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Beastly Adventurer
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I've been drooling over the Tourshell for a few weeks now. I love everything about it except for one little thing... the colors. The choices are black (and not the Cool Black that reflects heat) or pavement color. Really? No red or blue? How about gray with dayglo green? How about anything except super-hot or urban camo?
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Seabiker, you might ask a dealer whether the Tourshell pants zip to the Comfortshell jacket. Ride West? I would hesitate to buy onlne though. I found that the fit for Comfort shell jacket and pants took some swapping around. I bought both finally and am very happy with them. The Tourshell is slightly heavier fabric apparently.
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I bought the Tourshell jacket in Seattle in July and rode across US to my home in DC. Sales guy explained that the special fabric is temperature sensitive and would allow venting in hot weather and close up the pores in the cold and rain. Temps in Montana and South Dakota were in 95 - 105 degree range when I rode through and jacket did pretty well providing adequate ventilation to keep me cool. I was impressed. Fast forward, I rode to Knoxville TN and back 3 weeks ago in 32- 45 degree range with subfreezing windchill during the night on return trip, the jacket did a fantastic job of blocking out any cold air. I was pretty warm with my Gerbing heated jacket liner inside the Tourshell. I did not purchase the Tourshell pants as I wasn't sure what occasions I would wear it or how comfortable they would be, but I'm considering a purchase now. Either BMW Tourshell or Klim Bandlands. Need to do some more reading up on them, but would appreciate any comments from folks that have these pants.
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BMW Tourshell Review
First, I bought this off eBay for $320!! THIS JACKET IS NOT WORTH THE FULL PRICE, EVEN AT $320 IT'S QUESTIONABLE!!!
I'll give the succinct version first:
Good- Fit, Looks, Beathability/Ventilation, Protection, Collar height, Scarf, Waterproofness, Room for layers
Bad- Velcro at neck, Velcro at wrists, Price, FRONT ZIPPER, Insulation
Elaborating on the Good:
-Fit-I usually wear a 44L and bought the Tourshell in a 42R. It fits me nicely, sleeves are long enough, room for layers but not baggy. I can cinch it up nicely at the bottom and it stays put. I like the height of the collar, it's semi tall but doesn't interfere when I look down.
-Looks- mine is black and looks sleek IMO. there are no big logos or other colors, just some reflective material on the lower deltoid area.
-Ventiliation- The ventilation zippers are large (on chest and back) and a good amount of air runs through the jacket to cool you. I've been in the 90 s and was not hot riding around town. The arms open up wide at the front to effectively "scoop" air through your sleeves, works well.
-Protection- The armor flexes well in the heat, conforms to your body. Even in cold weather (<45F) your body heat will warm it enough for it to become malleable. The armor on the back is huge, but doesn't interfere with my helmet (I have a long neck though). The wrist and forearm protection has good coverage. All the armor is removable.
-Scarf- I saw this and laughed! it's even labeled "SCARF" on the collar where it tucks into the back protector for storage, it even is zipped in ( about 2 inches of zipper). It works! it doesn't insulate but keeps the cold air off my neck and chin. it's basically a tube of elastic wind breaker material that functions well and stays snug. when tucked away its unnoticeable.
-Waterproof- I wasn't riding in a tsunami, but enough rain to prove that at 80 mph the jacket sheds water. take into account I'm behind a GS Adveture windshield and touratech extension.
-Room for Layers- Very important to me cuz I ride year round. I can comfortably ride with a long sleeve Smartwool shirt and a Canada Goose "Lodge" Down Hoody under my Tourshell. With all these layers I still have adequate range of motion. I don't use the supplied Thinsulate liner in the winter cuz it just takes up space that the down hoody utilizes more effectively.
Elaborating on Bad: (also I would not recommend buying this jacket and here is where I'll explain)
-Velcro at Neck- Quite simply, it doesn't stay connected when riding. when the jacket is zipped open the male end of the Velcro sticks straight out and often scrapes your face. I modified mine by gluing a female square of Velcro inside the collar to fold away the angry male end. YOU SHOULDN'T HAVE TO MODIFY A $700 JACKET!!!
-Velcro at Wrists- Quite simply, again, they don't stay connected when riding. A very poor design. The female Velcro is in patches stitched around the wrists, it should be just a solid piece of female Velcro, allowing more contact opportunities. the elastic band (that wraps around the wrist) with the male Velcro doesn't have enough Velcro area to grab the female counterpart and hold on. IT'S ANNOYING!!!!!!
-Price- With tax, new, it's north of $700! bahahahaha. DON'T BUY IT FOR THIS PRICE!!!!
-ZIPPER- in the first two weeks it detached from the bottom and unzipped the wrong way multiple times. The zipper is small and was a PITA to correct. In result the zipper is fairly trashed by now from all the reverse unzipping. I got fairly frustrated when it regularly was doing this . SERIOUSLY BMW?!?! YOU CAN'T PUT A FUNCTIONAL ZIPPER ON YOUR GROSSLY PRICED APPAREL?!?!
-Insulation- it's ok. It buttons in nicely but wasn't very warm. I rode in sub freezing temps (down to the high teens) and had to remove it for a down layer, perhaps this is understandable. Warning, the Thinsulate sweater is thin. Maybe good for weather above 50F.
I think I covered it all, hope this helps
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Tourshell pants
I just posted my review of the Tourshell pants an hour ago. I don't own the jacket. I like jackets with more visibility than black. But, after using the pants for a few weeks in the fall weather here in Idaho, I am getting more interested in the Tourshell jacket. One thing that does concern me is just how much of the Tourshell product is actually polyamide. Is it just the reinforced areas, or is it woven into the whole shell, with polyamide reinforced areas as well? I am assuming the latter based on the BMW desription in its catalog and the fact that BMW has never been a fan of polyester (one reason I buy BMW gear).
Very substantial pants, though, with a terrific fit, great knee and hip protection, and simply beautiful looks. I mean really nice. Personally, I find the CARE membrane no more or less breathable than any type of Gore-tex gear I've worn. I have it in my GS Dry Jacket also. Event material is what they should all be using. Amazingly breathable, while still being waterproof.
If the jacket is like the pants, I would buy it and wear a lightweight, high-viz vest over it in traffic. I am paranoid about being seen. Just this morning, a cager blew right through a four-way stop as I was ready to take off. Didn't even slow down. If I had assumed she would stop, I would not be here to write this now. Never underestimate the narcissism of a cager.
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Thanks for all the info. My comfortshell pants have been good in all conditions and weather (except really hot sun, not enough air), but the fabric is wearing through on the inner knees and delaminating where it is always flexed. Looking forward to finding a pair of tourshells to replace them after reading all the comment.
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Location: Idaho, a.k.a. Mountain Paradise
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Tourshell pants
I can't speak for the jacket, but the Tourshell pants are extremely nice pants, and I can wear them around the office all day without feeling hot or clammy. The waist is fairly high, more so than the Santiagos or even the Streetguard pants. But, I like that, especially in cold weather. I would consider the Tourshell jacket if it came in a color besides run-me-over black, or at least had some high-viz accents. But, I like to ride my motorcycle, not be buried with it.
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Tour Shell Jacket reviews?
Trying to revive an old thread here...
I'm thinking of pulling the trigger on a tour shell jacket, and this thread seems to be the only one with reviews of this jacket.
Anyone else out there riding with a tour shell and have good/bad experience with it?
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I have this suit, and think the previous comments by chewnaut and komakon, and accurate and helpful. I like the suit a lot, here are some comments:
1. It has excellent armor protection, with respect to the areas of coverage, the size of the pads, and the composition/density of the armor padding. I assume the abrasion resistence is good, because it's a BMW touring product.
2. The material is uniform (unlike the Comfort Shell suit, which had sections of kevlar and sections of nylon), and it has a sheen to it.
The suit is very 'sexed up' in the regards to the cut of the jacket, the casual fit, the subtlty of the padding, and the gloss of the material. This suit does not fit like the comfort shell, but has a much more subtle look (the jacket is cut somewhat like a sport coat, and it's not obvious the wearer has knee pads, etc). Also, the way the reflective material is applied more subtle than on the Comfort Shell; in the Comformt Shell there is a plastic-like surface over the reflective sections.
In regards to look and materials, this suit is 'next generation.'
3. The waterproofing is excellent, and I have gone for three hours/200 miles of rainy rides. On at least one occassion, the crotch leaked, but this was in atypically heavy rain, and while backed up in a near standstil for about one hour (out of a total ride time of four rainy hours). -That was an extreme example, and does not reflect my usual experience with the suit water resiliance. (Also, BMW sells a textile water proofing kit if you ever need to retreat your garments, but I haven't needed this).
4. As previously mentioned, the pants sit high on my waist. (I got the long size pants, though).
5. As previous user noted, I had problems with the velcro collar and the velcro piece at the bottom of the zipper. -Specifically, the male components in thse areas were too shallow to be able to hook with the female component.
I showed this to the dealer, and when we went to compare the suits in stock, he saw that some had this problem, and some did not. The dealer considered this a warranty issue and had the velcro sections replaced for me.
Now on the lower of the velcro sections, the female patch has become pulled up from the jacket (I think this is due to the replaced make side being so strong). I am just going to go to the dry cleaner and have them resew this for maybe $10.
Also, on the right hand cuff, a tiny bit of the nylon which covers the elastic material has begun to fray. I will also ask the dry cleaner tailor about this, but that will probably be more than $10. I don't know what caused that.
6. The jacket and pants connect together via a connecting zipper.
7. The jacket includes a removable (buttoned-in) synthetic liner, which is very warm. I usually use a heated liner, instead, but this liner is nice.
8. The interior mesh liner of the jacket is of nicer quality (and seems sturdier) than the Comfort Shell. Also, unlike the Comfort Shell, the interior mesh between you and the back armor is padded, which is a nice touch.
9. You get two interior pockets on the jacket, one is labeled something like 'media player/phone' and has a transparent window, and a pass through hole for the headphones.
Except for th main jacket zipper, the external zippers (two jacket pockets, two pants pockets, and four jacket vents), all have a gripping botton, attached by string to the zipper handle. This makes it easy to open the pockets.
10. As mentioned, the jacket has a built in scarf (I've never used it).
11. Unlike the Comfort Shell, there is only one main zipper for the jacket. The Comfort SHell had two, and they made it so the interior pucket was accessible between the two zippers (so you opened the outer zipper and could access the inner pocket, without opening the inner zipper) -that does not exist here.
12. For men, the pants are in black only, and the jacket can be either black or grey. For men, the lineris either grey or blue. The women's version has different colors, and the zipper on the fron is diagonal, instead of going straight down.
13. As noted, the reflective sections on this jacket are limited -there is no reflective section across the back).
I like the suit a lot, and have experience using it in hot, wet, and cold weather conditions. Please let us know if you have additional questions, or want to see photos, etc.
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Lining of my CS has some holes.
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toursheel in cold weather
Dear All
how about the behavior of the jacket, especially, in cold weather. I'm talking about the range 0-10 C (or 30-50F). Is the included liner enough or one would need extra/other liners?
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I've had the Comfortshell jacket for about a year and a half now but have never tried the Tourshell. I've had CS in rain, sleet, 32 degrees and 108 degrees all in one day in CO and NM. I can't imagine any single jacket working better. It is waterproof, except for collar and if you don't get vintage zips all the way up. You can feel it breath in hot and reasonably comfortable in cold. I use the City 2 denim pants with a rain she'll over pant when necessary. I'd buy again.
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: May 2014
Location: Sometime under the rain, sometime under the shade.
Oddometer: 284
Hello there,
I have not used my TourShell since summer, but here is what I remember:
1. The liner that comes with the jacket is very warm.
2. Usually I use a Gebrings heated liner, but on a few occasions, I would use the jacket's liner.
3. When the weather is 0-5C I typically use my heated liner along with a t-shirt, a long sleeve shirt and a sweat shirt. There were some times when I would go with both the jacket liner and the heated liner.
4. The liner that comes with tr jacket is warm, but not adequate for 0-5C; it must be supplemented.
I can not remeber for sure, but maybe around 12C (daytime), their liner is good on its own. I can't honestky remember, though.
I am sure if you ask the apparel salesman at a dealership, they can tell you the appropriate temperature range for that liner.
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: May 2014
Location: Sometime under the rain, sometime under the shade.
Oddometer: 284
The other point I rememebr about this jacket in cooler weather is that it may not have been entirely wind proof. -I think it has three small vents under the arm where you can feel cool air unless you wear their liner or the Gebrings liner, both of which are windproof. Please let someone else comment on this, because its been nearly a year since I've worn it in cold weather: this point may be negligible or even totally wrong.
Also, for me at least, when the weather is 0-8C, I use long johns under the pants.
The waterproofing on the suit is excellent, and aside from the Velcro, the fit, armor, and quality of the suit are excellent. The CS is nice because with its two front zippers, you can access the inner pocket without having to open the jacket; with the TS, they changed that, unfortunately.
Joined: Nov 2014
Location: Helsinki, Finland
Oddometer: 12
Thanks to everyone for the very helpful answers! It seems like a pretty solid piece of equipment, almost self contained. From the answers above I understand that one would probably need a base and/or mid layer below, but that should be enough!
thanks again
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Any feedback on the paris pass... is it a good investment?
Any feedback on the paris pass... is it a good investment?
No,, not unless you are a hopelessly frenetic sightseer.. The Paris Pass is not really a pass, but a collection of various passes , some of which you won't be able to use up to make the value of what you paid.. as opposed to just purchasing what you need.. The "Museum Pass" however has shown itself to be a good value for many people ,, for various reasons.. For transportation alot depends on where you are staying ( if you stay central many sights are within walking distance of each other ) and if only staying a few days then buying a carnet of tickets, good for metro or bus is a good value.. ( a carnet is simply ten one way tickets sold at a discount.. think its about 12 euros)
My preference is a separate transport pass and the Museum Pass. The two together are a lot less than the Paris Pass. A lot of folks on this site prefer buying a "carnet", which is a book of 10 Metro tickets for 13 Euro vs 1.70 Euro for a single ride (unless the price has gone up in the last 6 months). The Paris Pass includes discounts for things you probably won't get around to doing.
If you are in Paris for a week,there is a Semaine Decouverte pass for a week, but it starts Monday morning and goes to Sunday night, so you need to be there early in the week to make it pay.
To clarify, there is a Paris Pass, a Paris Visite Pass, and a Paris Museum Pass. They are three different things, and yes, it is confusing. The Paris Pass and the Paris Visite Pass are rarely a good deal. The Paris Museum Pass can be a good deal, if you are seeing enough of the covered sights, are going to certain museums more than once, and/or are going at a very busy time (it lets you skip the ticket-buyer's line, which is particularly useful at Versailles). If it interests you, you can buy it in Paris (don't pay extra to get it before your trip). Details of prices and what's covered are here: http://en.parismuseumpass.com/. Note that it's good for consecutive days, so make sure it fits with your plans.
I want to do the river cruise (not with dinner), the wine tour, versaille, the orssay and Dali Museum... I am going on my honeymoon and I'm so confused... this trip is much more confusing to me than Italy which we did two years ago with great advise from Ricksteve's message board. I am going to get the Eiffel tower tickets there and we already booked the Moulin Rouge.... We are going for 9 days... the last day is traveling home so its 8 full days. The Paris Pass offered a lot and according to their sites the fees for the siene, wine tour, versaille and the Orsay combined per person seemed to be a lot and then you have to pay for the metro... can someone please try and streamline this for me. We are leaving in 1 1/2 weeks and are running out of time.
Jarmine Versailles, Orsay etc are covered on Museum Pass as well as many other sites.. 4 day pass is 54 euros,, a 6 day pass is 69 euros,, these is are good deals.. River cruises are cheap,, get online and order ticket now for discount Vedettes Pont Neuf I think are offering an evening cruise with advance purchase for NINE euros.. OR for special honeymoon meal, why not look at Calife Cruises.. for 40-60 euros each it includes a three or four course meal according to your choices.. nice pretty boats too.. food reported to be decent ( as opposed to some dinner cruises ) . PS Seriously doubt you will be able to get ET tickets in advance now.. they sell out months in advance.. never mind, lines are not always bad, and if you are fit take the stairs,, I did at 45 and think you may be younger, lol Stair line is never that long.. ;
When you go on offical website look at the "Behind the Scenes Tour" they get to skip line and apparently tour is pretty indteresting.
My sister and I were in Paris for 8 nights and we each bought a carnet, plus a 6-day Museum Pass. This worked perfectly. We did need to buy 3 more individual Metro tickets each on our last day because the carnets ran out. I added up the ticket prices of all the museums we wanted to visit, including Versailles, and we saved 5 euros with the passes, plus long waits in the ticket lines at the Louvre, Musee d'Orsay, and Versailles. In my opinion, the Museum Pass and a carnet is the way to go.
Jarmine, i bought the museum pass and some carnets. no problem and got more than my use of the pass. your mileage may vary happy trails.


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I have attached USB version of Logitech Quickcam 4000 on my computer with SuSE Linux 9.2 with latest kernel 2.6.11-7. The Suseplug does show that it has detected a USB Logitech Webcam, but NONE of the imaging / web software can detect the webcam.
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This relic is in fact the ancient fossil that inspired the extra-terrestrial antagonists in Ridley Scott's classic sci-fi horror, Alien.
The creator of Alien was Swiss surrealist artist, Hans Rudolf Giger, who was sought out by Ridley Scott to design the creatures after he saw Giger's artwork Necronom IV, one among his many designs that are said to have been based on the fossils.
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Ive been runnin cheng shin 858 on mine for about 8000 miles now. Fronts last 6k and the rears about 3500 miles. They handle great on road, never had em step out in corners wet or dry. Off road there good as well not so good in mud. I do about 70% street 20% gravel 10% dirt.. $85 a piar not bad.
I have C858 on one of my KLRs. When I first got the rear (5.10 x 18) , it looks almost like a full knobby and I thought it looked pretty aggressive. It is aggressive, and does fine in mud, but I didn't give up much street-ability other than it wanders a bit on grooved highways. It won't corner like the Kenda K270 or IRC GP1, but it is better than I thought it would be.
It appears that the larger you go in size with the C858s, the more widely spaced the "knobs" are.
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leigh123, thanks for the constructive tip. The thing is, I used the same stable driver (177.82) under Ubuntu as in Fedora and the latter messed it up. the problem was never the driver. I do appreciate the effort, but it's too late now anyway, I switched to OpenSolaris and it smoked both Ubuntu and Fedora (avg. 9100 FPS compared to avg. 3900 FPS, Fedora halved it! One has to be mental to not understand something is wrong.).
artem, I maybe treated you a bit harsh, the whole issue made me fed up. Sorry about that, you were one of the two to come up with constructive material.
I'm fed up with this flame war. I don't want to offend anybody who should not be offended, but since I'm never gonna visit these forums again for obvious reasons:
I posted a harmless question about why Fedora messed it up. I got some stupid replies and even bashed. Yay.
I don't care about being taken seriously by nitwits. I know what I'm doing when I run glxgears and I don't need copycats linking the same stupid sites to me over and over outside the proper context. I don't care about the absolute frame rate, I don't care about fill rate, I don't care about fragment shader performance, I don't care about memory transfer, I don't care about statistical optimization for read back operations (not yet, but I will have to when I'll have to implement it myself), I don't care about anything of that. Ubuntu was smoother than Fedora using the exact same application, the exact same driver and the exact same X server, still Fedora messed up. I'd like to to atleast get tips on what to look for, but no, that's not how it works. No insightful discussions, newcomers follow stickies and the regulars post bs. When did the Linux community go into this damp, dark hole?
And I did try other things than glxgears, I actually tried games and I have mentioned that. I thought regulars would read posts by newcomers just as they expect the newcomers to read stickies, but they don't. Respect.
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Opening Statement:
"We played against a really good football team and I was really proud of how our players competed. They play well and they have great chemistry. I look at our team and I thought he handled adversities pretty well in this game. Florida is a good team. They made some plays and we rebounded from them very well."
On overall team chemistry this season:
"I saw this back in August and I told a lot of different people about it. It doesn't surprise me. What I'm excited about is that this team is so driven. They play so hard and compete so well. When you have guys that compete like that and bring it every single Saturday, you're very fortunate as a coach."
On freshman quarterback Maty Mauk's first career start:
"He's a great competitor. Sometimes he tries to make too much happen. He'll fire it down field when we have something close that's open and he'll learn from that. But I couldn't be more pleased with him. If you looked at him in high school, that's what you saw on tape every time you saw him play. He's a playmaker. You saw that when he ran that touchdown in at the end of the quarter. It's great to see a back-up quarterback to come in and play at that kind of a level."
On the offensive production against stout Florida defense:
"We've got a lot of playmakers. Look at the different players at different positions that made a big play in this game. They're all over the field. It seemed like everybody had to do something. Whether it was Henry Josey, Russell Hansborough, Jimmie Hunt or Dorial (Green-Beckham) or L'Damian Washington. I could go on and on. When you have those kind of players, you're very fortunate."
On the defense holding Florida to 151 yards of offense:
"We played great defense. We're playing at an all-time level up front on the defensive line. We rotate a lot of players in there and they play hard against good offensive lines. Florida has a good offensive line."
On the team's 7-0 record and moving forward in SEC play:
"I talked to the team about getting back to the grind. They know what the grind means. They have to have the discipline and mental toughness to handle all of this attention that will be thrown at them. That's where I will lean on the seniors and captains."
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Freshman QB Maty Mauk
On the big win:
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On the first two passes and the first touchdown:
"That felt really good; that got my nerves down, I was a little too hyped honestly. I just wanted to go out and play football again and for L'Damian to come down with the first one, and then for Bud to score on the second one, that set the tone to where we wanted to play the whole game. Hats off to those guys, they played great."
On putting up 500 yards of total offense on Florida's defense:
"We did what we do best. The running backs, they made plays; and receivers, they got the ball and made plays. We just knew we had to come together this week, with me coming in, and that's what we did. It couldn't have gone any better for us, other than just scoring six instead of three."
On the week of preparation knowing he would be starting:
"The main thing for me was to just block everything out. People were going to say 'Oh, the freshman isn't going to be able to win the game," and then other people were saying, "He will," so just block everything out and be me. Like I said, block it out, and then come out here and do what we do best and that's run the football, throw the football and score points."
On his family:
"I know they feel good about it; I grew up with my dad as my coach my whole life, and then my brother the last few years of high school. He's the one that really got me started with this, I mean, when he got back into my high school coaching he was already teaching me what I needed to do at the next level with what to do with the safeties and stuff. I'm just building on it now, and I thank them a lot for it; I'm ready to go."
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On the win:
"Yeah man, great win, this team is remarkable, I'm really speechless right now. I couldn't be more proud of this team, the leaders are doing a great job, guys are just making plays we got a resilient group."
On his first catch to get things going early:
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On the performance of the defensive line today:
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On the Florida player getting ejected for the targeting penalty:
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On the hits he took in today's game and his shoulder injury:
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Posted 06 April 2013 - 03:27 AM
The minute hand of a clock is twice as long as the hour hand. At what time, between 00:00 and when the hands are next aligned (just after 01:05), is the distance between the tips of the hands increasing at its greatest rate?
Posted 06 April 2013 - 04:22 AM
Posted 06 April 2013 - 04:57 AM
Spoiler for6T = 180+0.5T or 32.72727..min
At what time?
Posted 06 April 2013 - 05:22 AM
Posted 06 April 2013 - 05:28 AM
Spoiler formy guess above is the greatest distance but not fastest speed of separation ,
so maybe they should be perpendicular : 6T = 90+0.5T or 16.3636 min (00:16) .
or some calculus is needed for its elliptical path??
it can be done with calc or geometry. solution is still not the best.
Posted 06 April 2013 - 11:37 AM Best Answer
Posted 06 April 2013 - 02:29 PM
Spoiler for is it12:10:55.45 ie 120/11 mins after 12'o clock
There is still a better answer
Posted 06 April 2013 - 03:55 PM
Posted 07 April 2013 - 08:56 AM
I agree with dark magician. Verified by simulation.
The angle increases from 0o to 360o in 12/11 hours, at a rate of 5.5o per minute.
The distance between the tips of the hands is minimal [1 unit] at 0o and 360o, and maximal [3 units] at 180o.
The angle at which the tips move apart [together] at the greatest rate is 60o [120o].
That corresponds to 60/5.5 = 10.9090... [21.8181...] minutes after the hour.
Verified by simulation.
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Posted 08 April 2013 - 10:10 PM
We may regard the minute hand as fixed, and the hour hand as rotating with constant angular speed. Consider the circle with center O and radius 1. As OH sweeps around this circle, it is clear that MH increases (or decreases) at its greatest rate when MH is tangent to the circle, as it is at these points that H is moving exactly away from (or towards) M. (At other points, the component of the speed of H along MH is smaller because there is also a non-zero component of the speed that is perpendicular to MH.)
Therefore, as above, ds/dt reaches its maximum value when cos q = 1/2, which occurs at 00:10:54 6/11.
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