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Video Cameras or Camcorders have come quite a long way since their inception, you can find them in just about every size and in quite a few portable devices in one form or another. They are an excellent way to capture and share our memories on video of special family events, news and any other things in life that you might feel you need to record for histories sake.
Camcorders are being used by most everyone of all ages to record everything and even make money from those recordings, amateur videographers are very popular and sometimes even scooping the official news reporters on news happenings. Everyone seems to have a Camcorder of one type or another in their homes, they've become very inexpensive to own and extremely easy to use that even children have them now.
When you are looking to purchase a Camcorder or even upgrade one you already have you're going to have many choices of them, there are probably tens of thousands of different ones to choose from, so which one is right for you and your needs?
When purchasing a Camcorder the first thing you need to ask yourself is what you're going to be doing with it, or basically what you need it for, the second thing is what features do you want in a Camcorder.
Types of Camcorders:
There are many, many types of Camcorders on the market today and which on you pick will depend on your needs.
Analog Camcorders are those that record video in an analog format to a tape medium, these are mostly fading away in favor of newer digital video style cameras.
DV or Digital Video Camcorders record in digital format to some sort of digital medium such as a memory card. These are by far the most popular style now as they can be quite small, inexpensive and very portable. It should be noted though that some DV cameras do record to tape as well but they are becoming obsolete in favor of faster, larger capacity storage mediums.
Recording Medium:
There are quite a few mediums that Camcorders record to, and for the most part what you pick will depend on not only your preferences and needs, but in some part your knowledge of the technical aspects of the Camcorder you'll be purchasing.
Camcorders today can record to many types of media including hard disks, flash memory and even optical discs or digital tapes.
Optical Medium:
You can purchase a camcorder today that will record directly to a DVD for you so you can just take it out and pop it into any DVD player so you can instantly watch your movies. DVD types tend to more expensive than the others, and of course you'll have to buy the blank media, so you'll have another cost on top of the camcorder.
Hard Disk Based:
Some Camcorders have built in hard disks just like you would find in your desktop computer or laptop, the type that is in camcorder is usually the same size as you'd find in a laptop. With these you are limited to the size of the hard drive inside of the camcorder as to how much you can record. Hard disk based camcorders can be expensive when compared to other types available.
Flash Memory:
Many camcorders today record to flash based memory such as an SD card or other type of flash memory card, you are limited to the size of the card, but of course you can have multiple cards and just swap them out as need be. Flash memory cards have dropped drastically in price so it is a very inexpensive and popular medium to record to, you can easily and cheaply purchase several cards and be able to record for many hours with this medium.
--There are many lower end camcorders that have built in flash based memory, these are usually very cheap and considered a disposable camera or use once type. These can be purchased at small stores and returned back to them to transfer the video to a DVD for you, the cost of transferring is usually included in the initial purchase price. Some of these use-once types of camcorders have been hacked to be used over and over again to let the user transfer their video to their own computers.
Digital Tape:
Digital tape styles of camcorders record to an actual tape cassette, they sort of resemble the VHS tapes of old but they are a fraction of the size. One main problem with this style of recording medium is the time it takes to transfer the video to your computer as it transfer in real time, so if your video is 60 minutes then it will take 60 minutes to transfer the footage over to you PC. As mentioned this style is becoming obsolete but they are still available and still being manufactured today.
With hard disk, flash based, and digital tape types of camcorders you'll have to transfer the video footage to your computer via the Firewire or USB interface and then transfer it to a DVD if you wish. This will also allow you to edit your videos and even add special effect like titles, fade-ins, fade-outs, music and more. So you will need some knowledge of how to do these things, but most camcorders come with some sort of software to help the end user with these types of things, and it's usually not that hard to do really. Keep in mind though that with Firewire and USB interfaces you'll need to make sure your computer has the correct interface, USB is not a problem as pretty much every computer comes equipped with it, but Firewire is not a standard on all computers.
What type of recording medium that is in your camcorder will ultimately depend on your uses for it, if you plan an video recording short clips or events then a flash based camcorder is all that you'll need really, but if you intend on recording for long periods of time you'll want something with a larger storage capacity for longer continuous recording capabilities.
Which Camcorder is Right for You?
Do you just need something to film family events? Then you won't need a very high end camera and you will want something that is small and portable. The types that use flash based memory are usually very small and portable and can provide very decent quality video.
What features for you need?
The type of camcorder you purchase can also depend on what features it has and those features that you need. Some cameras do very well in low-lighting conditions while other do not, so that might be something that you'll need to consider. The only way you'll know about this though is to check out reviews and other user opinions of the camera in question. Many claim to work in low light, and they do, but just not very well.
Some camcorders will come with an assist light as well, this can be in the form of an LED or standard light similar to a flash on a regular camera and some camcorders will have a space to attach an external asst light as well. So if you know you're going to be filming at some point in low light conditions you might want to take this into consideration. Speaking of low-lighting, there are some camcorders that feature infrared abilities as well for nighttime shooting.
Many camcorders today have special features included that can add effects directly to your videos, there are so many of them that it would be a waste of space to list, but some examples would be: Sepia, Mosaic, fade-ins, and much more.
The zoom on a camcorder will vary greatly between brands and styles, most include both digital and optical zoom, but both are not created equal. Digital zoom will produce pixellated and grainy images where optical will be nice and clear so you are obviously better off with higher power optical zoom, but that does come at a premium price addition. Honestly digital zoom is rather worthless, at least in my humble opinion, pay attention the optical zoom capabilities and ignore the digital.
Digital camcorders today can come with integrated still cameras as well which can be a very nice features in that you won't have to carry a separate camera to take your still photos. The problem is though that like and type of integrated device it's just not as good as a dedicated one. Yes it works, and if you don't care too much about the overall quality then you'll be more than satisfied with it, some people will buy a camcorder with still camera built in just to have the convenience of not carrying a separate still camera around with them.
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Anyone can be the victim of domestic violence. Recognizing the characteristics of an abuser and having a safety plan in place can save your life.
Domestic violence is violent or controlling behavior directed by a person toward a current or past intimate partner. Intimate partners can be any two people that are dating or living together, married, separated, or divorced. Domestic violence is also referred to as battering or partner violence. The abuse can be physical, emotional, and/or sexual, and may occur occasionally or often.
Domestic violence is a pattern of behavior in which the abuser is trying to gain and maintain power and control over the victim. According to Elaine Alpert, MD, MPH, associate professor of public health and medicine at the Boston University School of Medicine in Boston, "Many victims of domestic violence have been led to believe that the problems they see in their relationship are their fault. They think it is their responsibility to change themselves and/or their partner so that the abuse will end. However, the abuse is NOT the victim's fault. It occurs no matter what the victim does."
Domestic violence cuts across all ages and all economic, educational, cultural, and religious backgrounds. Although most of the victims are women abused by men, domestic violence is also committed by women against men and in gay and lesbian relationships. Children are also at risk of exposure to domestic violence.
Although abusers come from all walks of life, they tend to have some characteristics in common, such as:
Examples of physical abuse include:
The abuser does things to make the victim feel scared, worthless, and helpless. Again, this is a pattern of behavior, not just an occasional insult. Examples include:
Sexual abuse can be sexual acts, demands, or insults. Examples include:
Ask yourself these questions about your partner:
Ask yourself these questions about your friend or family member who may be experiencing abuse:
"Children are not just innocent bystanders when there is violence in their home," says Dr. Alpert. "They are often victims themselves." Child abuse occurs much more often in families where there is domestic violence. Also, domestic violence against the mother has been associated with an increased risk of death for the children.
Whether children are being abused directly or just living with abuse around them, their lives are disrupted. They can experience fear, confusion, and pain. This greatly increases their chance of developing emotional and behavioral problems, such as low self-esteem, withdrawal, self-blame, aggression toward others, and problems in school and relationships. They learn that violence is acceptable, they are at greater risk for committing criminal or self-destructive behavior, and they are more likely to become abusers as adults.
If you or someone you know is being abused, seek help. Talk with someone you trust, such as a close friend or relative or your doctor. Consider calling a domestic violence hotline and talking with a counselor.
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Originally Posted by cykocy Cut a check to the athletic department and get started on bowling out the south end zone. That didn't take long to come up, wouldn't be the FIRST thing I'd do but it would be on the list if I were the sole winner.
On my list of ways to spend it, bowling in the end zone would be about 1,509th on the list. The first thing I'd do is hire security.
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Move to a community of other millionaires so i blend in. but i feel that i would get bored and my liver wouldn't be able to hold up. so I would. stay here, buy ownership in the company i work at but only 20 hours a week and work my golf game. too young to retire, but don't want to work 50+ hr weeks anymore.
Assuming $250 million lump sum after taxes... Pay off all our family's debt, plus all my brother's and parent's debt, plus all my brother-in-law's and parent-in-law's debt. Sock a bunch away for nice early retirement and daughters' tuition. Possibly start my own business. Lead donor for south endzone. Might build a new house. Buy a boat. If there's anything left, two chicks at the same time.
You can spend a lot of time and money picking out the perfect floral bouquet for your date ... but you're probably better off checking if you have bad breath and taking the porn out of the glove compartment. The moral: you gain more by not being stupid, than you do by being smart. Smart gets neutralized by other smart people. Stupid does not.
Never work another day in my life.
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when u tea bag someones eye sockets and then u fart directly into their mouths.
dustin woke up to rajeev giving him an arabian sand storm
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A sexual move the occurs when a guy sits on someone's face with his balls on the other person's eyes and then farts in the other person's mouth.
I just ate some tacos and am going to give my gay lover a nasty "Arabian sandstorm" tonight!!!
by Bolton
May 06, 2004
When someone is sleeping you put your balls in there eyes and fart in their mouth
hey dude joe sleeping, well give him an "arabian sandstorm."
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August 05, 2008
An Arabian Sandstorm is very similar to a "Cleveland Steamer" or a "Dutch Oven With Brownies". To give someone the gift of an "Arabian Sandstorm" you wait until they fall asleep and their mouth is open. Quietly you put your ass right infront of their mouth and give them a "wet fart" in the mouth.
"AAAUGH!!" The drunken frat boy screamed as he spat the chunks of turds out of his mouth. "That was a nasty Arabian Sandstorm."
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October 13, 2006
when a man places his testicles on another person's eyelids, then procedes to fart into the person's mouth.
My roommate didn't smell the arabian sand storm comin >:)
by ultimateJ
June 23, 2004
An "Arabian Sand-Storm" is basically another trick to play on your mates when they are passed out. It consists of putting a testicle in both eye sockets and flatulating in the recipiants mouth, giving them a dry mouth, bad breath and a furry pair of testes in their eyes for when they wake up.
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August 31, 2006
Normally performed outdoors or at the beach, the act of busting a nut on the females face then immediately taking a pile of sand or dirt and throwing it at her face. The sand sticks to her face via your load and it looks like she just walked through a sandstorm.
I just gave her an arabian sandstorm for pissing me off earlier.
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Re: proposed new law worse than the oldI think that it's a pretty crap law for a few reasons. The speed limit actually stops many potential electric bike riders from using one and instead burning up gasoline. Electric bicycles are not only for the elderly or infirm, they are for young fit regular cyclists too. A young fit cyclist can easily travel from 35-40km/hr on a flat road and hold this speed. If you have an electric bike restricted to 25km/hr then few young fit riders will ride one as it will just hold him or her back in many places. There are many instances when a young person would like to ride an electric bike too; getting to work with no sweat, after a hard day, getting home faster, relaxing healthy exercise, etc.. 25km/hr isn't slow but it's certainly not fast, 35km/hr would be a good maximum speed I believe. I've sold many conversion kits to people over the years and many young people opt for the higher powered motors (350 - 500W), this is because they want to enjoy riding and electric riding that matches their cycling ability. For elderly people 200W is perfectly adequate, as they've learned to enjoy the pleasure of life at a slower pace. Limiting the speed of an electric bicycle to 25km/hr is equally as stupid as imposing a law on regular cyclists to 25km/hr I feel.
Regarding the pedelec. This is a terribly foolish law to introduce too. It was introduced into European society as a means to differ between an electric bicycle and an electric scooter basically. The pedal activated systems are dangerous and hard to control. You never really know exactly when the power is going to kick in and usually they are activated by a few pedal revolutions - the starting is when you want the power mostly. The throttle is the best system to use, it offers unrivalled control of how much power to use; it's great for crossing busy streets, negotiating busy areas and to help you get the starting power up hills. Also, when riding on the flat it allows you to ride quite happily with no power and then give yourself power boosts as you want them. The pedal sensor is without doubt the worst thing about many electric bicycles. Throttles can come with thumb activation or twist grip activation - both perfectly suitable for anyone of any age. Matt - Solar Bike
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Where does this happen? I'm able to crank my big recumbent trike to over 40 km/h and the motor won't take me faster than 24 km/h unassisted. And I'm 61 years old.
That's very puzzling. What has their "cycling ability" got to do with a more powerful motor? If the motor enables them to travel more quickly, that's got nothing to do with "cycling ability".
Have they indeed? That seems to be making some rather unjustified assumptions. Have you ever been 60 years of age?
Hear, hear. Joe To acquire immunity to eloquence is of the utmost importance to the citizens of a democracy
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Re: proposed new law worse than the oldWithout trying a pedelec, I am in agreement with algaematt about the shortcomings of pedelec - a manual control should be adequate and pedelec is inferior to manual control atm.
"But then", I think, "why are the regulators even considering the inferior pedelec now?" Simple - ebikes were introduced way back on the basis that they were power assisted bikes, not fully powered . But some users pretend otherwise and then find 200W is not enough to maintain the same speed uphill as they do on the flat. Here's a newsflash. Neither do those who ride without motors! Damn, apparently this is so imperative that I wonder why regular bike riders even bother to ride. Doh! Hence regs relying on a technological fix like pedelec is pursued in place of policing rider behaviour towards the "assisted" intention as policing it is damned difficult. Most of those griping about the laws seem to be those that never wanted it to be pedal assisted, but rather an alternative scooter. I disagree strongly with the limits that calchexian is happy with. But his argument does not fail on logic. He just wants to draw his line in a different part of the sand than I and he acknowledges this. But others make highly contentious aguements based on vaporous data or the denial of known data. Like, various generalisations on oldies and cripples, supposing that standards should be based on very specific uncommon individuals and narrowly defined exceptions. "Factoids such as "A young fit cyclist can easily travel from 35-40km/hr on a flat road and hold this speed" are only preaching to the converted. Yeah - Hold? How long? Or that 200W is a piddling amount of power that has buger all benefit. Broadly accepted data has been presented to give the lie to this. (I'll add another at http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17786683) There is no absolute argument on 200w vs 500, it is mostly a point in a continuum that some disagree with and others do not. But several have pointed out that holding a power of 200w is in the realm of only reasonably serious riders, at least for commuting times. Spurious arguments that deny data like this are a little insulting to the rest of us. On the other hand, those that state that this need for an alternative to petrol guzzlers is already available, just not in the package that some want, are hard to fault. It is simple unemotional fact. (When I was a ranked A-grade squash player and supremely fit, 30hrs per week of intense physical activity, basal pulse in the forties and all that, the day I held 35-40kph on the flat all the way to work was a rarity with absolutly everything going my way - and I'm talking about the morning, not battling the freo doctor on the way home. You don't get much flatter than Bateman to East Perth.) Unchain yourself-Ride a unicycle
Re: proposed new law worse than the oldHi Joe,
How long can you sustain 40kph? I'm impressed considering the additional drag that your solar setup would add! I can hit 40kph easily enough but no way can I hold that speed. One thing that we can all be happy about is that the law is not trying to limit how much power we can output from our other two motors. So it's back on the bike for me for more training to increase the power and resilience of "left" and "right". Cachexian. Scott Sub 40 with 200W, 36v Ezee geared front hub motor
and... Trek Madonne 3.1 driven by left leg and right leg
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The 40 km/h I can only sustain for about a km or less, because I'm usually coming off a steep downhill run (max speed 78-79 km/h), and then have to negotiate either a hair pin bend or a T junction. I'm not sure that there's too much drag from the solar panel, because my max speed coming down the hill was pretty much the same before I fitted the panels. Adding the fairing (to the small trike) gave about a 1 km/h increase in speed on the same hill. I had a fairing on the big trike back in the early '90s (pre-electric motor) which gave me an increase of about 1 km/h on my average speed. In those days I lived on the "flatlands". Joe To acquire immunity to eloquence is of the utmost importance to the citizens of a democracy
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China To Adopt EU Standards for e-BikesI viewed this assertion that China is going to speed limit their domestic ebikes to 25kmh with dismay, because it will inhibit innovation. A 75y old ebiker mate took a glass half full view, and said it would be great to have the giant Chinese ebike market add mass to uptake of the EU 250w/25kmh pedalec standard. I just ran this article past a lady I know who sells ebikes in China, and she replied: 'I have checked with my friends who take care of the domestic market and I was told that there is no such kind of policy come out. But when we have applied for the Chinese government CIQ check, if our products have the certification, they will trust more and take less time on taking the test on our products. That is true'.
There are millions of e-scooters in China (generally 48v with SLA batteries), and these need to be conceptually separated from the ebikes. Note the 40kg weight limit in China, and consider that in 2009 98% of their ebikes/scooters used SLA batteries (a 4kg Li-ion has same output as a 16kg SLA battery). URL: http://www.bike-eu.com/news/5027/china- ... uni%202011 Partial quote from this article: 'China To Adopt EU Standards for e-Bikes; for Export Reasons?' "HONG KONG, China – Is it because of big ambitions on rising exports of e-bikes to Europe? Fact is that the Chinese government wants all e-bikes made in the country to meet EU standards as from June 1, 2011". "The end of May announced government plans are about phasing out e-bikes that exceed speed and weight limits published 12 years ago. These standards state that e-bikes can weigh no more than 40 kg and cannot go faster than 20 km (12.4 miles) per hour. However, the bulk of the estimated 120 million e-bikes in China have designed capacity of 30-40 kph and typically carry four batteries, which by themselves weigh at least 16-28 kg". "Factories whose products do not meet the standards would be asked to close, while owners of e-bikes would generally be asked to stop using e-bikes that do not meet the standards. The government plans stirred widespread fears that more than 2,000 e-bike factories would close, affecting millions of users". Incidentally, my 200w ebike does 34kmh pedal-assisted in Melbourne, after which I let the throttle go and crank on the bar extensions. Why would Australia want to take this capability down/backwards to 25kmh?! For middle and outer suburbanites and country people, the resultant longer trip time could make the ebike non-viable as a transport medium. What car or motorcycle maker ever aims to develop a slower transport medium to capture market share? I had a whisper from fed Dept of Infrastructure that we might see the new ebike legislation around Dec 2011. I have to say their lack of priority with developing this new standard is pathetic, given the urgency required to get a greenhouse gas abatement strategy going globally. This proposal has been around for a couple of years now, and still isn't up for public scrutiny or comment.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NGO3bt6YPKo&feature=channel_video_title http://www.youtube.com/user/taypet21#p/u/51/xRDyStSLHvU There are tools out there. Say's it all.
Understandable. The contribution that ebikes will make to reducing the nasties is not very great in the immediate turn. The take up has been slow so far and will continue to be so. Unchain yourself-Ride a unicycle
Re: proposed new law worse than the oldAgain, it's probably not worth repeating but you guys are talking about two different classes of vehicles.
There are vehicles that can be electric, pedal assisted and road registered. Ride those ones on the road as fast as they can possibly go. Bikes that operate on Principle Shared Paths or Recreational Shared Paths, or in bike lanes on road, should be subject to restrictions. As for all the bravado about maintaining 30kph-40kph on the flat.... if you do that on around pedestrians on a PSP/RSP then you are a tool. Overtaking people with a 20kph+ speed differential is dangerous, pedal powered or electrically assisted. If you ride at those speeds and don't slow down when you see peds, do yourself a favor and get on the road! Xtracycle, Surly Long Haul Trucker, Bike Friday New World Tourist, Giant TCR, 9:zero:7
Re: proposed new law worse than the oldhow many chinese people get harassed for reducing emissions on peddle assisted bikes? and we are the lucky country hey!
welcome to the nanny state comrades! it is a pushbike, just as others like peddling, there are some like me who don't. I been riding bikes, probably more serious than most since bmx racing at 7 and I think the puritan attitude of some of the high And mighty attitudes of the greater cycling public a disgrace, just cause someone chooses to do something you dont agree with doesn't mean you should open your trap and put 2 cents worth of bs into the pot... a lot of cyclists without motors cause more grief than most peddle assisted bikes, even those noisy two strokes are less offensive than do gooders with nothing better to do than whinge... go shave your legs and vote the queens, I mean greens!
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Troll alert. Do not take seriously and ignore it. Unchain yourself-Ride a unicycle
Re: proposed new law worse than the oldWarning! Warning! Danger! Joe To acquire immunity to eloquence is of the utmost importance to the citizens of a democracy
Bertrand Russell Many people feel their lifestyle has a high price, but they're quite cool with that .. as long as somebody ELSE pays the price.
Re: proposed new law worse than the olda troll who was an etw on subs in the RAN so you wanna talk electricity or you wanna whinge... at 37 (30 yrs on a bike) I just chose not to grow up and become a bitter old cranky man, imagine if people worried what was going on in their own closets rather than worry what the neighbours are doing!
there sure are some real uptight attitudes in this joint, I bet your fibre plus farts stink more than mine cranky bastardo...
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incorrect... like motorcycle licences the more "sensible" approach would be to calculate it roughly on riders weight, this is a fair compromise. every rum corps would be better at judging weight than guessing the output of motor.
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And now a self-confessed troll. Joe To acquire immunity to eloquence is of the utmost importance to the citizens of a democracy
Bertrand Russell Many people feel their lifestyle has a high price, but they're quite cool with that .. as long as somebody ELSE pays the price.
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Sometimes the obvious does not need to be stated ... This a very welcoming (and wide ranging) forum, if you just give it a try instead of coming out with all guns blazing. Given your stated naval experience, you might make a useful contribution in this thread. viewtopic.php?f=37&t=12141&hilit=Kayak Joe To acquire immunity to eloquence is of the utmost importance to the citizens of a democracy
Bertrand Russell Many people feel their lifestyle has a high price, but they're quite cool with that .. as long as somebody ELSE pays the price.
Re: proposed new law worse than the oldHe may want to but he doesn't worry me, he shouldn't worry anyone else. The moderators will wipe him anyway.
Do not respond. Post edited - correct approach is to report the posts (as were done) not to antagonise Unchain yourself-Ride a unicycle
Re: proposed new law worse than the oldremoved by mod Attack the person not the issue
Re: proposed new law worse than the oldAttack the ISSUE not the PERSON. The mod must have been having a long day.
Conspiracy theory - BV newsletterMy last issue of Bicycle Victoria's 'Ride On' newsletter (June-July 2011) delivered by mail had a 2p article on EVS's work with AustPost ebikes. They've completed a 300 ebike trial, and are due to roll out 1000 AustPost ebikes nationally this July 2011, according to the article. The article mentioned that govt inaction on implementing the proposed 250w/25kmh EU standard in Australia is hurting the ebike retailers in Australia. I forwarded the artilce to Fed Dept of Infrastructure (DoI), mentioning this observation and pointed out that I'd told them this a year earlier.
I made a pdf of the 2p article, and sent it to a 75y ebiker I know. He replied, 'I bought the latest Ride but the article you sent me on page 54 an 55 had replaced with an article on Netti Bike riding Short. So that issue is not on the bookstands but it still refers to page and electric bikes on the front cover. Did Vic roads lay a hard word on them?' It's interesting that for the trial they used 250w motors dyno-detuned to 200w. For the rollout they're using 200w motors. Rather an indictment on fed DoI's inability to lift ebike availability to a more worldly standard. What climate change? So the Q is, did someone have a word with BV to get the ebike article pulled for newstand distribution?
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I'd be looking for more evidence than that for a claim about someone "having a word". The way of things today, I'm sure if there'd been any such threats, it would have spread around the internet like a bushfire in a Victorian summer. Were the pages individually date stamped, were there comparisons to the copies that other people received? What about copies in the local library(ies)? Are the "newsstand" copies printed at a different time to the subscription copies? Are the magazines bound or stapled? I'd say there are MANY questions that need to be addressed before leaping to a conclusion of external interference. From my experience one doesn't use a dyno to detune a motor. That's done by altering the controller, which governs the amount of power drawn from the battery. In any case, even if they WERE detuned, the motors would still be capable of pushing out 250 watts (and more). Electric motors are usually given a "spread" of power output, ranging from the continuous power which the motor can maintain indefinitely without stress, up to the peak power, where the motor output is raised considerably, but at the cost of possible burnout. It sounds to me, from what little I've read here, as if Australia Post is making an attempt to remain within the letter of law, so that when the law is changed to reflect the higher wattage, the "detuning" is removed. It's a whole lot of fuss about nothing in my view. Joe To acquire immunity to eloquence is of the utmost importance to the citizens of a democracy
Bertrand Russell Many people feel their lifestyle has a high price, but they're quite cool with that .. as long as somebody ELSE pays the price.
Re: proposed new law worse than the oldThe people in power to make new rules seems to be at least ignorant if not uneducated to high school level.
Take example: Weight of electric bicycle + rider =100kg. (looks rider has body mass index less than 21, unusual in AU)) Climbing a hill at slope of degrees =10 Speed is constant = 10km/h Test is in a vacum ( must be pretty rough for rider ) Friction does not exists. ( I never heard of that one). Considering above conditions, the motor power required ~ 470 watts. If you do not know how to derive the result - ask your teacher. The only reasonable regulation seems to be the SPEED LIMIT - say 40 km/h, this is pretty fast for bicycle. You may ask, why just speed limit? - Answer is very simple, no one has to argue about technical specs. of an electric motors, gears and what ever might be complicated technical peculiarities. The other requirements like: breaks, lights quite understandable. Requirement for helmets - it is debatable as I never seen such a requirement while travelling around the World. The only 2 countries helmet is compulsory while riding a bicycle are NZ and AU. There is an evidence available that helmets can cause more problems during accidents than good. Stats in many countries show that the most common injuries are broken limbs. I would say helmets advisable for for children but not compulsory By the way the World fastest e_bike see : http://www.pg-bikes.com/index.php#blacktrail-1 Have a nice biking day.
Re: proposed new law worse than the oldJoe To acquire immunity to eloquence is of the utmost importance to the citizens of a democracy
Bertrand Russell Many people feel their lifestyle has a high price, but they're quite cool with that .. as long as somebody ELSE pays the price.
Re: proposed new law worse than the oldCan't fault it Kris. I am impressed that you correctly used Sine whereas it would be too easy to use Tan function in your calcs (as I did in error after I reworked your calcs).
But methinks most here will not appreciate the significance of what you have just presented. Nevertheless, your line of reasoning is incontrovertible. (Unless someone wants to emmigrate to Luna where our rider would only require a paltry 76W.) So, to make it clear to others. While this may be considered boring to some, it is of great significance to the argument. Classical (aka Newtonian) mechanics is not optional. It can't be dismissed if it does not suit your beliefs. You appear to have rounded g to 10 which would gives you a requirement of 467W. Using 9.78m/s/s reduces it down to 456 which is what I will use to further develop your line. Running the numbers then, in an ideal world (no losses of energy - friction, resistance, speed/kinetic, etc) the slope would have to max out at 4.24degrees. On a ten degree slope the rider would have to add in 256W. More realistically of course is that they sacrifice some velocity. A ten degree slope is a pretty mean and not common slope. However, without access to contour maps, I would hazard a guess that slopes above 4 degrees are not at all rare. Of course, it could be argued that if they lose some velocity so what, so do regular cyclists. After all, we do not have a god given right to maintain our speed under all conditions. Those of us NOT using an e-bike do it all the time. However, as the slope extends longer and longer the less-than-athletic rider will sacrifice so much velocity that they will eventually come to a stop before they got to the top of the hill. So geriatric Betty will,in some circumstances, need some more power. Finally, some one has added some new content to the argument. This thread is NOT yet dead. Unchain yourself-Ride a unicycle
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Back out on the Musashi.....it's been a while.....On Saturday I went out for a spin on the Musashi, first one for quite sometime as the Vortex has been having all the love of late...... And was feeling guilty as I had not ridden for a week whilst waiting for new tyres for the Vortex.
Where I live it is impossible to avoid some steep hills within 5 minutes of setting off from my house so not good when you're feeling a little wobbly from not having ridden a 2 wheeled recumbent for sometime..... One really busy road to negotiate, The Great Ocean Road, and then it's onto quiet country roads where you have to keep an eye out for brown snakes basking in the sun on the hot tarmac and lots of roadkill......3 big dead Roos, and countless bunnies and foxes..... Passed the Geelong Vets (veteran) cyclists, apparently they race around here a bit, which is probably why they weren't too chatty....managed to pass a few and kept up with another bunch for a while !! The Vets category is over 35 years old, so not that old..... Nice stop after 30km at a place called Moriac (a regular refuelling spot at the General Store) - nothing here apart from the railway, although now there is a new town springing up with lots of new houses - in the middle of farming land and vineyards.... Good banana & walnut muffin and English Breakfast tea.....refill the big water bottle...... Feeling good so set off for part#2, off to a place called Barwon Heads & 13th Beach, the sun was burning off the cloud by now so it was warming up......all the sunscreen had been sweated off by this point..... A nice run to the coast with a bit of a headwind when heading south but generally good, one thing I noticed was that since I borrowed my neighbours GoPro and mounted it on the side of my helmet (helmets are law in Oz) the cars seem to give me a load of room, only 2 bad drivers in a 3.15hr ride, so not bad !! The sun was nice and the sea was really blue, not much good for surfing (poor swell and on shore breeze) but lots of dudes and dudettes hanging out on their boards........ Good cruise into Torquay (6km from home) and kite surfers were out and people milling around and quite a high risk of being doored or reversed into (they have 45 degree parking spots on the Esplanade)....so you have to ride pretty much in the middle of the road, was with an upright rider at this point as well so safety in numbers..... Then the final bit to head home involves a bit of a hill at around 10 - 12 kph but the end is in sight so just keep plodding on...... Get home have a well deserved shower and cold drink or three.......those Nuun tablets are damn good ! Here's the Garmin track.... http://connect.garmin.com/activity/150338692 Might have a go at editing the video, can anyone recommend some software for a PC user ? preferably free..... Thanks
Re: Back out on the Musashi.....it's been a while.....Looks like a great ride Riggsbie.
I hate you lot though that can ride those great speeds and times. My averages are more like 10 kph. I get there but it takes longer. You certainly have a nice little patch to ride around. Have a look around this thread for info on Video and editing. I have used VirtualDub. It works pretty well and is free. viewtopic.php?f=12&t=37405 Nate has some editing info here. Might be worth a look around on his site rigidmount.com http://www.rigidmount.com/video_editing.html John
Re: Back out on the Musashi.....it's been a while.....Hi John,
Thanks for the links, I will have a good look through those when I get home !! It is mostly flat around the Geelong area and there are some good roads, also some bad ones with nasty coarse chip which is really rough, that's the big thing you notice between the fully suspended Vortex trike and the Moose..... I think a Velo would work well around here and I can happily maintain a 30 kph average on my trike on my commute (36km each way) so that should get better with a Velo I really want a Velo.........
Re: Back out on the Musashi.....it's been a while.....Hi Riggsbie your the first Aussie I know of that has the cat bike which BTW is a nice machine and I like your colour. Where you part of the frame recall and if so what did they do to fix the issue or what changes did cat do?
Re: Back out on the Musashi.....it's been a while.....Thanks, red was not my preference it was just what FF had, I would have preferred a blue but the red looks cool......
Yes, my bike was frame #12 and was a 2010 bike but I bought it last year from FF. After having had the bike for about 6 weeks I got the recall email, so had to strip down the bike and send the frame back to Canberra to FF before they would send out the new revised frame...... Basically the old frame could develop cracks: so the frame was revised to extended the strengthened area.... FF sent me a new frame and I rebuilt my bike and it feels mostly the same, maybe a little stiffer when grinding on a high gear (which I tend to avoid, I like using the lower gears and generally have a pretty high cadence...). Have covered about 200km since rebuilding the bike on the new frame and it's all good. I also ditched the bar ends shifters which I really disliked (they reduced the clearance to your thighs so were a pain when riding at low speed on corners etc..) and have the SRAM thumb shifters fitted now, which work very well on the indexing rear derailleur but not perfect for the front derailleur but workable...... It's a bit bonkers a machine to learn to ride but it's all about relaxing and loosening those shoulders and not hanging onto the bars and then it's very neutral and well behaved, the laid back seat angle took some getting used to and I actually wedged some foam behind the seat for a while to make it a bit more upright. Nice and fast too ! And very comfortable.
Re: Back out on the Musashi.....it's been a while.....Ah gotcha Riggsbie they increased the size of the gusset I wondered where this issue was coming from but I guess if I did a little digging I would have found the answer but since I didn't own one it wasn't high on my list to find out. Since you had one I thought it would be an idle time to get a straight answer so thanks for your time and trouble. I take it by your foam padding out of the seat there is no adjustment to angle as it's fixed? How wide is the seat?
Cheers mate Ricky
Re: Back out on the Musashi.....it's been a while.....Nice Musashi Riggsbie,
They are a pleasure to ride and for me the best comfortable recumbent I have. Suspension would be nice for the back country roads but I don't ride them that often. Saying that, when I do ride them I wish for suspension and bugger the speed/weight thing. Here is a picture that caused the recall (if it displays). Catrike gave a blanket recall 4 days after this happened to me and shortly after dropped the line of product. Shame really because they are nice to ride and handling is neutral. william
Re: Back out on the Musashi.....it's been a while.....Hi William I didn't know that you had a cat bike and your the one that started this recall. Well looking at your frame that is a big issue were you hurt badly in that failing mess? Could you explain a little more on what the riding was like for this to tear the frame like this?
Also William was the frame recall just too much of a costly event hence the dropping production for fear of further issues of the cat bike or was this more of a stream lining of there business do you know? Ricky
Re: Back out on the Musashi.....it's been a while.....Oh crikey !
Now that is a catastrophic failure...... I was under the impression everyone did very thorough CAE these days to model & predict fatigue cycles and effect of road inputs, clearly not...... Hmmmmm.....
Re: Back out on the Musashi.....it's been a while.....A lot of issues Ricky,
I heard rumblings that the owner Paulo to'ed and fro'ed the idea of 2 wheels for some time. A manager, Mark, liked the idea and pursued it while Paulo left him in charge of the project. After some time in development it was given to the masses as the Musashi. Further down the track there was quiet rumblings about "boom" flex but in reality it was the frame so along the line of production evolution a second iteration of the frame emerged with a slightly longer gusset which went even further with the current gusset as you see it. If you look at the frame side on and then look at the tensioned chain line the top part of the frame becomes an acute bow and is going to be under a lot of tension. The first frame model had the head tube gusset pointing sharply into the main frame and would eventually break no matter how gentle you are. The latest frames are by far much stiffer and from my perspective handle better. They should have kept production going in my opinion but... To do this they have to adjust their production away from their mainstream trikes which backlogged their orders every time and when frame failings started to happen with possible law suits (USA) Paulo quickly distanced his beloved company into safety mode. Presently I know of only 3 Musashi in Aus. Riggsbie, mine and another owner from Darwin. Yes! Darwin. He has plans to come to Melb later in the year to do the Around the Bay ride. I'm looking forward to it. Back to the broken one and yes! it was a little ouch! A little bit of me left on the asphalt and my clothes looking worst for wear. Realistically it could have been much worse than it was. Both the Aussie dealer and the American manufacturer handled the situation perfectly. Catrike had a new frame sent out the same week and the Aussie dealer set up the new frame for me. Since then I have put about 4,000K's on it and it just feels better the more I ride it. william
Re: Back out on the Musashi.....it's been a while.....
Don't worry Riggsbie, I'm very sure our frames will be fine. See you on Mar 31st. william
Re: Back out on the Musashi.....it's been a while.....I have no worries about the revised frame.....
And Catbike did the 'right' thing by recalling all the old frames ! Is it true they are still making them to special order ? Definitely interested in the Audax run, might trike it or I might go on 2 wheels...... I love seeing the reaction of other riders when I speed past them on a 3 wheeler......
Re: Back out on the Musashi.....it's been a while.....Thanks William for informing me further with the cat bike I learnt more from you short explanation than I ever knew.
Watching that video mate I can't believe I never heard one expletive I think and a failure just as you passed that parked car that could have been real bad, so glad that little incident turned out safer than I would have expected. Ricky
Re: Back out on the Musashi.....it's been a while.....I think a little shock and disbelief froze parts of me including the voice.
Re: Back out on the Musashi.....it's been a while.....Wow, what a video.....
It all actually looks like quite a controlled catastrophic failure and your final moments.... I am amazed that there is no swearing ! What was going through your head at the time ? Still looks cool, even in 2 pieces on the path..... Hmmm, glad my frame was swapped !
Re: Back out on the Musashi.....it's been a while.....Nice one Riggsbie, cracker of a ride and great stats... I look forward to getting out there and trying a few of these roads out too. I'm new to the recumbent thing and I've only ridden Geelong to Barwon Heads... still getting confidence with intersections... I've got a major issue with heel strike on the Performer until I fit the new shorter cranks and move the seat forward more. Would be good to get out on a ride one day.
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Re: Back out on the Musashi.....it's been a while.....Hi Velorossi,
Welcome to the forums and sorry to be late with the reply. Don't worry too much about the heel strike as that happens with most recumbent 2 wheelers. Hard strike, which is where the cranks hit the wheel is a major concern except for the hardcore racer only types. you will get familiar with where your feet are in relation to steering in a very short time. Just remember to have the inside foot forward when turning or even drop the foot for really tight turns. william.
Re: Back out on the Musashi.....it's been a while.....Took them long enough to post the recall on the Govt site.
http://www.recalls.gov.au/content/index ... Id/1014009 John
Re: Back out on the Musashi.....it's been a while.....Wow....
I didn't know there was such a website but good that it did get on it..... I guess the white Moose that pops up on eBay from time to time must be one of those listed ? (The seller always states there is the revised frame included in the sale....) How's your new machine going ? More bugs ironed out ? Got it setup the way you want now ?
Re: Back out on the Musashi.....it's been a while.....I Notice the announcement in US was only on 27th June. Its in the doc at the bottom of that page I pointed to.
The new machine. It's pretty right now except waiting for the 22T sprocket. I stuffed up the clamp bolts on the hollowtech crank. Hopefully close to correct tension. Worry about it when I have to undo it. I'd had it off to tighten the bearings that were way loose. Slipped with the allen key in the torque wrench and now of course it wont hold to either tighten or loosen. May end up a job for an ezy out. John
Re: Back out on the Musashi.....it's been a while.....Oh.....hmmm...not good....
You seem to find a lot of issues with your Velo ? Sounds like a bit of a Friday afternoon build.....maybe it was only built on Fridays..... At least we now have a good check list and a 'go to person' to get in touch with when other Mango owners have issues.... Most importantly are you enjoying riding it ?
Re: Back out on the Musashi.....it's been a while.....No problems really. Mainly of my making. All new bikes seem to need a bit of a tighten here and there after the first couple of hundred km. I noticed that while working at the bike shop as a mechanic for a couple of years not so long back. I'd still be there but the new owner wanted "young, vibrant people to fit the image he wished to portray" . Clueless teenagers in other words. Shop didn't last long after it changed hands unfortunately.
Back out on the Musashi.....it's been a while.....I agree, everything needs a tweak to maintain optimal performance.....
To be honest I love to take things apart to see how they work (spot the engineer) and to get familiar so if the worst thing happens, it breaks, I can cobble a fix on the roadside..... I have made a lot of changes on my Musashi and I finally think its getting close, must just remove that chain tube and add some helicopter tape on the forks Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD
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Festival of Masters Welcomes Artist Graham Knuttel
One event I look forward to every year is the Festival of Masters at Downtown Disney. This year the festival runs from November 11-13 and will feature a wide array of art in different mediums along with plenty of interactive … Continue reading
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