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Oven dilemma - WWYD?
Looking for 30" double ovens. Honestly, I don't bake that many sweets like cookies or cakes. I do sometimes bake bread, but mostly I use the oven for roasted meats, fish and veggies.
I was set on the Electrolux ones before we even started building, due to reviews here. But of course, costs are adding up so every little bit saved helps.
At the stores I visited, they heavily pushed Jenn Air and Kitchenaid. I can get a KA double convection floor model for $2400. Both stores heavily discouraged me from Elux saying they were hard to service/hard to get parts. Who knows what the real reason is.
Of course, I could always buy Elux from Sears or AJMadison. My builder would likely not be that happy and it would probably be more of a headache for me. Plus they would cost $600 more.
A smaller consideration is that the KA handle would perfectly match my KA fridge handle, but I think Elux would look OK too..
I was set to settle on the KA, but today I read that the KA ovens only go down to 170. So I wouldn't be able to use them for bread proofing. The Elux goes down to 100. I've gotten by without this function so far but it seems like something I would actually use...
WWYD? Get the cheaper KA or piss off the builder and buy the Elux?
I do like my KA oven. I, like you, do not do a lot of baking. I use it for broiling, roasting meals etc. I really like the bread proofing for when I make my pizza dough. I never had an oven with that feature and it does a great job helping the dough rise.


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Hats abound at Mad Hatter in Fuquay-Varina
Step inside the Mad Hatter and you might think you've fallen through the looking glass.
The tiny downtown Fuquay-Varina shop – not much wider than an adult shopper's wingspan – is stocked with racks of fancy women's hats that any Southern belle would be proud to wear. Opposite the hats are selections of mostly locally made lotions, sprays, sauces and teas.
Bobbie Asad opened Mad Hatter last summer after a year of testing the waters in Clayton. The downtown storefront was ideal for expanding her business.
"Fuquay has been very good to me," she said. "I grew up here and know a lot of people."
Asad worked 30 years as an engineer before falling victim to the economy.
"I was laid off and there were no jobs," she said. "I went to school, and there were still no jobs. I got bored. ... I like hats and tea, so I decided that's what I'd do."
Her fascination with hats began with her membership in the Red Hat Society, an international social group for women. She also wears hats to special events.
Although Southern women might not be as quick to don a hat as in years gone by, Asad said there are still those who regularly wear them to church.
Hats are also a hit for bridal parties and teas.
"I think 'Downton Abbey' has helped that," she said of the popular British TV series.
And, of course, they are required attire for the Red Hat Society.
While Asad has a few regulars, including a fashion designer, much of her business comes from one-time customers. She makes sure to have hats in all price ranges to satisfy her customers.
News of the store's unique wares has begun to spread. A recent out-of-town caller needed something special for an upcoming fundraiser in Washington, D.C. She commissioned a hat that will look like a giant chocolate chip cookie.
Asad turned to her hatmaker, who has been working on a design that will look good enough to eat.
On Saturdays, Asad often hosts tasting events at Mad Hatter. She offers cups of tea and goodies to pair with the sauces she has for sale. Summer days call for selections such as peach iced tea.
Asad has joined the Chamber of Commerce campaign "Spend $20 on the 20th," which encourages shoppers to support local businesses by offering special deals on the 20th of each month.
She feels right at home in her little corner of Main Street, but she says men, especially, can be intimidated by its coziness.
"Some men handle it well, but some walk in and then slowly back out," she said.
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I was recently reminded that I neglected to comment on a couple of interesting articles from the Washington Post that appeared last month discussing the decline of dessert. Not the decline of sweets or pastries mind you, but the decline of dessert as a meal course. Dessert, so claims reporter Roberto Ferdman, is a happening that's vanishing both in the restaurant and in the home. The chief culprit isn't health or calorie concerns, but time.
Only 12 percent of dinners eaten at home in the United States ended with something sweet last year, the lowest reading in more than 30 years, according to data from market research firm NPD group. Just 10 years ago, in 2004, 15 percent of families indulged after the main course. And 28 years ago, in 1986, the number was nearly 25 percent.
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A system and method for forming a split-gate flash memory cell is disclosed. In one example, a method for forming a semiconductor device includes: supplying a substrate; forming a floating gate with alternate etch and passivation steps; and forming a control gate proximate to and partially overlying the floating gate.
1. A method for forming a semiconductor device, comprising:
supplying a substrate;
forming a floating gate on the substrate with alternate etch and passivation steps; and
forming a control gate proximate to and partially overlying the floating gate.
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10. A flash memory cell, comprising:
a floating gate with at least one side wall having a plurality of tips; and
a control gate wherein the control gate is at least partially overlying the floating gate.
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17. A method for forming a flash memory cell, comprising:
supplying a substrate;
forming a floating gate with alternate etch and passivation steps to create multiple tips on side walls of the floating gate; and
forming a control gate with multiple tips on a side wall proximate and facing multiple tips on one of the side walls of the floating gate.
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Memory devices include electrically erasable and programmable read-only memories (EEPROMs), and flash electrically erasable and electrically programmable read-only memories (flash EEPROMs). Generally, flash EEPROM cells, which comprise functions of electrical programming and erasing, may be classified into two categories: a stacked-gate structure and a split-gate structure.
One of the shortcomings of the stacked-gate structure is the �over-erasure� of the cell contents during erasure operations. During the process of memory content erasure and to ensure complete removal of the electrons previously injected, the erasure operation is normally sustained for a slightly prolonged time period. However, such a prolonged erasure operation may result in the removal of excess electrons. As a result, electron holes may form in the floating gate of the device. In severe cases, the stacked-gate transistor may become a depletion transistor, which conducts even in the absence of a control voltage at the control gate. This phenomenon is known as memory over-erasure.
To overcome the shortcomings of memory over-erasure by stacked-gate EEPROM devices, split-gate EEPROM devices were conceived. Typically, such a memory device comprises a transistor that includes a control gate and a floating gate. The principal advantage of such a configuration is that the memory transistor is not affected by the state of the floating gate. Instead, it maintains its off state, even if the floating-gate is subject to the phenomenon of over-erasure and therefore, is in a conductive state. Accordingly, the memory cell can maintain its correct state irrespective of the over-erasure condition.
Aspects of the present disclosure are best understood from the following detailed description when read with the accompanying figures. It is emphasized that, in accordance with the standard practice in the industry, various features are not drawn to scale. In fact, the dimensions of the various features may be arbitrarily increased or reduced for clarity of discussion.
The present disclosure relates generally to the manufacturing of semiconductor devices, and more particularly to a system and method of forming split-gate flash memory cells.
For the purposes of promoting an understanding of the principles of the invention, references will now be made to the embodiments or examples illustrated in the drawings, and specific language will be used to describe the same. It will nevertheless be understood that no limitation of the scope of the invention is thereby intended. Any alterations and further modifications in the described embodiments, and any further applications of the principles of the invention as described herein are contemplated as would normally occur to one skilled in the art to which the invention relates.
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In furtherance of the example, an insulating layer 104 may be deposited or formed over the substrate 102. The insulating layer 104 may comprise a variety of different materials, including but not limited to, SiO2, SiC, CN, and SiOC. The insulating layer 104 may be used as a metal-oxide semiconductor (MOS) gate oxide, a thermal oxide, carbon nitride, or any other appropriate gate dielectric film. It is contemplated that the insulating layer 104 may be too thin to be of any appreciable significance. Alternatively, it may have a thickness that is suitable for a gate oxide. Formation of the insulating layer 104 may include an Argon (Ar) plasma clean process prior to the growth of the insulating layer 104. Native oxide may be cleaned from the substrate 102 by the plasma clean process, and the insulating layer 104 may be deposited �in situ� of the plasma clean process. The insulating layer 104 may be formed by a plurality of different methods. For example, the insulating layer 104 may be formed upon exposure to air wherein about 3 Angstroms to about 15 Angstroms of native oxide may form on the semiconductor substrate 102. Alternatively, the substrate 102 may be processed, so that the insulating layer 104 of SiO2 may be formed by a low temperature Rapid Thermal Processing (RTP) or thermal process. The transfer to the process for forming the insulating layer 104 may be accomplished under an inert gas or vacuum environment.
In furtherance of the example, a gate dielectric 106 is formed on or over the insulating layer 104 and/or the substrate 102. The gate dielectric 106 may comprise any suitable material. In one example, the gate dielectric 106 may comprise traditional dielectric materials, such as doped or undoped polysilicon, nitrogen, silicon, silicon nitride, silicon oxynitride, silicon carbide, metal silicide, metal oxide, a barrier layer and metal conductor, a barrier layer and a non-metal conductor or other suitable materials and structures. In another example, the gate dielectric 106 may comprise high-k dielectric material, such as TaN, TiN, Ta2O5, HfO2, ZrO2, HfSiON, HfSix, HfSixNy, HfAlO2, NiSix, silicon nitride, aluminum oxide, tantalum pentoxide, zirconium oxide, barium strontium titanate, lead-lanthanum-zirconim-titanate, or other suitable materials. The gate dielectric 106 may be formed by atomic layer deposition (ALD), chemical vapor deposition (CVD), plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition (PECVD), evaporation, and/or other methods. Generally, the gate dielectric 106 may have a thickness of less than approximately 50 Angstroms. However, other thicknesses are also contemplated for the gate dielectric 106. In one example, materials, such as HfO2, may be blanket-deposited on or over the insulating layer 104 to form the gate dielectric 106. In another example, gate dielectric materials may be selectively deposited. In a third example, it may be desirable to blanket deposit some materials, such as HfO2, in some fabrication processes, while selectively depositing the same materials in other processes.
In furtherance of the example, the gate dielectric 106 is formed by ALD, which may provide good step coverage (even on large areas) and a dense and pinhole free structure. ALD may be particularly useful for the deposition of metals and metal oxides in high packing density and/or high aspect ratio applications that include relatively demanding thin film requirements. In ALD, films grow with a relatively constant growth rate, and each deposition cycle ideally produces one molecular layer of the deposited material on the substrate surface. However, in reality, the growth rate is below one molecular layer per cycle, as the absorbed source chemical molecules may be bulky or the substrate temperature may affect the number of active sites (e.g., �OH groups) on the substrate surface. Metal oxide thin films produced by ALD are generally uniform and have desirable adhesion properties that allow them to become firmly bonded to the substrate surface.
In this example, the ALD of a high-k material, such as HfO2, may be achieved by co-reacting a precursor in the presence of a gas, and then purging the precursor using the same gas. For HfO2, ALD may utilize a precursor of Hf, such as HfCl4, or other organometallic Hf sources having a variety of ligands attached to the Hf atom. For example, appropriate precursors may include HfCl4 or Hf(OR)4, wherein R is an alkyl such as CH(CH3)2; Hf(tmdh)4, wherein tmdh=2,2,6,6-tetramethyl-3,5-heptanedionato; Hf(tfac)4, wherein tfac=trifluoroacetylacetonate; or Hf(NO3)4. Similar precursors may be used for the ALD of other high-k materials, such as ZrO2. Because carbon containing hafnium precursors may result in excessive carbon and fluorine incorporation in the metal oxide film, HfCl4 may be a desirable choice, as it may result in limited residual chlorine incorporation. HfCl4 may also be a desirable metal oxide precursor, because it may be sublimated by injection and vaporization into the process reactor.
In furtherance of the example, H2O vapor may be selected as an oxygen source for the HfO2. Here, a HfO2 deposition process may be accomplished at a temperature ranging between about 200� C. and about 400� C., and with a deposited film thickness ranging between about 3 Angstroms and about 75 Angstroms. The ALD process may be performed in cycles with a series of HfO2 monolayers formed during each cycle, until the desired film thickness is achieved for the gate dielectric 106. However, other temperatures and thicknesses are also contemplated by the present disclosure.
In furtherance of the example, a gate layer 108 may be deposited on or over the dielectric layer 106. The gate layer 108 may comprise polycrystalline silicon, Cu, Al, Ni, Co, metal silicide, fungsten, silicide or other suitable materials. The gate layer 108 may be formed by a variety of methods, such as CVD, PVD, ALD, or other suitable methods. In one example, the gate layer 108 may be formed at a temperature ranging from about 470� C. to about 770� C., and to a thickness ranging from about 1200 Angstroms to about 1800 Angstroms. However, other temperatures and thicknesses are also contemplated for forming the gate layer 108.
In furtherance of the example, a photoresist layer 110 may be formed over the gate layer 108 by methods now known or later developed.
Referring now to
In particular, the formation of the floating gate 112 may commence with an initial gas stabilization period of approximately 30 seconds, during which SF6, which may be of electronic grade and with high purity, may be dispersed into the plasma chamber with a mass flow controller. Following the gas stabilization period, alternate etch and passivation steps may be employed to process the partial semiconductor device 100. During a passivation step, polymer, which may comprise CFn (n being a positive integer) from the C4F8 passivant gas, may be deposited over the surface of the gate layer 108. During the etch step, the deposited polymer may be removed from the horizontal surface of the gate layer 108 by reactive ion etching. Since ion energy is higher in the vertical direction, polymer may be removed from the horizontal surface at a much higher rate than from the vertical side walls of the gate layer 108. Following the polymer removal, the exposed surface of the gate layer 108 may be further etched by being exposed to reactive fluorine-based species, for example. By repeating the passivation and etch steps, the floating gate 112 of
It is contemplated that on the side wall 116, multiple tips 117 a, 117 b, and 117 c may be evenly distributed or unevenly distributed. Likewise, on the side wall 118, multiple tips 119 a and 119 b may be evenly distributed or unevenly distributed. It is further contemplated that a fewer or a greater number of multiple tips may reside on each of the side walls 116 and 118. Further, the multiple tips 117 a, 117 b, 117 c, 119 a and 119 b may comprise identical shapes and/or sizes, or that at least two of them may comprise different shapes and/or sizes.
It is contemplated that besides SF6, any other suitable gas may be used as the etchant gas. Further, it is contemplated that besides C4 F8, any other suitable gas may be used as the passivant gas. Advanced Si Etch is further described in Ashraf et al., �Defining Conditions for the Etching of Silicon in an Inductive Coupled Plasma Reactor,� Proceedings of the Materials Research Society Fall Meeting, Boston, Mass., Nov. 29-Dec. 3, 1999.
Referring now to
The above embodiments provide a simplified process of forming split-gate flash memory cells, thereby reducing the cost of producing split-gate flash memory cells. In addition, multiple tips formed on the side walls of the control and floating gates also help to improve the erasure efficiency of the split-gate flash memory cells.
Although only a few exemplary embodiments of this invention have been described in detail above, those skilled in the art will readily appreciate that many modifications are possible in the exemplary embodiments without materially departing from the novel teachings and advantages of this invention. In one example, only one of the side walls 116 and 118 may comprise multiple tips. In another example, the side wall 120 may not comprise multiple tips. Also, features illustrated and discussed above with respect to some embodiments can be combined with features illustrated and discussed above with respect to other embodiments. Accordingly, all such modifications are intended to be included within the scope of this invention.
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I've read many posts but can't find any on point. I have a Briggs and Straton 18hp 350777-1137-e1 in my 1999 Deere gt235. I have changed all fuel lines, changed gas tank cover, new carb. I still have an issue. First the mower started fine. However when I shut down I would hear a drip. Then the engine would not turn over. However once cool it would start. Put in new carb still same issue after first run. However, the second day the mower would not start. When the key is turned it starts but as soon as a let go of key it shuts down. So it seems like two problems. First won't start. Second if I get it to run when hot won't start and I hear a drip. Sounds like it is dripping into muffler but I can't tell. I can't tell if oil or gas either.�
Are you checking the oil level? Both before you start initially and when it won't start hot? A little more description of just what is happening might help. The engine doesn't want to turn over or turns over but won't fire? There is a possibility that the carb float needle is leaking gas into the intake, then into the cylinder and on down into the oil (not good). However, you put on a new carb and it still does not do right. What you hear as dripping MAY be the hot muffler cooling and making cracking noises perhaps from running too hot due to partially sheared flywheel key or lean carb mixture.
I think I would be inclinded to check the flywheel key. You should be able to do that by removing the cooling shroud, the flywheel mut or bolt and washer and looking down the keyways to see that the keyway in the flywheel and crankshaft line up. Also, installing an inline gas shut off valve and using it when engine is not running might be a good idea.
I can send you a PDF of the Service Manual for that engine if you like. Address below, put in proper format and remind me, model number etc.
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First started when I ran out of gas. I put gas in but would not start. I took off cover and then found a mouse nest. I don't know if that had anything to do with the tractor not restarting. I cleaned out nest and cleaned carb. Got it running. But when I shut down and tractor was hot I could not restart. And I would hear Botha drip and the crackling. Sounds like water in a broken faucet slow steady drip for 2 min. So I replaced the carb saturday and at first started but had the same issue that would not restart when hot. Then today won't start at all. When the mower gets a spark it starts for a second then shuts off. If I keep key turned it runs until I let go off key. Also, new carb had bolt at bottom which I left in. However, my old carb had the cut off selonoid. So today I took off bolt and put selonoid from old carb. Still not turning over only when key is turned.
I don't have a schematic for that, but it sounds like you have an OPR (Operator Presence Relay) malfunction.
Just guessing here. but---
I've seen some schematics where the seat switch is tied in to the OPR.
The OPR get's 12V in the run position, but not crank. (or vice versa, since they can be wire in a plethora of different ways to do the equivalent job)
Are you trying it with the Brake On?
That said, I don't know if your machine even has an OPR??
"If I keep key turned it runs until I let go off key"
I would locate and disconnect the "Kill Wire" and see what happens, even to the extent of disconnecting the "Kill Wires " at each of the two coils. The tricky "Kill wire" circuitry of these engines do quirky things. Your description above sounds like a key switch problem.
"And I would hear Botha drip and the crackling. Sounds like water in a broken faucet slow steady drip for 2 min."
I have never heard of such a thing.
Walt Conner
***"I took off cover and then found a mouse nest."***
I need to ask: What cover are you referring to??
Some folks refer to the tractor hood or "bonnet" as "the cover".
Typically on this forum "the cover" refers to the actual flywheel housing cover/fan shroud on the engine itself.
If you are referring to the hood..........and you found mouse nests material there..............there may be other nests or food caches under the flywheel cover of the engine. If there is any kind of obstruction located inside the flywheel cover your engine may be severely overheating due to the cooling fan air being blocked by whatever the obstruction consists of.
Severe overheating might explain the unusual sounds you are hearing on shut down.........and the refusal to restart hot.
If you have not already removed the actual flywheel cover from the engine you need to do so now, based on your statement about mice activity being discovered.
And hope the engine has not already been permanently damaged by overheating.
Got it running. Took apart carb. Checked pto. Checked plugs. I have to play with throttle and choke. One open one closed. Both open. Each time different combo. But generally after three tries it runs. So I know problem but gotta figure out correct settings. As for the drip the more I listen the more it is the sound of muffler cooling down. Thanks for your help and suggestions.


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News of note: Ryan Allen, a highly decorated player out of Louisiana Tech, is Zoltan Mesko's first competition in three years. And he's no slouch. Allen was a two-time Ray Guy Award winner who averaged 48 yards per punt in 2012. Though he went undrafted, the 6-2, 215-pounder is considered an excellent pickup and shouldn't have trouble landing on the practice squad. This season marks the last on Mesko's rookie contract, so perhaps Allen is insurance against the current starter bolting during free agency.
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The Reds are interested in doing long term deals for Homer Bailey and Mat Latos
Dec 5, 2012, 9:10 AM EDT
Last season the Reds did long term deals for Joey Votto and Brandon Phillips. Now they're thinking about locking up some pitching: they want to do long-term deals for Homer Bailey and Mat Latos, reports John Fay of the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Bailey and Latos look to be long-term parts of the Reds rotation, with each coming off fine years. Bailey's season was something of a revelation. After a lot of early hype and then five years of bouncing back and forth between the minors and the bigs, Bailey finally put together a complete season, starting 33 games for Cincinnati while going 13-10 in 208 innings with a 3.68 ERA.
Latos also started 33 games in his first season in Cincinnati. While his ERA was about the same as it was the year before, the move from he majors' most pitcher friendly park in San Diego to one of the most hitter friendly environments around in Great American Ballpark evinces some significant improvement.
Both Bailey and Latos are first-time arbitration eligible players so they won't be bank-breaking deal, but they should be bigger than the $27 million deal that teammate Johnny Cueto received when he was in their position.
- yankeepunk3000 - Dec 5, 2012 at 10:03 AM
I hope they can lock down latos because they gave up a lot to get him…he did well for pitching in such a hitter friendly park
- redguy12588 - Dec 5, 2012 at 10:32 AM
Impressive that a small market team like the Reds think they can sustain a $120-$150M payroll.
- paperlions - Dec 5, 2012 at 12:35 PM
If they are just buying out arbitration years, the payroll won't go that high…even deals that go 4+ years would probably be back loaded, with salaries simulating likely arbitration awards and then a raise for hitting FA….even then they could get a team friendly deal done since they are giving the players a lot of security.
- farvefromover - Dec 5, 2012 at 10:43 AM
as long as they are winning and in contention for a World Series they can sustain that payroll
- paperlions - Dec 5, 2012 at 12:37 PM
"Sources" (non-Pedro Gomez division) have said that the Reds payroll in 2013 will "start with an 8″…meaning it'll be under $90M. Their TV deal runs out in a few years, they could be planning ahead a bit if they've had preliminary discussions with potential broadcasters and the numbers look good.
- hermie13 - Dec 5, 2012 at 10:58 AM
Homer Bailey is not a first time arbitration eligible guy like the article states, but in fact eligible for arbitration a second time. He made $2.43M last year in arbitration.
- dutchman45 - Dec 5, 2012 at 9:10 PM
Sounds like our GM is on top of things. You win with pitching, pitching, pitching.cant have enough!
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I haven't been doing much in the garden lately and half of it is in shade at this time of year, anyway. Still, those that keep blooming have clear crisp colors in the fall light. Here are a few I have that are still producing:
Hot Tamale, a mini, I moved from the shade in spring to a prime spot. It is still getting established. Cut and put in tiny vases, it has lots of scent.
Snowbird is the absolute best in early spring and fall. I will be rooting cuttings of it this winter in hopes of getting a more vigorous bush.
Sultry has never been a vigorous bush for me but I love its colors.
Pure Poetry has good color now.
Sharon's Delight--an everyday bloomer.
Black Magic blooms on skinny long canes on a skinny tall bush. It takes the heat well.
Honey Dijon is muted in partial shade.
Jean Giono, my dahlia rose.
Ingrid Bergman, best red, best bush, best rose ever.
Symphony (who I keep calling English Garden) is my favorite Austin, stays small as a bush, always has blooms that look like this, no disease ever.
Thanks for looking at the limited selection of roses that grow in my small California garden!
Your Jean Giorno is beautiful! I'm not familiar with it...I'll have to look into that one.
Also the color on your Honey Dijon is so different than mine. Mine has never been a vigorous bush, and barely made it through this season :( Its too bad because I really like the color.
Carol, I would have to pick Symphony above Pure Poetry. I love the yellow color and the matte light green foliage of Symphony and the fact that it stays small here. Most Austins turn into monsters in my climate. It also blooms more, I think. But--I wouldn't want to be without either.
Carol, I can't smell very well lately. I had a relative sniff it last weekend and she said it was mild. But--we are in a cooler stage and it may not be giving off much. DH, a while back, also said it was mild.
Sorry I can't be of more help. Maybe someone else can tell you what they think.


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1992 36 (ft.) 6 (in.) Beneteau First 35s5
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General Information
Listing# 119523
- Price
- $37,500.00
- Location
- Charleston, SC, United States
- Manufacturer
- Beneteau
- Boat Type
- Sailboat
- Model Year
- 1992
- Category
- Racers
- Model
- First 35s5
- Status
- Used
- Length
- 36 (ft.) 6 (in.)
- Bridge Clearance
- 43
- Beam
- 11.08
- 35.42
- Hull Material
- Fiberglass
- Fuel Type
- Diesel
- Engine Model
- 2000
- Number of Engines
- 1
- Engine Type
- Inboard
- Engine Hours
- 515
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Andiamo is known in Charleston for being an extremely competitive boat, and averages between 14 - 19 First place finishes per annum. She has won more races in Charleston than any other boat in CORA's history, and always places within the top 3 in a race. Her owners have always maintained her and kept up with her needs, which is reflected in the results. With her tall rig and deep keel, she is the boat to beat.
This is a unique opportunity for someone to own a competitive boat that may be either raced or cruised.
- Accommodations
- As one enters the salon down the companionway, the galley is to port and the nav station is to starboard. There is a settee on each side, and the salon table mounts centerline off the compression post. The forward cabin consists of a V berth, and will accomodate 2 adults comfortably. The aft cabin is to port, behind the galley, and it too will accomodate 2 adults. Each of the settees will sleep an adult. The head and shower are located behind the nav station, to starboard.
- Galley
- The galley is to port, as one enters the boat from the cockpit. It is U-shaped, to make cooking while underway easy and safe. There are double Stainless Sinks with pressurized hot and cold water, storage throughout the galley area for both dry goods as well as dinnerware. The refrigerator is a 12 volt Frigoboat, and there is a 3 burner ENO propane stove and oven.Although compact, the galley is complete with all the necessary amenities.
- Electronics
- In the summer of 2012 the electronics were replaced. Simrad Autopilot, hydraulic RAM driven Simrad Touchscreen Chartplotter NSS7 - 6.4 inch color GPS/Chartplotter NMEA2000 network Simrad IS20 tack instrument Simrad IS20 wind instrument 2 X Simrad Graphic instruments B&G Autopilot All above mounted in navpod at helm Simrad IS20 wind instrument and 2 Graphic display instruments mounted above companionway Additional B&G network display at nav station Garmin 180 GPSmap chartplotter at nav station Icom M422 VHF with RAM CD/stereo
- Engines
- The Volvo Penta 2000 engine is extremely reliable and moves the boat easily through the water. Engine access is easy, and the owner has kept the engine in excellent running order. There is a Racor filter in addition to the primary on the engine.
- Sails and deck
- As one would expect from a well run boat, the sail inventory is impressive. 1 North Racing Main - 1 year old 2 cruising/delivery Mains - 1 Sobstad and 1 Air Force/Quantum 1 3DL Racing 155% Genoa - 1 year old 1 Quantum Blade - used 4 times 1 Quantum Mylar Racing 155% Genoa 1 North 145 cruising/delivery Jib 2 X 3/4 oz Symmetrical Spinnakers 1 X 1/2 oz Symmetrical Spinnaker 1 X Asymmetrical Cruising Spinnaker with Tacker and Sock Updated Lewmar primary winches - 5/6 years old New Genoa Halyard Bottom was painted 2012 Companionway bimini with SS frame Leather wrapped wheel Cockpit cushions for cruising Updated batteries and charger Teak cockpit table Tall Rig
- Comments
- "Andiamo" is known locally for her exceptional performance and capability. The boat always places competitively, and with her PHRF rating of 123 makes her the boat to beat. The boat has been awarded "Boat of the Year", as well as having been 6 TIME area D PHRF champion. The owner is willing to assist in delivering the boat along the East Coast, and/or teaching the new owner the "tricks" the crew has developed over the years to make her the winning boat.
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Imagine a 1940s Yolngu Community in north-east Arnhem Land. Imagine people's daily lives, traditional lands, artworks, and cultural histories; imagine interactions with Macassans before European colonisation. This exhibition privileges audiences by taking them beyond their imagination into a Yolngu worldview and landscape.
Presented by the Berndt Museum and Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery as a part of the Perth International Arts Festival, this exhibition is the first major presentation of these works in Western Australia and has been developed through careful communication with the descendants of the artists and the Yirrkala Community's Art Centre, Buku-Larmggay Mulka.
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TV's typically have some sort of sound-in connector. The problem is, most tv's will not pull sound from that while an HDMI connection is chosen because HDMI carries sound as well. Depending on your TV, you might be stuck running sound to a set of external speakers plopped in front of your TV.
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I have Windows Vista Premium SP2, when I try to burn a CD using tracks from my WMP library, the progress shows that the tracks are being completed correctly and the progress bar goes up as it should and eventually it says completed and the CD is ejected, but there is nothing on the CD.
The CDs are definately blank and when I try to burn a CD of the same batch on my other PC (Windows XP Pro) it does it without any problems, can you help please ?
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Are you able to burn anything to these CD's on this computer if not it could be the CD-RW that is not working.
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Have you tried exploring the CD on your XP machine to see if theres anything on it.
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BRYNIT - No I cannot burn anything to CD on this PC, it will read CDs and DVDs from the drive but will not burn to CD.
kevscar - When I explore it on my XP machine it shows that its empty, however it freezes the XP machine. It's as if the Vista machine is doing something to the CDs but not what it should.
I think I'll try using a free CD burning software and see what happens.
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Sounds like it might be your burner up the shoot if you cannot burn anything.
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Kevscar - I'll try the drag and drop suggestion and let you know what happens.
mooly - How do I do that on a laptop ?
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Pop the tray open and you will see the optical pickup with the small glass/plastic lens.
They are are very delicate (the lens suspension mounts) so get a pure cotton bud and tease the end of it out.
You should use a proper lens cleaning fluid to very (I mean very very) slightly dampen the bud and using the teased out end gently clean the lens. Use a torch and make sure it looks sparkling.
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Capital Xtra's Ultimate Pride Guide contains several errors that need correcting. 1. The Pride Committee of Ottawa-Gatineau's correct website address is www.Prideottawa.com 2. Luna party is on Sat, Aug 26 starting at 6pm and going until 3am. It's at Helsinki Lounge & Disco, 15 George St in the Byward Market 3. Sol party…
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A highlight of the Rendezvous With Madness fest is a showcase of honorary queer Guy Maddin, an all-day retrospective of the Winnipeg-based filmmaker — who's moving to New York — on the closing Saturday. Maddin will participate in the three panel discussions accompanying each screening. At 1:30pm on Nov 18 at…
Thu, Nov 9, 2006
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An urban dweller's dream: art, theatre and music
Fri, Jul 22, 2011
Fri, Jun 4, 2010
Lookin' to commune with the wilderness? Here's a few places where you might want to stop your camper, pitch your pup tent or park yer naked butt. The Cedars Campground ¥ near Hamilton ¥ gay men and lesbians ¥ trailers and tenting (905) 659-3655 Rainbow Ridge ¥ near Orangeville ¥ gay men and lesbian ¥ trailers and tenting ¥ rooms…
Thu, Jul 27, 2000
Chameleon queen rules the waves
Thu, Jul 13, 2000
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Thu, Apr 11, 2013
One gay night in the 'Paris of the prairies'
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Tapette: the French dance party
Thu, Jun 9, 2011
Toronto-based artist recording solo album
Tue, Nov 10, 2009
Their actions are fearful and pathetic reactions to our strength
Thu, Sep 24, 2009
The Feminist Anti-Violence Pro-Porn Collective Member Cyclists generation
Thu, May 10, 2007
Show reclaims the art in AIDS
Thu, Aug 3, 2006
Out gayed by Guy Maddin
Thu, Sep 13, 2007
Guitar solos rev up riot girls
Thu, Jun 9, 2005
Blogger talks cruising, breaking up & romance
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Founders honoured as this year's grand marshals
Tue, Aug 18, 2009
Creating the perfect outdoor space to kick back and relax
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The time is right for dancing in the streets
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