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You have no e-mail or P.M. address listed on RCGroups. Please contact me at: firstname.lastname@example.com for this reply. Keep Them Flying ! Your friend, Ken |
Dec 01, 2011, 04:09 PM | ||
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Thanx for your reply. I've email but it allows only friends to contact me - will change it soon. In the mean time, I've sent a request to be my "Friend" which should open up our communication link. Sending you a pm as well. Cheers |
Dec 01, 2011, 10:11 PM | ||
Yes, not the prettiest take off run, but it was the first maiden off water for both the plane and I. You will just have to forgive my poor flying skills. But, it was really great fun. Keep Them Flying ! Your friend, Ken |
Dec 01, 2011, 10:38 PM | |
I have read this whole thread twice.
Now just a couple of comments from the peanut gallery. First, Ken, well, since we haven't me and I haven't seen your work in person, the build thread and craftsmanship is just about as good as it can get. You do fit in the same class as Joe and Robert and Gordon. Your work, from the images I looked at is exquisit to say the least. I love the plane. Now all I have to do is build one. I live on a lake and each year I spend hours flying much larger float planes. Yet early in the morning and late in the evening, we have very calm water and this would be a great plane for then. Also I go to the JR Indoor Event in Columbus Ohio each year and we build a lake in the golf dome. We fly float planes there all weekend long. Takes hours to fill the lake, just 10-15 minutes to drain it. There I have the best of two worlds, float planes and indoors. So Ken, you are, in the opinion of one, in the came league as Joe, Robert and Gordon and I know I have left off others. Conehead Orrin Eldred |
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Dec 03, 2011, 11:55 AM | ||
WOW! , I really don't know what to say. That is some list of Great Guys. I think my hat feels a little tighter, but I know the swelling will subside by tomorrow. Thank You, for the great complements. But, it takes many other great people, that I know, to make a plane like the Triton possible. Keep Them Flying ! Your friend, Ken |
Dec 08, 2011, 11:07 PM | |
I have seen it in person, it's really well made. I'm getting one for christmas and spreading the word. I would love to see a formation of micro triton seaplanes at the RC extravaganza in KC this march!
Ken, on the website it doesn't really state what the material is the plane is made of and what all comes in the kit. if you could elaborate a bit, so I could tell a few others exactly what to get(for me ) besides the kit to make it work. thanks don |
Dec 09, 2011, 05:00 PM | ||
The kit is basically 2mm Depron Foam, and 1/64 Plywood both laser cut. If you go to Bob's product page it will list Specifications for The Triton and parts needed to complete it. Just click on link below. http://www.bsdmicrorc.com/index.php?productID=965 Also, at the bottom of this Specifications page is the word "Manual" in blue. Click on that word and it should open a PDF assembly file which should answer any other questions you may have. Keep Them Flying !, Your friend, Ken P.S. This "Manual" file does now open, but it is large and takes some time to load. |
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"You must never be satisfied with losing. You must get angry, terribly angry, about losing. But the mark of the good loser is that he takes his anger out on himself and not his victorious opponents or on his teammates." — Dick Nixon
"I wouldn't give a hoot in Hell for any man who lost, and laughed." — George Patton
I write about sports in the City of Champions during a period of dynastic success the likes of which haven't been seen on this Earth since the Mongols swept through the Eurasian brackets in the 13th century. So therefore, it's probably hard to believe this, but I know a thing or two about losing.
I mean no one — not even in Boston — wins all the time. With the exceptions of Rocky Marciano, UConn women's basketball and Hulk Hogan, everybody loses sometimes.
As a lifelong fan of Boston sports, I've seen losing done in every conceivable way. I've witnessed enough kick-in-the-groin, history-changing losses for countless Dan Shaughnessy columns to write themselves. (And judging by how they came out, many have.) I've watched two different Bruins teams decades apart blow two different Game 7s with too-many-men-on-the-ice penalties, a mental error that can be prevented with the ability to count to six. I've seen soul-destroying losses at the hands of Buckys, Mookies, Magics, Boonies and Plaxicos … more funny namers than you'll see on an entire season of MTV's "Teen Mom."
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The point is, while it's painfully obvious I'm a winner in life, when it comes to sports, I'm well-versed in the art of losing.
And if there's one thing I know for sure, it's that nothing reveals the character of a man, a team or a fan base like how they deal with losing. It's like a reverse peephole into the Kramer's apartment of your soul. And the last week or so has provided us with a virtual Kellogg's variety pack of different people handling the ol' Agony of Defeat in different ways.
Example No. 1: LeBron James. After seven NBA seasons, one trip to the NBA finals and zero championships for King James, you would have thought he would've gotten good at this whole "handling defeat" thing. But apparently he's still perfecting his craft. Last season, after losing in the Eastern Conference finals, he accepted the loss graciously. If by "graciously" you mean that right after the final buzzer he yelled "Hey, everybody! Look over there!!!" then ran the other way, crashed through an alarmed exit door, ran to his Cadillac Escalade and sped home while banjo getaway music played.
So after this year's annual playoff exit, LeBron tried the opposite approach. Having lost a series in which he couldn't have disappeared faster if he'd had a Harry Potter invisibility cloak or parquet-floor camouflage fatigues, James proceeded to hug every member of the C's like he was Richard Dawson and a team of Playboy Playmates was playing the "Feud." Poor Tony Allen got the full brunt of King James affection, which may have even included a tongue in his ear. He looked traumatized the way you do when someone's greyhound is sniffing at your crotch.
But it was in his postgame comments that the man called King pulled the robes back and showed us what he's really all about. "I make no excuses," he said. "I'm not using the elbow as an excuse. It limited me some." Perfect. The old, "I'm not making excuses, but if you wouldn't mind making them for me I'd appreciate it" excuse. And something for every general manager with the cap space to think about before deciding to offer him an Obamacare bill-sized contract in a couple of months.
Example No. 2: Russell Hantz. Russell has won the last two seasons of "Survivor." Just ask him. Because he doesn't let a little thing like the fact that someone else came in first and cashed the million-dollar check stop him from saying he has. To give him credit where it's due, he is a master manipulator of people. He's like Machiavelli, Scott Boras and Billy Mays rolled into one big, fat, southern redneck package. Russell could sell vodka and Affliction T-shirts to Mitt Romney. He threatened, coerced, cajoled and deceived people at every turn and pulled their puppet strings to get them to do precisely what he wanted.
But if you know how "Survivor" works (and I know 90 percent of you are saying you don't, but I refuse to believe CBS has done 20 seasons of a show that only I and My Sweet Irish Rose actually are watching, so someone here is lying), those same people whom Russell lied to in order to get to the final three get to decide who wins. And to his utter amazement, people to whom you swear on your children's lives you'll take to the finals with you just before you vote them off are in no mood to hand you a million bucks. Therefore, he got zero votes and went home empty-handed.
And he handled it with all the dignity you'd expect of someone who'd risk his kids dying from bad karma in order to win a game show. He whined and bitched and said how unfair it is and how the public should vote on who wins. In other words, to change the way things had been done the previous 19 seasons because he's too evil to win under the rules as they're written. Al Davis has been saying the same thing since the Tuck Rule, and how's that worked out for him?
Example No. 3: The Bruins. Say this about the B's: They didn't half-ass it. When they blew the Philly series, they went all out. This was a gigantic mega-disaster of the kind normally seen in Roland Emmerich movies. It was a choke job on a global scale.
And almost to a person, they took it rather well. They took the high road, expressed their disappointment, gave the Flyers credit for how well they played and, in general, handled the whole collapse with dignity and class. Which was exactly what the situation did NOT call for.
This was the ultimate punctuation mark on 38 years of utter futility for a once-proud franchise. The only appropriate response was angry, ranting, hysterical self-loathing spewing out of every member of the team like oil from the Louisiana seabed. And yet they weren't even as upset as a fat hillbilly who lost on a reality show. I would've preferred to see them sitting on the bench like Wade Boggs in 1986 sobbing uncontrollably or Larry Bird in his Indiana State jersey hiding his shame under a towel. Or at the very least someone yelling "RatFARTS!!!" to the heavens rather than hear Milan Lucic quietly muttering something about "complacency."
See, there's a time for handling things with class and a calm demeanor, and this was definitely not it. Possibly my favorite all time Boston Loses story (that is, if I have one) involves the 1966-67 Celtics. They were coming off eight straight NBA championships but this year they lost in the Eastern finals to Wilt Chamberlain's 76ers. The last time the Celts hadn't won it all was 1958, when Bill Russell was out injured. So, including his pro, college and Olympic careers, Russell hadn't walked off the court at the end of the season a loser since his sophomore year at the University of San Francisco.
So after the loss to Philly, the C's sat at their lockers listening to the wild party going on in the locker room next door. And after a few minutes of silence Russell spoke up. "OK, fellas. Let's go over and congratulate the winners." Which they did, to incredulous looks of gratitude from the Sixers players.
I love that story for one reason: because it demonstrates what losing AND winning are all about at the same time. The moral of the story is that the best team is the one that wins, period. Not who you think the better team is. Not who had a convenient excuse like a bad elbow or his unpopularity with his fellow castaways or complacency. It's not about bad breaks or tough luck or bad calls. Your opinion doesn't count. You determine who is best by playing the friggin' games and that's it. In that series in '67, Philadelphia was better and the Celtics were man enough to admit it. Just as the Patriots went from being the "Best Team in NFL History" to "The Second Best Team on the Field" in the span of a couple of minutes in the Super Bowl That Shall Remain Nameless. And if memory serves, they all admitted as such just as Russell's Celtics had.
And that's the difference between those two teams and the LeBrons, the Russells and the Bruins' Epic Choke team. They knew what it takes to win. And sometimes you have to be a champion to know how to lose.
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US 4049066 A Abstract An apparatus adapted to be connected in a drill string is disclosed. It utilizes an axially located turbine which is driven by the mud flow through the drill string. The turbine is supported by a shaft and connected to an appropriate gear train. The gear train rotates an outer sleeve which has multiple turns of an external screw thereon. The screw or helix extends toward the wall of the drill bore. The helix lifts the column of mud in the annular space above the drill bit away from the drill bit thereby reducing the back pressure just above the drill bit. This improves the jetting action of the mud pumped through the drill bit and provides for a more rapid excavation of the immediate vicinity, thereby increasing the rate of penetration of the drill bit.
Claims(10) 1. An annular mud pump for use in a drill string in drilling a well bore which is adapted to be located above the drill bit in the drill string and which comprises:
an elongate tubular member adapted to be connected in a drill string at the upper end and further adapted to be located above a drill bit attached at the lower end of the drill string; a second tubular member positioned concentrically about the first tubular member; motor means in said first tubular member, said motor means being positioned and exposed to the flow of mud therethrough flowing through the drill string and said tubular member, said motor means having a set of blades which are rotated by the mud flow and which rotates an output shaft; gear means connected to the output shaft of said motor means; a gear connected to said second tubular member and comprising a portion of said gear means said gear being fixed to said outer tubular member for rotating the second tubular member in response to operation of said motor means; and a multiflite screw on the exterior of said second tubular member which is rotated in the annulus of the well bore in a direction to lift drilling mud by the flites of the said screw. 2. The apparatus of claim 1 including seal means isolating an annular cavity between said first and second tubular members, and mud seal means in said cavity for excluding mud therefrom.
3. The apparatus of claim 1 wherein said motor means includes a shaft axially positioned of said first tubular member, said shaft mounting said blades in an elongate passage in said first tubular member, said blades rotating said shaft which is mounted by first and second spaced apart shaft mounting means in said first tubular member.
4. The apparatus of claim 3 wherein said first and second shaft mounting means each comprises a centered hub supported by a transversely positioned arm connected to said first tubular member.
5. The apparatus of claim 4 wherein said centered hub fits around the end of said shaft, and said shaft includes a stub end portion received in said hub.
6. The apparatus of claim 1 including first and second sets of blades, said first set fixed to said first tubular member and said second set rotatably mounted on a shaft through said first tubular member, said first and second sets of blades cooperatively directing mud flow through past said second set of blades to rotate said second set of blades and thereby rotate said shaft.
7. The apparatus of claim 6 wherein said first set of blades imparts an angled direction of flow to the mud flowing therepast and said second set of blades is set to intersect that flow.
8. The apparatus of claim 6 including alternating fixed and rotatable blades along the length of said first tubular member.
9. The apparatus of claim 8 wherein said blades are arranged in an axial passage through said first tubular member, and are alternated between fixed and movable blades, all of said movable blades joined to said shaft.
10. The apparatus of claim 9 wherein said alternated blades are arranged in set alternately joined to said shaft and to said first tubular member.
Description In the drilling of an oil well, mud is normally pumped through the drill string, through a specified number of drill collars and through the drill bit to lubricate the hole. As the drill bit penetrates the earth, cuttings from the face of the hole are washed away from the drill bit by mud flowing upwardly in the annulus. As the well deepens, the back pressure of the mud in the annular space increases dependent on the height of the column and the back pressure maintained in the annular system including the choke which delivers the mud to the mud pits. As this back pressure increases, it requires a higher pressure in the drill string to overcome the hydrostatic head of the column of mud standing in the annulus. The high back pressure in the annulus works against the jetting action of the mud flow. This has undesirable results which are a reduction in the rapidity of the washing of rock particles away from the near vicinity of the bit. In addition, it reduces the jetting action. By jetting, reference is made to the tendency of a mud jet flowing from the drill bit to actually wash or erode some of the rock before it has been cut by the teeth on the drill bit. In other words, a portion of the drilling is achieved by the jetting action without regard to the cutting action of the bit itself. Both ramifications are undesirable. The apparatus of the present invention overcomes these drawbacks. It is necessary of course for the mud to return in the annulus. The mud which flows in the annulus ordinarily may be viewed, statically speaking, as standing on the bottom of the hole itself and thus it interferes with the jetting action and the rapid removal of chips. This is not the case with the present disclosure. Rather, a set of protruding helical turns on a screw mounted on the drill string actually supports the column of mud. More precisely, the mud is picked up by the bottom most flite of the helical thread on the exterior and is pulled rapidly away from the bottom of the well to thereby reduce the pressure just above the drill bit. The helical screw thus provides a type of pumping action and thereby actually enables the column of mud in the annulus to stand on it rather than on the bottom of the hole. It provides an upward pumping action which rapidly evacuates the area near the drill bit, reducing hydrostatic pressure there and initiating the mud in the upward flow. In other words, the apparatus disclosed herein provides a positive pumping action to the mud rather than merely rely on the U-tube effect. The present disclosure thus is an apparatus which utilizes the energy in the flowing mud stream within the drill string and converts it into rotary motion of a lifting screw on the exterior and immediately above the drill bit to pressurize the mud in the annulus and clear the vicinity of the drill bit. This apparatus is a device to be placed in a drill string immediately above a drill bit and below the drill collars. It incorporates an elongate tubular member threaded into the drill string and threaded into the drill bit. On the interior, a lengthwise shaft mounts several sets of blades which rotate in response to the mud flow around the shaft. The shaft is connected through a gear train to the exterior. On the exterior, a rotatable sleeve is mounted on appropriate bearing assemblies. The external sleeve rotates at a multiturn helical screw. The screw flites extend toward the well bore, and lift the mud in the annulus and pumps it upwardly. FIG. 1 shows the device of the present disclosure mounted in a drill string above a drill bit for pumping mud upwardly through the annulus around the drill string; FIG. 2 is a sectional view along the line 2--2 of FIG. 1 showing in enlarged detail an axial shaft mounting a set of turbine blades which are rotated by mud flow therein and which rotates an external sleeve having a helical screw thereon; FIG. 3 is a sectional view along the line 3--3 of FIG. 2 showing internal details of construction of the central shaft, a lateral shaft, and gear train; and FIG. 4 is a sectional view along the line 4--4 of FIG. 2 showing details of construction of the turban blades mounted on the central shaft. Attention is first directed to FIG. 1 of the drawings where the annular mud pump 10 of the present invention is shown in a drill string 12. A drill bit 15 is incorporated at the lower end and is rotated by the drill string. The mud pump 10 is threaded to the drill bit 15 and is also connected to a drill collar 16 thereabove. The device includes a typical pin and box connection. The drill collar 16 supports a stabilizer 17. The drill string of course is rotated in the clockwise direction as is customary in the drilling industry to advance the drill bit 15 in the well bore 18. As hole is made, the drill string 12 is lengthened, thereby increasing the hydrostatic pressure of the mud accumulated in the annular space on the exterior of the drill string 12. Mud flows axially down through the drill string 12 and is returned to the surface through the annular space where the mud is treated. The annular mud pump 10 is better shown in sectional view. It incorporates a central tubular member 19 which is equipped with the appropriate pin and box so that it can be threaded into the drill string. The tubular member 19 extends the full length of the tool. It rotates with the drill string. It will be referred to as the stationary tubular member herein inasmuch as it is the nonmoving part of the mud pump 10. In actual use, it may rotate rapidly or slowly but it is completely dependent for its rotation on the drill string proper. It is to be contrasted with an external sleeve 20 which rotates in the opposite direction. In other words, it is driven to rotate in the counterclockwise direction. The tubular member 20 is concentric with the tubular member 19 and is mounted on the exterior. It is supported by appropriate bearing assemblies as will be described. In FIG. 2, the numeral 21 identifies a streamlined tubular housing. The housing is fixed centrally of an axial passage 22. The passage 22 delivers mud flow through the drill string past the streamlined tubular housing 21. The streamlined or bullet shaped housing 21 is supported in the center of the axial passage by two or three arms 23 of a spider mounting. The spider is better shown in FIG. 3 of the drawings. There it will be observed that a substantial axial passage is provided past the bullet shaped or streamlined housing 21. The housing of course is fixed and stationary. It is counterbored from the bottom to support a shaft 25 which is axially located in the tubular sleeve 19. The shaft is fairly long and extends below the upper end to a similar spider 26 at the lower end of the tool. The spider 26 supports a central, fixed, counterbored housing 27. It is counterbored to receive a stub 28. The stub shaft 28 is concentric with and appended to the lower end of the main shaft 25. The shaft 25 is thus supported in a similar manner at both ends. The numeral 30 identifies a first set of turbine blades. The blades 30 are joined to the inside wall of the tubular member 19 and extend towards the shaft 25. The blades 30 do not touch the shaft and stop just short of the shaft. The numeral 31 identifies a second set of turbine blades. The turbine blades 31 are joined to a circular collar 32 which encircles the shaft 25. The collar is fixed to the shaft by a key 33 inserted into a longitudinal slot in the shaft to lock the collar in position. The blades 31 extend from the collar outwardly almost to the inside wall of the tubular member 19. The blades 30 have a specified pitch angle while the blades 31 have a pitch angle approximately the same but in the opposite hand. This is more clearly shown by the two sets of blades illustrated in the center portion of FIG. 2. The blades 30 are fixed in position. They impart a flow direction to the mud flowing through the apparatus, and the next set of blades (keyed to the shaft) are positioned at the opposite angle. They are rotated by the mud flow. The mud flow along the length of the tubular member 19 thus encounters alternating sets of blades. The first set encountered is a fixed set 30 imparting a twist to the mud flow, and the second set of blades mounted on the shaft 25 are set at to an opposite angle and they are rotated by the mud flow impinging on them. The use of alternating sets enables the mud flow to be redirected by the fixed blades to extract additional work from the mud flow. The mud thus flows past the length of the shaft 25 and imparts rotation to the shaft. The shaft is supported between the housings 21 and 27, the support being provided by the appended stub shafts at each end which are received in the countersunk openings in the housings. Mud flow is thus introduced at the upper end of the tubular member 19 and is delivered through the lower axial passage 34 at the lower end for the drill bit connected therebelow. The shaft 25 is thus rotated by the mud flow through the annular mud pump 10. The shaft carries at its upper end a beveled gear 36. The gear 36 incorporates a tubular sleeve which fits snuggly about the shaft. A key 37 secures the sleeve to the shaft, sized keyways being formed on the interior of the tubular sleeve and on the exterior of the shaft 25. A set of teeth are formed at a beveled angle on the gear. Mud flow passages 38 are drilled at spaced locations to enable the mud to flow through the gear. The gear 36 meshes with a gear 40 which is equipped with beveled teeth. The gear 40 is supported on a lateral shaft 42. The shaft 42 is better shown in FIG. 3 of the drawings. The shaft 42 at one end is received in a drilled opening 43 in the streamlined housing 21. It is supported at its central portion in a sleeve or bushing 44. The sleeve or bushing 44 is received in the sidewall of the tubular member 19 and enables the shaft 42 to extend to the exterior. On the exterior, the shaft 42 supports a gear 45. The gear 45 is provided with beveled teeth also. Returning to FIG. 2 of the drawings, the external sleeve 20 is held concentric about the tubular member 19 by a mud seal 47 at the upper end and a similar mud seal 48 at the lower end. The numeral 49 identifies a bearing assembly. An annular cavity between the tubular members 19 and 20 is thus defined for the gear 45 which is located in that cavity. The gear 45 is provided with beveled teeth and meshes with a beveled gear 50 in the upper end of the annular cavity. The gear 50 is a ring gear which is fixed by an insert pin 51. It is pinned in the upper end of the cavity and is held in position. The ring gear 50 is rotated by the beveled gear 45. It will be observed that the tubular member 19 is rotated only when the drill string is rotated. It rotates clockwise at the drilling rig. The mud flow through the tubular member 19 rotates the shaft clockwise. The shaft will rotate at a greater speed than the tubular member 19. The shaft 42 rotates in a clockwise directon as viewed from the outer end of the shaft. The ring gear 50 and the outer tubular member 19 are rotated counterclockwise as viewed from above. The sleeve 20 thus rotates in the opposite direction as the tubular member 19. Referring momentarily to FIG. 1 of the drawings, the external sleeve 20 incorporates two flites of a helical screw 54. Some increase in efficiency is obtained by the use of two flites. With the directon of rotation as indicated by the arrow in FIG. 1, it will be observed that the screw rotates to lift mud in the annular cavity around the drill bit upwardly in the well bore 18. The screw 54 thus serves as a pump. At the lower end, the leading edge 55 of the screw 54 has an angularly cut face to scoop up mud. This also reduces the tendency of chips in the mud flow to abrade the screw. The lower end takes a bite into the column of mud in the near vicinity of the drill bit 15 and lifts the mud into the annular space between flites of the screw. The mud is lifted upwardly and as the sleeve 20 rotates, it is forced along the screw to the top end of the sleeve 20. There is a tendency for mud to spill off of the screw and fall back down into the annular space. However, this is substantially reduced by the formation of mud cake on the wall of the well bore 18. While there is some clearance, the screw 54 limits the thickness of the mud cake and hence the clearance on the exterior of the mud pump 10 is substantially reduced. To this end, it is desirable to limit the diameter of the screw 54 to the diameter of the hole drilled by the drill bit 15. The preferable diameter of the screw 54 is a fraction of an inch smaller. Returning now to FIG. 2 of the drawings, it will be observed at the lower end of the sleeve 20 that it is internally threaded and that a lock nut 58 is threaded into it to abut the bearing assembly 49 to lock the bearing assembly into position and to limit lengthwise movement of the tubular sleeve 20. The lock nut 58 is thus telescoped on the inside of the tubular sleeve 20. It fits around the tubular member 19 with a modest amount of clearance. The lock nut 58 can be unthreaded in the event the tubular sleeve 20 has to be removed for servicing. In operation, the annular mud pump 10 is installed in the drill string as illustrated in FIG. 1. When the drill string is rotated in the customary clockwise direction, the sleeves 19 and 20 rotate together. After mud flow is initiated, the sleeve 20 rotates in the opposite direction. The rate of flow of the mud through the drill string and the fixed ratio established by the gear train extending from the shaft 25 to the sleeve 20 control the speed of the sleeve. In any case, the sleeve 20 is rotated and the screw 54 on the exterior surface lifts mud away from the vicinity of the drill bit. The screw 54 thus lifts the mud away from the drill bit and forces it upwardly into the annular space, thereby causing the hydrostatic column of flowing mud in the annulus to rest on the screw. This reduces back pressure at the vicinity of the drill bit. There is some loss of pressure at the drill bit as a result of the power removed from the mud stream by the turbine blades shown in FIG. 2. This is compensated for by an even larger drop in hydrostatic back pressure in the annular space. This then clears the vicinity of the drill bit for jetting action and removal of the cuttings by the mud flow from the drill bit. The foregoing is directed to the preferred embodiment but the scope thereof is set forth by the claims which follow. Patent Citations
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A messed up card can cause some problems with performance especially if you have apps installed onto it. A backup to your PC and format may be a good idea. That said, I doubt it is the root of your redraw issues, but it shouldn't hurt hehe. Have you locked your home into memory? Have you tried the Bulletproof launcher from http://www.droidforums.net/forum/dr...tproof-launchers-fix-memory-all-androids.html <-- that is different than locking home in memory.
The common issue on the D1 that causes redraws is lack of free memory. Once the system runs out of memory it kills the home app and makes it restart keeping you waiting for 10 - 30 seconds. I found that on many GB roms. There are two roms that i didn't suffer from that with. Both are Froyo Based and not GB. My Personal favorite which is Sourcery Rom (link in my signature if you wanna give it a run). The other one is Droid Concepts which you can find a link to in the custom roms section. I know many GB roms have gotten over the Home redraw issue but in one way or another i found memory issues with most of the ones i tried. I know they work great for some people but i use my phone for work and i have to have a reliable rom which to me it has to be Froyo based.
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Posted December 08 2012 - 10:16 PM
Anyone else watching these? There have been some absolutely exceptional documentaries on Saturday nights.. this weeks, Bo Jackson, was very good, but the ones on "Broke" "SMU" and "With No Bias" were exceptional stuff.
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Posted December 08 2012 - 10:32 PM
My two cents?
This collection is great stuff. I'm not the biggest fan of N. American sports (beyond hockey, that is), but I found these to be compelling documentaries, first and foremost.
The blu ray presentation is top-notch as well; audio and video are great. Much better than I expected. The only caveat I would mention is that the vintage material (clips incorporated into the episodes) is often stretched from it's original 4:3 aspect ratio to 'fit' into the 16X9 frame. It's not terribly distracting; the strength of the docs easily make up for this.
Got mine on a sale on Amazon, but even at the $54 that it's listed at now is, in my opinion, a bargain.
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Posted December 13 2012 - 11:25 AM
CNET was selling this the other day for some ridiculous price, like $30. I would've jumped on it, but I've seen most of the films and they get repeated all the time. Most of them are really great.
Should probably fix the title of the thread, though -- it's 30 *For* 30.
I think there are actually more than 30 films now, too. Only 30 in the set though.
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Posted December 14 2012 - 07:26 PM
The original series is still 30 For 30. They were so popular that ESPN revived things and is continuing the "brand". They've announced that they will be putting out a collection of the new films when there's enough to collect them.
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Two of these films I found compelling were: (1) I think it was called 'The Two Escobars", about the rise and fall of soccer in Columbia and how it related to the drug trade; and (2) "9.79", where we get to see Ben Johnson, who was drugged up to his yellow eyeballs during his Olympic days, accuse Carl Lewis of tampering with him or his test samples. Amazing...
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Anyone ever build a wood flatbed or stepside box for their pickup? I'm thinking of something along the lines of a nice finished woodie look as opposed to a utilitarian farm truck grain hauler. But whatever you have I'd like to see. Any Pics? Thanks, Dave
I did this about 12 years ago. still driving it, but it gets another coat of varnish every spring. 4 4+4s stacked on each frame rail, with the botom one cut to fit the contour of the frame. 6 10" long Carriage bolts hold them to the frame then cross "joists" are cross screwed to those after cutting shallow notches to set them in the 4+4s then the Birch top and side planking is screwed on with brass screws. I left gaps between the boards to allow for expansion and to let rain get thru since it sits out in the driveway because I can use it for a daily, the curved sides were screwed onto the two center "joists" and then soaked on the outside with hot water from a spray bottle to bend them than pulled in with bungie cords and screwed down to the rest of the joists and the side top plank screwed to it. Then the top plank was trimmed with a router to fit the side. The brass screws cost more than the wood. I use regular, old fashioned "traditional" marine varnish. I got the cleats from West Marine. They are handy for strapping things down that won't fit in the box but the box is a floorless shell, bolted to the bed. That's where I keep the fresh bodies...
Yes, indeed - Looks like Chris-Craft on wheels! Nice color, too. I especially like the way you inset the Caddy taillights. Thanks for the how-to, too. Dave
I built this step side box for my 50. It's got 2x2 square tubing cross members with 2x2 square tube edgeers and covered with 1/8" steel sheet. The sides are made fron two pieces of flat 20G sheet, welded in the middle (didn't have a big enough piece on hand to use a single side pannel.) There is a 45* bend at the top of the sides. The round tube is 1" conduit.The stake pockets are 2" square tube, the top of the stake pockets are closed off. The front of the box is a cut down original front pannel, but it probably would have been easier to make a new front pannel too. The tail light pannel is 1/8" x 6" flat stock. the rear fenders are original pre 53 Dodge truck fenders. The bottom filler pannels are 20G steet metal. There has been no "bondo" work done on the truck yet. The home made tail gate has 1 1/2" sq. tubing on top and botton and 1 1/2" sq. tube uprights in the center and 1 1/2" x 1/4" bar stock ens uprights. There is expanded metal welded to the indide of the tail gate. The letters are formed 3/8" bar stock. The latches are 1/2"bar with washers and springs that are pulled open with 1/8" steel cable. Gene
It's not a work of art, but it is practical and relatively easy to build, with 2x6s and 2x8s and 3/4 plywood and some one bys for the front.
I was searching the net for wooden flatbeds and pulled up this thread, but for some reason I am not seeing any of the picture of the pick-up beds you are talking about. What am I doing wrong? thanks. I just bought a 1974 ford supercab and trying to work it over.


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