30 years and only 3 out of over 100 companies have had major financial issues.
The dividend is effected mostly by Uncle Sam's tax policy and not earnings. Look for some weakness in these stocks over the next few weeks as both parties start to work on changing tax policy. No changes for MLPs but the boo bears will suggest other.
Since the IRA actually collected more money from the limited partners when they sell on recapture of depreciation than they would via the corporate route why would there even be a suggestion of change. The mood has changed 180 degrees and now Congress is actually looking at expanding MLPs to renewables. Any potential change only relates to IRAs in general and specifically ROTH IRAs
Dividend or Distributions isnt the question here. But the answer to your question lies in the depreciation. MLP pipelines have high depreciation which is a non cas adjustment that makes their earnings per share look far lower then the actual cash they have for distribution. When looking at companies like these you have to look at the cash flow statements.
Topline - You need to go to the website for the National Association of Publicly Traded Partnerships and read their primer called MLP 101. That will give you some information on partnerships and you can learn that they do not pay dividends - they never have. You get a K-1 instead of a broker 1099 and all the other BIG differences. THe NAPTP is where to go for unbiased information.
Suggest you read a primer on MLPs.
The distribution (not dividend) is not paid out of earnings, but out of DCF (distributable cash flow) which is much higher than earnings due to the existence of large non-cash deductions like depreciation on a pipeline.


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Formality is an old term, rarely used anymore, from what I've read. See below: "The purpose of formality is to distinguish the number of moles of a compound from the number of moles of ions in solutions of ionic compounds or weak electrolytes. If we dissolve one mole of calcium nitrate in enough water to make a liter of solution, the formality is one. The molarity (as it is commonly used) of calcium nitrate is the same as the formality, but that is a little sloppy because, once dissolved, the calcium nitrate ionizes completely so there isn't really any Ca(NO3)2 in the solution. The molarity of the nitrate ions is two molar, because one formula unit has two nitrate ions. The formality of nitrate ion doesn't exist because it is defined as the number of moles of the entire compound. So the only difference between formality and molarity is that you can express the molarity of the different ions individually and the formality is the entire compound irrespective of ionization" from http://www.chemprofessor.com/conc.htm
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I bought one around 11/2011 for [$]. It would not turn on by itself but it did auto shut-off. After powering up it would frequently add .200 to the reading; I...Read complete review
I bought one around 11/2011 for [$]. It would not turn on by itself but it did auto shut-off. After powering up it would frequently add .200 to the reading; I would measure stuff and wonder if it had added extra or not....not very accurate or useful. I thought about returning it but decided to keep it in my desk at work where I make very few measurements and can afford to double and triple check. A month later I went out and bought another for [$] and this one works perfect. It has auto-on, auto-off, does not wander or drift, is highly repeatable, and the jaws seem to flex less than the first example.Overall, I think it is a GREAT deal at [$] and a GOOD deal at [$]. It's no Mitutoyo but it's less than $25 out the door! I say if you can find a better caliper under $25 then buy it...but you probably won't find it.Btw, I do hobby machining at home to within ±.003 and I do aerospace components at work that are frequently within ±.001. The caliper at work acts up during operation but has always been as accurate as the high-end stuff in the Inspection dept. (i have compared them)One last thing, these are Pittsburgh not Cen-Tech.
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I bought this along with the 66512 micrometer set to do light machining. It is reasonably well made and looks adequate for home use. Like others have noted, the movement is gritty and...Read complete review
I bought this along with the 66512 micrometer set to do light machining. It is reasonably well made and looks adequate for home use. Like others have noted, the movement is gritty and not smooth. I expect that would get better with cleaning and use. I zeroed the caliper and checked it against the 1" micrometer standard and got 1.001", pretty good. I then checked it against the 2" standard and got 1.999", again pretty good. I closed the jaws and got -0.200". From that point on, repeatedly opening and closing the jaws would randomly change the display by 0.200" up or down with an occasional wild reading such as 3.967" when I closed the jaws. No rhyme or reason as to what it was displaying. Zeroing and power cycling did not make a difference. I checked it in metric versus SAE and got errors of 5.07 mm increments. I will take it back to see if there is one that will work consistently. You likely could use it as-is if you were careful but what's the point in paying for a defective unit?
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Unbelievable. I have the Mitutoyo version of this as well, at over ten times the price, and I'll say that one is a little smoother. But I look for accuracy and most of all, repeatability. This unit has both. I'm truly flabbergasted at this unit's accuracy.I'll keep my Mitutoyo at work so I look cool - but at home in my machine/wood shop, this bad boy rules.Thanks HF.
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Using it to measure 223 brass for reloading and resizing for 300 blackout.
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Amazing quality for the price.
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I've had the same pair of these in the garage for years now. I've used and abused them, took apart and cleaned, back to abuse. They are great, still going accurate and repeatable measurements. I use them for everything. I don't have any REAL way to check accuracy, but I can tell you I'm always playing with it against another expensive pair, known sizes and it always seems spot on. It does smoke the batteries pretty quick and doesn't seem to have an auto-off or anything, which would be nice. But, it's a common, easy to find battery. Remember to turn them off and you're good. Some HF stuff is... not so good. But some tools like this and their torque wrenches have amazing value and perform neck to neck with the top of the line stuff.
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great tool , always sets to zero. it measures great . Love harborfreight tools. I own 3 of the 212cc predator hemi head engines, and 212cc generator, plus many tools, my only place to shop for quality tools.
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I was pleased with the instrument's performance on receipt, but it had a rough transit & the case was broken. I have to travel with it & requested a replacement; HF sent a complete new tool instead. Hard to imagine better service/support.
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By Loring
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I own a couple of these, I regard it as a HF super bargain. Competes well against name brand units that cost around #100 and it has always read the same when I have compared it at work. THe fit and finish seem pretty good to me. My only complaint is the battery life, it uses LR44-type betteries which can be bought fairly cheaply but still it seems like it goes through a battery every few months, a year or two would seem mroe reasonable.
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By Piper Jim
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Great caliper with ASE & metric units. Able to zero out unit and use with any object inside or outside diameter.
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By Mutt the Machinist
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I worked as a machinist (Journeyman) for numerous years and continue to have a home machine shop. This dial caliper isn't too bad for the price. It is a tad flimsy, but appears to hold zero and compared to my Starrets, it is accurate. Came with gritty feel when new, cleaned thoroughly and it was smooth as glass. Would not hold up to production usage but serves the purpose in a home shop. I use mine mostly for reloading ammo and small lathe work and I'm impressed with it for what it cost.
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What is the purpose of the opening above the battery compartment? Looks like it accepts an electronic accessory.
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by Paul on 11/02/12 at 09:44 PM ET
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Red Wings forward Darren Helm could be looking at more surgery after getting injured during Friday's player-run practice in Troy.
A source familiar with the situation said Helm suffered a fractured cheekbone. He is to see a specialist today to determine whether the break will heal on its own, or if an operation is required. Helm was injured when he was hit by a puck deflected by defenseman Ian White.
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Feeling Bad For Detroit
by Paul on 11/02/12 at 03:25 PM ET
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from Tim Wharnsby of CBC,
The place to feel sorry for is downtown Detroit.
It could use some good financial times.
This was to be a different Winter Classic, bigger and maybe better than the previous outdoor games in Buffalo, Chicago, Boston, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
The Red Wings had planned a two-week Winter Classic festival for downtown Motor City leading up to the main event on New Year's Day. There was to be nine games played over five days at Comerica Park, the home of the World Series finalist Detroit Tigers, located 70 kilometres from Michigan Stadium....
With only two Detroit Lions games at nearby Ford Field in late December, downtown Detroit establishments like the Hockeytown Cafe, Fishbones, Detroiter, Jacoby's, Old Shillelagh, Sweetwater Tavern, Foran's, Town Pump Tavern and Pappy's won't be able to cash in without the Winter Classic festival.
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The Tatar Backup Plan
by Paul on 11/01/12 at 01:08 PM ET
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Lev Prague bought the KHL rights to Detroit Red Wings forward Tomas Tatar as an investment in the future rather than with short-term plans in mind, Lev general manager Normunds Sejejs told R-Sport on Thursday.
With nine games for the Red Wings since signing in 2009, Tatar has previously hinted he will look to Europe if he fails to break into the Detroit roster.
Lev traded its first-round draft picks for the next two seasons to SKA St. Petersburg last week in return for Tatar's rights and goaltender Jakub Stepanek.
KHL rules on lockout signings prevent a team having more than three NHLers on the roster and Lev has reached the limit, meaning Tatar cannot move yet.
"We can't use him right now. Maybe we buy the rights for the future," Sejejs said.
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Eventually We May See Them Play
by Paul on 10/31/12 at 02:21 PM ET
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from Chris Johnston of the CP at TSN,
The experiment is off to a rousing start.
When the Detroit Red Wings signed free-agent forward Damien Brunner over the summer, they did so with the idea of playing him alongside Henrik Zetterberg. The NHL lockout put a hold on those plans -- at least until Zetterberg contacted his new teammate a couple weeks back and inquired about joining him in Switzerland with EV Zug.
They've been inseparable ever since.
"Detroit said they were going to put (Brunner) on a line with Zetterberg, so I got to do it first," Zug coach Doug Shedden said Wednesday in an interview. "I texted (Red Wings GM) Kenny Holland and said: `It works."'
Has it ever.
Zetterberg is playing like a man possessed with seven goals and 11 points in just five league games -- four of them victories for Zug to go along with a shootout loss -- while Brunner sits on top of the Swiss scoring table. The third member of the line, former Edmonton Oilers forward Linus Omark, is also among the league leaders in points.
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by George Malik on 10/31/12 at 03:58 AM ET
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I'm about a week from returning from my uber-virus, but given that the Winter Classic and the Hockeytown Winter Festival will be canceled today or tomorrow, I need to state the obivous:
Let there be no mistake. When the NHL cancels the Winter Classic and, as the Free Press's Helene St. James has noted, pulls its rink from Comerica Park, it will have declared nuclear war upon not only the NHLPA, but also its most fervent fans--and business partners.
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Pavel Still Has It
by Paul on 10/30/12 at 07:11 PM ET
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Detroit is dying a little without Datsyuk right now, and Datsyuk is dying a little without Detroit. Asked if he missed Detroit, he did not hesitate.
"Yes," he said. "A lot."
What about it?
"Hockey," Datsyuk said. "Fans. Locker room. People. It's tough a little bit. After over 10 years, you kind of change atmosphere, it's a little bit different."
Datsyuk has played for the Red Wings and lived in the Detroit area since 2001 – except, of course, for the '04-05 NHL lockout, which he spent with Dynamo Moscow. He has won a lot of games. He has made a lot of friends. He has made Detroit his adopted home.
He said he is not following lockout news.
"Remember, Russia is closed country," he cracked. "Nobody knows what's going on."
No Internet?
"No," he continued. "Too expensive in Russia."
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A Good Chance The Winter Classic Will Be Cancelled By Friday
by Paul on 10/29/12 at 03:17 PM ET
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from Chris Johnston of the CP at the Globe and Mail,
"While the game may be Jan. 1, I knew that (a decision on the Winter Classic) was coming sooner than people thought," sports marketer Brian Cooper said Monday. "Say you're a bank and you're going to bring down your top 150 wealth management clients and they're going to block off New Year's Day — you have to give that a lot of advance, especially if it's New Year's Day."
Cooper, the president and CEO of S&E Sponsorship Group, represents a number of corporate clients who do business with the NHL.
He views the pending cancellation of the Winter Classic as a significant moment in the league's ongoing labour dispute. The game at Michigan's "Big House" was one he thought had a tremendous amount of potential because of the inclusion of the Maple Leafs, the first Canadian team to participate.
"This is the first year that it really affects Canada," said Cooper. "There was going to be a lot of in-market (sponsorship) activations, there were going to be a lot of hosting opportunities, there were going to be consumer promotions. ...
"This was a big date."
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Wings Talk Lockout
by Paul on 10/26/12 at 03:32 PM ET
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With news arriving Friday that NHL commissioner Gary Bettman had announced the cancellation of all regular-season games through the end of November, members of the locked-out Detroit Red Wings made no effort to hide their distaste for the leader of their league.
"To me, it seems like everything Gary Bettman does is in spite," Detroit defenceman Ian White said. "It seems like what he does is meant to send a message, or for leverage. It's always some sort of tactic with him. It doesn't surprise me."
Wings centre Darren Helm views the move as a power play by the NHL leaders, a scare tactic if you will. "For them to cancel games right now into November, I don't quite understand why they're doing that," Helm said. It just sounds like it's a play on their part to get us a little worried, scared about what's happening....
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Detroit Players In Europe
by Paul on 10/25/12 at 12:43 PM ET
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from Ansar Khan of Mlive,
When the NHL season begins – if it begins at all in 2012-13 – Detroit Red Wings coach Mike Babcock might be inclined to put rookie Damien Brunner on a line with Henrik Zetterberg.
Zetterberg has formed good chemistry with the 26-year-old Brunner while playing for EV Zug of Switzerland's Series A League.
Zetterberg has 10 points (six goals, four assists) in four games, three of them league games. Brunner, who was flourishing before Zetterberg arrived, leads the Nationalliga A league in scoring with 24 points (nine goals, 15 assists) in 13 games.
Their linemate, Linus Omark of the Edmonton Oilers, is reaping the benefits with 22 points (six goals, 16 assists) in 15 games. He's second in the league in scoring.
continue to see how some of the other players are performing...
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Too Much AHL Time For Brendan Smith?
by Paul on 10/25/12 at 10:58 AM ET
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via Craig Custance of ESPN (must be an ESPN Insider to read on),
There's no doubt seasoning in the American Hockey League is crucial to the growth of most young hockey players. When citing the virtues of the league, scouts and team executives often say the same thing: They've seen players hurt because they were rushed to the NHL but never because they spent too much time in the AHL.
You can't help but wonder if Brendan Smith is pushing the limits of that theory....
This was the year we'd find out if the former Wisconsin star was ready to make that next step as an important NHL contributor. Then the lockout hit. And with the way talks are dragging, it could be another year in the AHL for the Toronto native.
Red Wings assistant GM Jim Nill doesn't believe there's such a thing as too much AHL development.
"I don't think you can ever be that way," he said during a phone conversation earlier this week. "The American League is even better this year. Right now, it's the best league in the world. The competition is there. In light of the situation, he's playing. He could be one of those other people who is sitting out."
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