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Black Diamond created the Big Gun Harness to give you every comfort and convenience when you start up a 20+ pitch big-wall climb. This harness includes seven gear loops to hold a massive aid rack, and two belay loops to help organize the tangle of ropes and daisy chains when you're leading. Black Diamond also loaded the Big Gun Harness with enough padding to keep you comfortable at a multi-hour hanging belay while your partner does battle above you.
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Very comfortable
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Solid harness that I don't mind being in for an entire day. Only problem for me is the position of the gear loops, when you have the harness completely loaded it can become a pain to get to what you need. The double belay loops makes transferring a belay very quick.
Serena D.
Does this model of harness require that the leg/waist loops be doubled back when being tightened?
Bill Porreca
No its a speed adjust harness, will always be double backed.
Jake Anderson
Am I wearing a harness or pillows?
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This is the most comfortable harness I have every worn. I can, and have, hang in them all day. The number of gear loops is great for all your pieces and whatever else you want to bring. I also find myself using this harness while I'm setting at my local gym, which I find to be a wonderful decision. No more blood loss/tingling in the legs!
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7 gears loops
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This puppy has 7 gear loops. I can put so much gear on here that I end up wearing my whole rack up routes just because I can. Whether that's a good thing or a bad thing is up for debate. But this thing is comfortable. I can hang in this thing all day. I often will spend an hour or more top belaying several people up routes just to try and save time, which wouldn't have been possible in my old Petzl Corax. This baby supplies all day comfort.
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I love this harness. I've fallen on it, abrasively moved it against rock, and sat in snow, dirt, and various elements without any problems. It's comfortable as all can be and the gear loops make for an easy management of whatever you may have.
Dan Lexie
Do the seven gear loops ever seem like to...
Do the seven gear loops ever seem like to much or do they really make rack organizing and use that much better?
Justin Van Horne
Organization will vary from person to person, but I use about 2-4 of the 7 loops at a time it seems and I am really not hampered by the remaining gear loops. They can be convenient at times when you have someone else's gear randomly on--or some last minute "Oh I just need some extra webbing here" kind of thing. The loops are definitely not impeding.
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I bought this harness as an entry level rappelling harness. The fit is excellent and the harness is easy to put on. It has MORE than adequate gear loops and is very comfortable to wear on long pitches and big descents.
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I bought this harness when I was a pretty new climber. I haven't regretted that decision. This harness is unbelievably comfortable! I always tell people that my harness is made from Swedish Memory Foam that was developed by NASA (probably not true, but you get the point).
My friend is a route setter at the local gym, and he says this is the only harness that he can hang in for hours at a time without his legs going numb.
Also, the plethora of gear loops is fantastic!
Another cool feature, is the double belay loops. When I first bought the harness, I didn't really understand why there are two belay loops. But the first time I used them, I really appreciated their value! They come in handy more than I would have ever guessed.
...So, you say the two belay loops are handy. Can you explain; in what way did you use them?
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I wore this harness all day long while bolting routes in Colorado. The wide leg straps were especially nice while hanging on a rope for long periods of time. In addition to it's comfort and light weight, the seven gear loops were great keeping all my equipment organized.
I highly recommend this harness for climbing on long pitches, trade climbing, and route setting.
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Great price at Backcountry and worthwhile if you plan on hanging around with extra weight for any significant amount of time. IE: Technical Aid Climbing, hauling, bolting or routesetting, or hanging belays on long aid pitches. If you'll be on the wall for multiple days, you'll be happy to have a Big Gun
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Hello everyone, I was just curious as to...
Hello everyone, I was just curious as to how i should go about picking a size for myself with this particular harness? I'm a tall, skinny guy and have a 29" waist and was wondering if this harness would even adjust down that low on the small size. Thanks :)
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I'd go with the small. I am 5'10 with a 28" waist and the small fits well.
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Amazing harness, supper comfy.
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I recently purchased this harness for use during Big Wall climbing. Reading reviews about wall harnesses can be a little daunting especially when you don't have much experience aid climbing. I waited until I had about 20 aid pitches, and one major aid route (2 nights on the wall) under my belt before I purchased my first aid specific harness. After my first wall I had terrible "wall hips" that were bruised for day's after the climb, and I promised myself I would take strides to reduce this uncomfortable pain. So I practiced better hauling, and jugging techniques so that I wouldn't be constantly hanging in my crappy old harness until I had perfected my own systems. I believe that even if you have the biggest most plush wall harness out there (Yates Shield Harness) you will still experience "wall hips" if you're technique is bad.
Anyways like I was saying...after some practice I jumped in, and bought this harness. Once I received it I immediately loaded up every single gear loop with every last bit of gear I owned (which is wayyyyyyy to much) to see how this baby would sag once full loaded with a 3x rack + hauling gear. As with any harness you need to cinch it down tight to avoid having to 're-cinch' it a few pitches up, but you don't need to over tighten it to avoid harness sag. As for the multitude of gear loops I figured out a good system for myself.
We decided to climb Touchstone wall 5.8 C2 in a day without fixing, and my lead was the first few aid pitches. Immediately this harness began to show me why it stands apart from others. The 'Upper Tier' gear loop can be used to carry extra gear, but I feel like slings, and cams with snag to become a huge cluster. Instead I used these as my dedicated ladder/daisey clip in points...'Genius!' I thought to myself as I easily cruised up the first few pitches in an hour or 2. When waiting at the hanging belay's for my partner the harness felt like I was sitting in a Bosun chair (well not really, but it was real comfy), and I really new I was on the right track with this harness. The last thing the harness did to prove itself worthy was the upper free climbing pitches. All rated 5.8 to 5.10 (depending on your willingness, and level of psyche) the harness never felt clunky or bulky while free climbing.
All in all I would recommend this piece of equipment to any climber looking for a comfortable, versatile, and light weight aid/wall/multipitch harness. SEND IT!!
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This is the best feeling harness ever!!! all day comfort!
7 reenforced gear loops for massive and convenient haul capacity! the fact that this seat has 2 belay loop in front makes me wonder why it isn't the new standard in the climbing community!! this is a serious harness for the man who brings everything to the rock!!!


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It may be a tossup between Valentine's Day and New Year's Eve in terms of which holiday makes singles feel the loneliest — better yet, the most desperate.
Much like the way shoppers went online at the last minute to find Christmas gifts they could have shipped overnight, single desperados are logging online to make their dream of having someone to kiss at midnight Dec. 31 a reality.
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With the season one finale in the bag, it seems very unlikely that AMC's The Pitch will get renewed for another go-around. After all, has a show averaging less than 50,000 viewers 18-49 in its first season ever been brought back for another? Even if you watched the show every week, would you really miss it if it never returned?
Over the past weeks, I've posed a multitude of theories for why The Pitch just doesn't work. Sure, it can be easy to say that advertising's totally boring to those outside the industry, but haven't we seen countless shows about other utterly boring occupations somehow take off on cable? Storage Wars, anyone?
If I had to narrow it all down, I would say the show's biggest problem is that it just didn't do reality TV right. Reality TV fans want people who are relatable, and showing an ad exec play with his kid for 30 seconds out of an hour-long show isn't going to cut it for them. It's just not personal enough to make viewers care about these people and their successes/failures.
Meanwhile, advertising professionals know that when they come to work, especially during a hectic pitch, they have to leave their emotional baggage at the door. Complaining is a sign of weakness, and the more someone bitches and moans about their work, the more they're hated for bringing down the whole agency. But, this stoic personality that we're conditioned to have while at the agency just doesn't work on reality TV. We want to see great work and thinking, while the typical TV viewer wants to see people get emotional. There just wasn't enough of it on The Pitch to make either type of viewer happy.
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Former RNC chairman Ken Mehlman served as campaign manager of George W. Bush's 2004 re-election, notorious not only because it included an anti-gay platform and rhetoric, but because it relied on state campaigns to write legal discrimination against gays and lesbians into various state constitutions as a way to increase conservative voter turnout. So when Ken Mehlman publicly acknowledged in 2010 that he is a gay man, it was hardly surprising that he was widely criticized by pro-equality activists.
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One must wonder, will the new HRC leader be more vocal when democrats fail to actively work for equality? Too often democrats ask for money and votes from the gay community while making great promises to support our equality – only to fail to work for equality once elected. What good is nice words when they are followed with no action? What good is a GLBT organization that refuses to press our political leadership on our behalf because it doesn't want to make waves?


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Tyler Technologies Reports Third Quarter 2013 Earnings
Tyler Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: TYL) today announced financial results for the third quarter ended September 30, 2013.
Third Quarter Financial Highlights:
- Total revenue was $107.0 million in the third quarter of 2013, up 14.0 percent from $93.8 million in the third quarter of 2012. Organic revenue growth was 11.5 percent and acquisitions accounted for 2.5 percent growth.
- Recurring software revenue from maintenance and subscriptions was $64.5 million for the quarter, an increase of 15.6 percent compared to the third quarter of 2012, and comprised 60.3 percent of third quarter 2013 revenue.
- Operating income for the quarter was $17.9 million, a decrease of 4.3 percent from the third quarter of 2012.
- Net income for the quarter was $11.0 million, or $0.32 per diluted share, compared to $10.8 million, or $0.33 per diluted share, for the third quarter of 2012.
- Cash flow from operations for the quarter was $42.1 million, up 24.5 percent compared to $33.8 million for the third quarter of 2012.
- Non-GAAP operating income for the quarter was $23.1 million, up 3.7 percent from $22.3 million for the third quarter of 2012.
- Adjusted EBITDA for the quarter was $24.2 million, an increase of 2.9 percent, compared to $23.5 million for the third quarter of 2012.
- Non-GAAP net income for the quarter was $14.7 million, or $0.42 per diluted share, compared to $13.2 million, or $0.40 per diluted share, for the third quarter of 2012.
- Total backlog was $541.0 million at September 30, 2013, up 51.2 percent from $357.9 million at September 30, 2012. Software-related backlog (excluding appraisal services) was $517.6 million, an increase of 57.7 percent compared to $328.2 million at September 30, 2012. Backlog at September 30, 2013 included $71.5 million related to Tyler's TexFile contract for an e-filing system for Texas courts, which was amended from a transaction-based arrangement to a fixed-price agreement.
"Tyler's third quarter results were solid, with double-digit growth in all of our software-related revenue lines," said John S. Marr Jr., Tyler's president and chief executive officer. "Subscription revenues continue to be our fastest-growing line, increasing more than 34 percent as we added clients for our SaaS solutions and our e-filing offerings. However, as expected, our margins declined from last year as we incurred costs related to implementing the TexFile contract, as well as accelerated hiring to ensure we are well-positioned to deliver our current backlog and anticipated business. We expect that these costs will continue to pressure margins in the fourth quarter.
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most of the reviews ive seen have mainly complained about it not changing enough and gave it a way lower review than the first.
So is the game bad or just not improved over the first and thus deserving the crappy scores?
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I heard people say that riptide is basically the third act of dead island. There is no resort this time which i thought was the best part of the first dead island. I would wait till the price goes WAY down for this
Dead Island 1 was a decent surprise in that it had a cool setting and some interesting mechanics that made it a fun bad game. But at a certain point the things that made that game fun stopped being fun and the bad was all that was left; a sequel that did nothing to improve the bad or even the good things about the game is bound to get far lower scores now that most people have had their fill of Dead Island.
I heard people say that riptide is basically the third act of dead island. There is no resort this time which i thought was the best part of the first dead island. I would wait till the price goes WAY down for this
Hm, I'm thinking I might wait until Deep Silver pay me to play it...
I enjoyed the first one despite the flaws. I'm playing Riptide with a friend and we are enjoying it. Only problem is nothing was fixed. They did add some minor stuff but not enough to satisfy that annoyed feeling in the back of my mind that they could have fixed so many little things. Other than that we are having a good time.
I thought the first one was terrible, and this looks like something they didn't improve at all. So both!
I concur.
Me too. I would pretty much say the first its the worst retail game I have played any part of since Conflict: Denied Ops.
From what I understand, this game is a more polished (albeit slightly polished) version of the same game with a new character and a new location/story. If you enjoyed the first game and felt like you need more, then this will be right up your alley. If you didn't like the first, well, spend your money elsewhere.
I had played most of Duke Nukem Forever earlier that year, so it certainly wasn't the worst retail game I'd played in 2011. But I would have given Dead Island two stars when I played it. It is a POOR game.
It does not sound as though Riptide has solved my issues.
Too bad, I was hoping this was a bit more than Dead Island 1.5. I found myself enjoying Dead Island despite itself, and managed to get most of the way through a second playthrough, even. Still could've used some gameplay enhancements, though. I'll get this when it's five bucks on Steam.
Played for a bit, seems like more Dead Island. It's been pretty clear since the original that people are either going to love that or hate it. Personally, I love the formula, I love the combat mechanics, and it's a blast with a group of friends.
Like a lot of people, I never assumed this would be a full blown sequel, pricing and development time make it pretty obvious that this would just be more of a standalone expansion than anything. I dunno how long the game is, I've heard 12-15 hours, which seems to fit the $40 price tag.
Definitely a bummer they didn't fix some of the more glaring issues from the original game, but I'm still excited to jump into that game world again and smash some heads.
I'll be picking this up later today, so I'll find out soon enough. fwiw Total Biscuit did a quick look of his own, and stated how much fun he was having. Caveat was he never played the first game, so its unchanged state meant nothing to him. And just watching his vid and GB's gameplay vid, the game does looks utterly the same. Still, I'm looking forward to bashing some zombies around, a feat which DI does very well.
I heard people say that riptide is basically the third act of dead island. There is no resort this time which i thought was the best part of the first dead island.
That's all I need to know. It seems there is a consensus that Dead Island's resort was the only really fun part, so the fact that nothing in Riptide tops the resort, I'll pass on it.
Eh, Just do what I'm doing, watching The Original Dead Island TNT A.K.A. Truck Warz!
God Damn was the beginning of that first game fun... such a shame this one is kinda not fun...
I'll get this when it's five bucks on Steam.
With how it's reviewing, I'm guessing that isn't very far off in the future.
Noticing there seem to be a lot more zombies milling around this time, I went in a house that had to load in and was instantly run at by like 8 at once, which was not fun.
As soon as I walked in, it also told me "Find the gas can" so I spent like 20 minutes clearing out zombies and couldn't for the life of me find an actual gas can anywhere, so I'm not sure what was going on there.
Still loving the analog combat tho, it's not going to be everybody's cup of tea or keep them engaged, but it definitely clicks something in my mind that makes me want to keep playing.
if you wanted more of the same stuff that first game was giving you then boy does deep silver have something for you.
I'm enjoying it for what it is. I hear it gets bullshit-hard later on, which might sour my good will, but for now I'm just enjoying running around and killing new zombies with new weapons while laughing at new ridiculous fetch quests (but doing them anyway because the combat is still a blast).
Two changes that really stick out, besides the big(-ish) new systems: 1. Zombies don't drown anymore, which is either nice or shitty depending on the situation. 2. The new leap attack is baaaaaaaaaa-roooooken! It glitches constantly, and you can often trigger it by being half an inch higher than the target. It's hilarious.
I do really like the weapon type leveling, as well as the new guy's healing buff thing.
But like the reviewers say, if you didn't absolutely love Dead Island, just don't bother.
I'm waiting for the moment down the line when Jeff suddenly decides to openly shit on the game; like Majora's Mask.
I doubt Jeff will ever play it. Of course I guess that hasn't stopped him from openly shitting on other games like Red Dead Redemption.
I completely agree with the complaints leveled against it, but I've played about ten hours so far, and I've been enjoying the hell out of it. I certainly think it's more of the same, but I really had a lot of fun with the first game (even in its later acts), so that's not a deal-breaker for me.
As for the difficulty, I'm playing with the Asian knife expert, and it hasn't been too terrible. The only disappointing part has been the random drop-ins I've played with. They've randomly killed civilians, been general assclowns, and haven't really helped do much of anything. That's disappointing, especially since I had such great experiences in the first game with random players. But I guess that's the nature of online gaming anymore - ruining someone's experience so you can have your laughs for a few minutes is the new social norm. Ugh.
May this should have been released as an expansion.
Must say that I was expecting the worst after reading Brads review of the game but I have had a good time playing this game. Its been pretty long since I last played Dead Island so maybe the long break helped to keep the gameplay interesting.
There are lots of small improvements in the game. For the lovers of zombie bashing I would recommend this. Others would be well advised to stay away from buying the game. Its kinda an aquired taste thing.
I've been playing for like 17 hours between my own campaign and jumping into friends' games to play, and I've been having a great time with it. No, the story isn't great, but it's tolerable, about what I'd expect for a game where people are working to escape a bad situation.
All in all, still glad I bought it, I'm still not tired of the analog combat system, and have only had 2-3 times where the game broke so badly that I died and/or had to reload (2 of those going underwater for no reason and drowning).
If anyone wants to add me on Steam to play, it's Krakn3dfx (or maybe [3dfx]Krakn, can't remember).
Looking at a lot of the responses from people to this game, there is a common thread among many people that the initial resort area in Dead Island was the best part. I don't want to presume that everyone says this for the same reasons, but the common statement seems to be that this was the most open world part of the game with the most to explore.
Having played 4-5 hours of this game so far and roaming around the opening jungle map, I am confused at the reaction that this game doesn't have the same openness that the first game did. There is nothing about this opening area that feels small, or that doesn't let me take a number of different paths through the map. I almost feel like the opening map is bigger and covers more variety of terrain and setting than the first one did.
If you don't like the game, you don't like the game. I'm not trying to tell you that you're wrong, but the critique that (at least the opening area) this game is less open to exploration than the resort level seems like its being looked at through rose coloured glasses. Go back and play that act again... there might be a lot of paths, but they're all just as narrow as this, but with less variety.
Like everyone I really wanted them to take this idea of theirs of making a zombie based, first person, Diablo style game all the way. They need to make sure their combat is solid and doesn't bug out (Xian's special jump attack doesn't *ever* seem to land). The quests are just tasks meant to send you off and play the game, so they should let you skip the useless dialogue and have some more randomized events/encounters. I like the little dead zone tasks and bosses, but if you don't like the combat being as dangerous as it is than I can see why you wouldn't like it. They also need more items in their craft/loot system... armour or clothing... set items like Diablo 3.
They took a bit of a step in that direction by letting your character cause more damage with a certain type of weapon the more you use it to level the skill up. If they had a system where a set of armour enhanced a strength skill for example, and the strength is a modifier that enhances the force damage of weapons... that's one way they could beef up the RPG system without encumbering it with too much stat modification. They could also stand to add just a few more combat skills for each character to spice it up a bit.
So... I guess to answer the question, no I don't think it's that bad. I haven't seen the game devolve to the prison level (the only part of the first game I disliked), but to be fair I haven't played all the way through. I'm enjoying playing with other people, and when I'm not, I also enjoy taking my time and treating the combat like encounters you would have in Dark Souls. People get frustrated because they can't wade in and just win quickly I've seen, but that's not what this game is.
If you didn't like the first one, and were tired of the first one though? Yeah... don't get this game.
Finally got around to finishing the game. Since user reviews are still broken and relatively pointless at the moment, I thought I'd share a few quick thoughts.
-The game isn't as good as the first, as you've guessed by every review by now. Neither game has a really strong plot, but the first definitely has better pacing. Overall though, I really had a lot of fun with Riptide. The new weapon class leveling system is neat (though it could have used another 5-10 levels, as you'll max them out rapidly - with Xian, I had a maxed out Blade skill before even leaving the jungle in the first playthrough, and had most of the others maxed out soon after). The defensive missions aren't too terrible, though they're often a means to stretch out the game's campaign, similar to Halo Reach.
-Whereas the first game had three or so major environments plus its ending prison, the second game has two major areas split by a fairly annoying bit of traversal through some underground WWII bunkers. It's not nearly as bad as the sewers from the first, but you'll want to have your waypoint marker option set to "Always On." It helps, particularly if you're having trouble reading the mini-map like I did. The two major environments are essentially a swampland, filled with riverways and some light jungle, and a city, which thankfully is easier to traverse than the first game's town. Indoor areas are recycled all too often, as are visual assets from the first game. Unlike something like New Vegas, which attempted to add some cool mechanics to the backbone of what was already there, Dead Island Riptide never really improves upon the first game, instead just sort of stalling in every area.
-The new enemy types are pretty rad, though most of the basic zombie types are just variations on what you found in Dead Island. The best of the bunch are the screamers and the beefy Thing-looking mutations. It's nothing you haven't seen before, but the new enemy types do make the enemy killin' a little more interesting.
-I have seen a lot of reviews talking about the game's difficulty in single player, but I had no trouble beating the campaign solo. I had a couple of people drop in for random co-op, but to a man, every one of them acted like a douche, so I made my game private and finished it myself. If you are going to play solo, go with Xian. You can "cheat" the bigger baddies by concentrating on her bleeding/poison skills, which are terrifically effective at stopping just about every enemy. In fact, I beat the last boss in a matter of seconds just by abusing a poisoned katana. Her skills are practically game-breaking. Just be sure to invest in some stamina regenerating skills along the way - she tires quickly at first.
-Speaking of leveling, the skill trees are divine. Not all the skills are as advertised (as mentioned by another user, Xian has a jump attack that never works right), but by the time you hit level 50 or so, you'll be a walking powerhouse. I'd recommend investing heavily into XP boosting skills at first, and then working on playing towards your character's combat strengths. Even the football hero is a more viable option this time around, thanks to a heavier emphasis on allowing you access to all sorts of weapon types right off the bat. Every character should have weapons appropriate to their combat focus practically from the get-go, so if you're playing as the new brawler, you should be able to find some brass knuckles or something similar in short order and be able to focus more quickly on making your character useful. You'll level pretty damn fast, too. That's sort of nice.
Most of this sounds negative, but I honestly liked my experience with it. I plan on playing through to level 70 with Xian and figuring out where I want to go from there. If the assclowns popping in and stealing mines and causing gamebreaking bugs on purpose didn't sour my mood on it early on, I likely would have finished it in days rather than weeks. I won't recommend it, simply because all the reviews dumping on it are technically correct. But if you're like me and you enjoyed the first game enough to look past its problems, Riptide's not too bad. Then again, with Hellraid looking like a reskinned Dead Island, maybe you ought to just wait for that.
i don't understand why everyone's bashing this game...it's very fun game and slashing zombies to death with tons of weapons is very fun the only thing i really hate about it is the respawning zombies...u know u kill them u walk away few meters and back u will find them alive and in the same place
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Google has geared up the LG Nexus 5 for release date on Oct 31, new reports said, and the schedule seems to gain more traction as the KitKat 4.4 handset is again visualised thanks to a newly-leaked picture.
The Google hero smartphone was first expected to debut Oct 24 but it turned out the media event was more of hyping the new interface and features of the Play Store, which the tech giant has upgraded to version 4.4.
With the Nexus 5 skipping Google's night gathering, the mystery on when exactly it is coming out dragged on. Thankfully, a Canadian blog site offered something for Android fans to hold on to.
According to CNET, pointing to Canada's Mobile Syrup, Google intends to launch the Nexus 4 replacement on Halloween in North America and the actual release date will follow a week after.
The same report indicated that Canadians will first get the iPhone 5S rival, specifically subscribers of the country's major telcos. Among the networks named are TELUS, Rogers, Bell and Virgin Mobile.
Yet the report provided no solid details and as expected Google remains silent on the matter.
Then came popular gadget leaker @evleaks with his regular servings of advanced images for upcoming gadget toys, this time alluding to what looked like as a new Nexus 5 press shot. Click here to view the picture.
What was released via Twitter largely supported the earlier Nexus 5 images, that it is a fairly large-screen mobile phone to slug it out with the leading phablets out there and it is definitely coming out of LG's production lines.
But @evleaks' lips are pretty much sealed when it comes to specs and features save for baring the fact that the handset is flashing an Android UI that everyone expects is the 4.4 build of Google's mobile OS or KitKat.
Nonetheless, the press image points to a new hope that the Nexus 5 is likely hitting the market anytime starting on Oct 28, Phandroid said in a report, positioning it for a grand release three days after or Oct 31.
As for the question "What stuff the Nexus 5 is made of?" If indeed LG is its maker, then it should show off most of the features that the South Korean device maker has previously displayed via the LG G2.
It should have a powerhouse combo of a 2.3GHz Snapdragon 800 CPU with 2GB/3GB or RAM and an Adreno 330 GPU, the latter according to earlier reports will make the Nexus 5 a cut above the rest.
The device will also be a shooter's delight with a 13MP rear cam plus a choice of 16GB or 32GB for the internal memory. Battery hours is also supposed to be extended from the 2012 model with the Nexus boasting of a 2700mAh pack.
So from Oct 28 through Nov 1, the Android world will be anxiously anticipating the Nexus 5 release date, which is likely to break out anytime within the five-day stretch.
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Yesterday, I purchased the latest Giant Scale ARF from Hangar 9 http://www.hangar-9.com/Products/Def...ProdId=HAN1000.
This model is reported to have excellent flight performance, and SUPER quick assembly.
The power system will be the newest Hacker A100 or A150 class outrunner, I will make the power decision once I get the model going. I will test C/G with batteries and motor once all other assembly/radio install is done. That way I can move things into optimum positions for both easy Battery changes and Performance.
I plan to post only the Highlights of the install, especially any Electric specific areas of the assembly.
|Sep 23, 2007, 10:19 PM
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Elevator completion
I was pretty much shocked by the prefabrication of the elevators on this model, here's the deal.
Both stabs come pre-hinged , horns installed and gap sealed, with the servo cut outs ready!!!
Using the provided hardware, I installed recommended servos ( New DSJR8711-403oz torque! ) and linkages on both stabs in less than 30 Min!!
This is an unbelievable pre- fabrication, and with quality hardware especially for a Large Aerobat of this caliber. Really amazing....
|Sep 25, 2007, 09:01 PM
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This looks to be another great conversion. Thanks for sharing.
|Nov 23, 2007, 12:32 PM
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Wing Servos and linkages
Like the horizontal stab, the wings are pretty much done.
Both wings come pre-hinged , horns installed and gap sealed, with the servo cut outs ready.
Using the provided hardware, I installed recommended servos (JR-DSJR87110)
Each wing uses 2 servos to a single aileron. The proper geometry for the linkages is provided and clearly described in the instruction manual. Additionally, a JR Match box is used for fine tuning of the servo pair.
This was the fastest Dual wing servo intall I have done, the fact that the instruction manual outlines the set-up with exact measurements makes it a breeze. (Even my 7yr old daughter helped with the install)
|Nov 23, 2007, 06:50 PM
I love the completeness of the ARF.The less I have to do the better. On the aileron linkages - if the ball links were installed on top of the aileron servo arms wouldn't the geometry of the setup be more linear?
|Feb 26, 2008, 11:04 AM
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Rudder and Servo Install
The Rudder comes with the hinges ready and A long wire is used to complete the rudder hinge, this allows for removal if required. A really nice feature that is typically not incorporated into ARF models.
The instructions indicate a single JR 8711 located in the tail will properly control the rudder, or a pull-pull arrangement can be installed. I chose the single 8711 servo option as it was very simple and quick. (about 15min to install the rudder and rudder servo!!!)
|Feb 26, 2008, 11:16 AM
Sean, is the one Mark flew in Az last month? Very impressive. I forgot to ask you the specs at the time, can you post the power system basic info? Thanks!
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Landing Gear
The stock Aluminum Gear weigh about 23oz. , although very robust, not great for an Electric conversion. I choose to find a cabon replacement.
I contacted Graphtech R/C- http://www.graphtechrc.com
They offered the Part# 1206 Carbon gear designed for this model. I also opted for a Carbon Wing tube from Graphtech.
Additionally, I contact PSP mfg -http://www.pspmfg.com/AirplaneProducts.html and purchased some Titanium axles.
The New gear and axles ended up at just under 13oz ( 10oz Savings!) and the Carbon wing tube was 3oz lighter than the stock Aluminum tube.
Total savings was 1 lb. using the after market parts.
|Feb 26, 2008, 11:58 AM
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305 Posts
Receiver Install
On to the Reciever installation, following the recommendations of Team JR, I choose to use dual AR7000 Spectrum receivers with a direct Lipoly flight pack for each receiver. I have never done this before, however the New JR 8711 servos are rated for direct Lipoly power.
I DID NOT use a voltage Regulator on this set-up. I directly connect a Thunder Power 2S-2200mAh pack into each switch harness which feed directly in to each Sprectrum A7000 receiver.
The servos were connected basically split in half between the 2 receivers with the Right side Aileron/elevator/throttle and the Left side Aileron/elevator/rudder.
|Feb 26, 2008, 12:02 PM
I agree, definately an impressive setup.
I'm thinking Hacker A150 on 14s probably pulling 9000w plus.
|Feb 26, 2008, 12:20 PM
Sean can you give us an idea of the battary tray you had to use?
|Feb 26, 2008, 12:55 PM
Joined Dec 2001
305 Posts
Motor Mounting
The Hacker A-100 Outrunner installation.
I always try to use as much of the orginal or prefabricated parts as possible when I do an ARF conversion. This kit included 2" stand-offs, bolts and blind nuts for the 100cc Gas engine.
I used the supplied 2" stand-offs and hardware to make a Firewall extension. The Firewall extension plate is a 1/2" thick piece of Aircraft Plywood. I then used some 1-1/2" PSPmfg. stand-offs from the Firewall extension to the actual motor mounting ears.
This method is the best for Mounting for Large outrunners as the loads are well distributed considering the strong gyroscopic forces of the motor/prop.
|Feb 26, 2008, 03:31 PM
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305 Posts
Cowl Installation
The cowling is provided with the mounting screws and blind nuts pre-installed. At first I thought this was really great, however upon closer examination I discovered the cowling was using only 4-40 allen cap screws.
I decided to change the 4-40 to 6-32 Nylon blind nuts. The process was easy, I simply knocked out he old 4-40 Blind nuts, and tapped the wood mounts using C/A to harden the wood prior to tapping.
|Feb 26, 2008, 03:54 PM
Joined Dec 2001
305 Posts
Battery Tray
At this stage the model is basically complete, with the exception of the Battery Tray. I have found that competely assembling the model with All components, leaving the Battery placement as the last item to ensure a proper C/G.
The batteries (4ea. 6s-5000mAh) were temporarily mounted in the stock fuel tank location, while the model was completely assembled and a C/G check was made. The batteries were moved around until the proper C/G was achieved. As it turns out the batteries ended up, right in front of the wing tube at the rear of the Fuel Tank mount.
At this point I fabricated a 1/4" lite Ply Battery tray, and epoxied it directly over the top of the Fuel Tank mount. I installed the velcro straps using C/A and wrapping them completely around the Battery Tray and original fuel tank mount. I also use a large amount of self adhesive velcro on the floor of the tray.
I have used this method on several models, and even if the model is subject to a very hard crash the Batteries stay put and are protected.
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Twitter would be another great addition.
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