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This morning at 6 o'clock my husband took off to the States for a week and Jade went back to school at 5 this afternoon. Me and the kitties, home alone. Still, I made a nice lunch for Jade of … Continue reading
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Chaos in the Kitchen
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Spicy, Wild Sesame Seed Shrimp
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Maier Rear Splash Gaurd anyone??
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$163 for a piece of plastic no matter how "Good" it looks is a bit mutch. If they would only lower the price more people would buy it and they would make more profit. MaMo has been publising alot of stories in the BMW rags about the "Other Guys" stealing there idea and stuff. Well I know they make some neat and useful products. But when it comes down to it.. Its just plastic molded to some shape. Its hard to somach the prices they want for there R&D. I know I am ranting but I get sick of companies Overpricing their items especially when it is gona go on a BMW.
If they just made them affordable they would sell alot more products and they would get their R&D money in no time.
It's $75 on Amazon:
It's really a great piece of plastic and certainly worth the not-so-expensive amount of money. For people complaining about the price, if you think there are so many people that want to buy it but refuse to because it's too expensive then take $1000 and get a thermo mould made and make a cheaper one. No one is stopping competition in the market so unless you want to address the price issue yourself then buy it or don't. It's really tiring to see the same complaint so often on the BMW forums: people buying a $12-15k moto and then bitching about the cost of parts but not attempting to do anything about it.
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Well,sorry...I see that's an old thread but I need some info...Could anyone of you tell me how low it is going that maier's splash guard?Some photos could help a lot and I'll be glad if you post some.Also I read about zip ties that included...what is the utility of them?
Here are some detailed pics without the wheel on. The zip ties cinch it up to the bike where there are no areas in which to bolt onto. I can take pics from the other side if you need detail from that angle, just let me know.
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I was taking my rear wheel off and I figured: "what the heck... why not take off the maier guard?"
I did that and noticed the guard had rubbed the black outside layer of the fuel tank. I think some dirt/sand/grit/small pebbles accumulated between the guard and the black outside layer of the tank.
It was more than just some slight scuffing
, which is why I wanted to give people a heads up.
(I wish I had taken a picture before I put the guard back on.)
Just saying....if you go offroad you might want to take a garden hose and clean that area up every once in a while. It's the part of the guard that faces the engine and touches the fuel tank. The same is probably true for the machine art moto mudsling.
+1 -- this happens on a number of other dirtbikes' mud flaps as well. Some of them are made with thin plastic channels (ribbing or something) and it can/will wear a groove into the alum swingarm over time. The key is to knife off the ribbing so that there aren't any areas that put more pressure on then the rest. In the case of the F8, I can see this happening on the swingarm but I'm not sure how the flap would move enough where it contacts the gas tank unless something was wrong with the installation. Do you have some pics we could see?
I have a feeling that there are some decisions being made on certain teams lately to make things more complex in order to ensure a certain technological standard of confusion is met.
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A man had 50 yard line tickets for the Super Bowl.
As he sat down, he noticed that the seat next to him was empty.
He asked the man on the other side of the empty seat whether anyone was sitting there.
"No," the man replied, "The seat is empty."
"This isincredible," said the first man.
"Who in their right mind would have a seat like this for the Super Bowl, the biggest sporting event in the world and not use it?"
The second man replied, "Well, actually, the seat belongs to me. I was supposed to come with my wife, but she passed away.
This will be the first Super bowl we haven't been together since we got married in 1967."
"Oh, I'm sorry to hear that. That's terrible. But couldn't you find someone else -- a friend or relative, or even a neighbor to take the seat?"
The man shook his head. "No, they're all at the funeral."
ROTFL!!!! Good one, Brian!
Thats good . Thanks Brian .
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Hahahaha! That is great.
Glad to see he had his priorities straight.
LOL fantastic :)
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Thanks all, for weighing in. I've been talking about it more with my partner and a boat really does have some numerous advantages over a house. In particular, I'm attracted to having a weekend getaway I can go exploring in - something that isn't as expensive to buy or maintain as a house - and something not so far away that I couldn't just go down for the day. A lot of the vacation properties we've been looking at in the mountains are 3-4 hours away. There are plenty of marinas within a 2 hour drive.
A nine month vacation getaway suits me fine. In the winter I always want to go north anyway, to visit my family and go sledding and skiing. Winterizing a cabin is enough of a pain that I probably wouldn't visit my vacation home too much in the winter anyway.
As part of the point would be to get out of the city, I think we'd rather be in a quieter more desolate marina, which would hopefully be cheaper than a slip in Annapolis. I've only begun researching marinas - currently we daysail out of Belle Haven near Alexandria; several people have mentioned that we investigate marinas down near Solomons, which is only a 2 hour drive out of DC.
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I've been reading a bunch of blogs this fine Earth Day morning and have noticed that most of them are posting little write ups about green solar powered USB gadget chargers. They're all quite nice, but also quite expensive. I don't think I've seen any for less than $60, and I've not seen one that really suits my style.
Instructables has quite a few guides on how to make Solar USB Chargers, including the very well done guide on how to combine a Lady Ada Minty Boost circuit with a solar + lithium ion battery. Great, but a bit expensive to make and not a very simple project for the weekend DIY person.
Well luckily for us I know how to make one for under $20 that is better in nearly every way and also completely fits into an Altoids Tin. Covert style.
*** Update: I've since retired this kit. It's not held up over time very well. I've done an updated version called Solar USB Kit 2.0 and a more rugged version called Lithium Heavy Duty 2.0. If you're looking for something pre made, especially for camping or emergencies, you should try out one of our Folding USB Solar Cells. They're inexpensive and much much more powerful than what you'll find here.
Step 1: What You Need
USB Charging Circuit
Solar Panel 4V or greater
AA Battery Holder
AA Rechargeable Batteries
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Altoid Tin (or whatever)
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Cost is less than $30. I can make one for under $10 when I buy parts in bulk. I have a kit available at my website BrownDogGadgets.com which has everything you need to make this project. Also, if you're lazy, I do sell made versions in a variety of tin styles.
every time i plug my phone in it shuts off
whats wrong
Probably you've done something wrong with the connections and either there's a short circuit or the voltage is too high/low. Recehck all the connections and/or use another converter.
Nope, thats a STEP DOWN converter which drops the voltage, you need a STEP UP converter to boost the voltage high.
You COULD use it, but you'd need a super super super large solar panel to do so.
What was the problem with this kit? what batteries did you use?
Not enough battery power, not enough solar power. Newer gadgets require more amperage and 2 AAs just doesn't do it any more.
will energizer rechargeable batteries work they are 1400 mAh
Awesome Instructable! I was wondering if this usb charger would work for this project. Please respond as soon as possible. Thanks!
Ok thanks. I will probably try it since I already have it but if it does not work I will probably buy yours. The website I bought it on I says that output current is 500ma. Also what does mA stand for?
Yes and no. Yes, it can work. No, it probably won't. In my experiences those board put out too little amperage for most phones (these days) to charge with. Newer phones need AT LEAST 500ma to charge off of, and I think those boards do something around 300mA. My iPhone charges off the circuit I use but it won't charge off one of those boards. Shoot, giant Galaxy Phones want around 1A of power to charge off of and often have issues with the circuit I use. (And to get 1A you're better off with Lithium Batteries.)
Here is the link to the part if that helps
I saw the exact same project on Kipkay's channel on YouTube.
Guess who he stole the idea from? Kipkay is notorious for poaching other people's projects off of many a DIY site.
My proof of such poaching? Well... I did post this project TWO FULL YEARS before he posted his video.
what happens when the battery is fully charged, nothing is connected but the panel is left out in the sun?
Nothing. It just kind of tops off. Thats why we keep the amperage low enough as to not harm the batteries.
Do you have a schematic I can use?
What was the problem with this kit? what batteries did you use?
Lithium aa?
Those would explode.
Lithium batteries are NOT rechargable. Lithium-Ion batteries are, but with special controlling hardware. He used Nickel Metal Hydride batteries (Ni-Mh), your standard rechargable ones.
Rechargeable 1.2V AA batteries. Nothing special.
I have a few questions:
-Does your step-up voltage device have a power draw when nothing is plugged in;
- How much voltage/amperage do I need to occasionally top off my phone;
-Should I use three batteries (3.6v) and your step-up device or a similar one to get a longer lasting charge? I understand that having more mAh adds capacity, but will 3 batteries in series also increase it because it has more watt-hours?
-Is there a schematic so I can build one of these step-up things myself?
If I am using a 10V solar panel, Do I need to use a voltage regulator?
I just ordered and received the DC to USB from your website. I followed the instructions and can get it to charge, but it keeps disconnecting. The phone says "charging" for a few seconds then stops. I can only get it to charge when I kind of push down on the USB cord. Tried with two of my converters and different cords, same results. Any thoughts?
Could I use this as the USB Charging Circuit? http://www.aliexpress.com/item/A1O4-1A-rechargeable-lithium-battery-charging-board-battery-charger-Mini-USB-interface-module/1816347309.html
Could I use this as the USB Charging Circuit? http://www.aliexpress.com/item/A1O4-1A-rechargeable-lithium-battery-charging-board-battery-charger-Mini-USB-interface-module/1816347309.html
How do you control the battery charge to it don´t overcharge?
6V 80mA Solar Cell
3 AA Holder
3 Rechargeable AA Batteries @ 2600mAh
Shrink Tubing
Laser Cut Enclosure w/ Screws
There is no component to control it!
You don't need any battery control for AAs as long as you don't throw a lot of amperage at them. Really, for those kinds of larger projects you'd be using a Lithium Battery or Lead Acid in which case you'd need a controller of some kind. Thats why I love AAs. They're so darn simple.
I decided to build a series circuit with a transformer or resistor, a solar panel(6V), and a USB panel (no batteries) in a small plastic box. Am I going in the right direction?
HI, great tutorial! I will try it for sure. Solar charger will be great for long trips in mountains or wherever else :) But, is it possible to connect LCD display to show how much power we have got or it will be too difficult?
Thanks in advance for answer :)
I will upload some picture when I did it!
How do you control the battery charge to it don´t overcharge?
6V 80mA Solar Cell
3 AA Holder
3 Rechargeable AA Batteries @ 2600mAh
Shrink Tubing
Laser Cut Enclosure w/ Screws
There is no component to control it!
so...i need to see if this works, since he said that 6v is inneficent. i gutted a cheap cigarette lighter usb charger, and plan on linking up a 4x AA battery holder for power storage. i want to use a 6v .5W solar cell to receive power from the sun. Is this an unsmart way of going about this? if so, any suggestions? also, say i took 4 normal AA's and stuck them in to charge my device. what level charge will i get?
also, i am considering using a 7.2 volt Ni-Mh rechargable battery I yanked of a rather large RC helicopter. how well will this handle? more efficent than 2 or 4 AA's?