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Ahh Berlin… the city with Michelin-starred restaurants hidden in garbage alleys, world-class galleries tucked away out of sight, and one of the world's greatest party scenes living it up in deceivingly isolated basements until well after sunrise. Take these dichotomies and you'll start to notice them regularly among the many talented hyphenates defining modern-day Berlin: meet a consultant-baker-DJ today, a producer-writer-software developer tomorrow.
No wonder then, that in typical underground fashion, Secret Ubers have slipped into this exciting melting pot of art, fashion, music, and some of the coolest tech startups we've ever seen. And just in time for Fashion Week, not to mention the other 132,786,453 events going on that make Berlin THE place to be for everyone interested in pretty much anything.
Case in point: we spotted Alexander Ljung, Co-founder of the rockstar startup Soundcloud, catching a ride from their Brunnenstraße office (or "Moonbase," in Soundcloud-speak) to their Gormannstraße office (aka "Rebase") for a pizza and drinks event. Easy as (a pizza) pie — Uber driver Imran arrived at Moonbase in his long Mercedes S-Class to bring Alex and his buddies to lunch in style, comfort, and fun.
We're still in testing phase, so if you don't catch a Secret Uber at first, try again soon and maybe you'll be lucky. More Ubers are getting on the road every day to help on-the-go Berliners (is there any other kind?) make it to all of the meetings, events, and parties on their calendars. Backseat's so comfy, you could finish up your emails, catch up with friends, or even get a little shuteye before making your entrance.
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Class Action Settlements Closing Week of Sept. 9, 2013
Two class action lawsuit settlements are closing the week of September 9, 2013. If you received a text message from Papa John's or submitted an insurance claim for structural loss through American Bankers Insurance Co., you may be eligible to claim a cash award.
Here are the details on how to file a claim.
Papa John's Pizza Text Class Action Lawsuit Settlement (Claim Deadline: 9/10/13)
Papa John's has agreed to pay $16.5 million to resolve allegations it sent more than 500,000 illegal text messages to Papa John's customers advertising pizza specials. The text messages were illegal, plaintiffs say, because they were sent without the customers' consent and with the use of an automatic dialing system in violation of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA).
Class Members of the Papa John's text settlement include all persons in the United States who received at least one unsolicited text message that marketed a Papa John's branded product, good or service through OnTime4U.
(Consumers who have received unsolicited text messages or cell phone calls from companies can sue these companies for TCPA damages. If you were contacted on your cell phone by a company without your permission, visit the Text Message Spam, Cell Phone Call TCPA Class Action Lawsuit Settlement Investigation for more information.)
The deadline to submit a claim is September 10, 2013.
Claim Forms and more information on your rights in the Papa John's Pizza Text Class Action Settlement can be found at www.OnTime4UPapaJohnsPizzaSettlement.com.
American Bankers Insurance Co. Class Action Lawsuit Settlement (Claim Deadline: 9/13/13)
American Bankers Insurance Company of Florida (ABIC) has reached a class action lawsuit settlement with dwelling insurance policyholders who say the company did not properly pay out claims related to a Structural Loss. Eligible policyholders can receive a cash refund of 20% of the amount they paid to complete repairs.
Class Members include everyone who is, or was, insured under an ABIC dwelling insurance policy that provided coverage for any building or other structure located in the State of Arkansas who submitted a claim for a Structural Loss that:
- occurred from January 1, 2002 through December 31, 2010;
- was determined to be covered by an ABIC dwelling insurance policy; and
- resulted in a payment from ABIC from January 1, 2002 through April 15, 2013.
The deadline to submit a claim is September 13, 2013.
Claim Forms and more information on your rights in the American Bankers Insurance Co. Class Action Settlement can be found at www.SmithGCOPSettlement.com.
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Unfortunately my friend and i found ourselves in a very clintonesque situation.
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Antiques add so much to a home or office: a sense of quality, history, refinement, and grace. It's no wonder that people find them hard to resist. If you're the type of person who can't pass by a shop, just wondering what may lie within, you'll relish Austin's bounty. A wide selection of antiques of all vintages, provenances, and places of origin can be found, and 10Best leads you to the top sources. Our editors and readers particularly applaud Pat Monroe Antiques, as you will with one glance at the merchandise. It's without a doubt one of Austin's best antique shops.
Pat Monroe Antiques
Lauded by many as the go-to shop for European antiques in Austin, Texas, this antique store's stellar reputation is well deserved. Passionate owner Pat Monroe specializes in antique French furniture but also hand-selects a variety of European furnishings and decor that meet her requirements of style, distinction, authenticity and quality. The shop itself is breathtaking, filled with lovely vignettes of French armchairs, Spanish chandeliers, Italian mirrored sconces, 18th-century books, pearl-handled swords and intriguing antique maps. (512-789-4775)
Gypsies Antiques
If you're searching for remnants of centuries-old European style in the heart of Austin, Texas, this antique shop's charming and knowledgeable owner has you covered. Inspired by the gorgeous wares once sold by traveling gypsies, the shop's beautifully designed vignettes showcase hand-selected antiques from France, Spain, Belgium, England and the US. From ornate mirrors and vanity trays to garden statuary and ethereal Italian chandeliers, Gypsies Antiques offers treasures that add timeless elegance to any space. (512-451-6200)
Off The Wall
Antique-lovers on a budget adore this cheerful shop set in the vibrant SoCo neighborhood of Austin. Exquisite antiques share shelf space with kitschy vintage finds, resulting in a rare, ever-changing diversity that satisfies shoppers of all styles. Plus, the owners are helpful and engaging, so whatever your price point, they'll ensure you find a personal treasure amongst the vintage wrist watches, fossils, 1920s Victrolas, turquoise jewelry, antique cameras, marble busts, old books and military buttons. (512-445-4701)
Jean-Marc Fray French Antiques
Jean-Marc Fray Antiques is a direct importer of distinctive antiques and decorative arts. You'll find the store down on W. 6th Street. Discerning collectors will find period and style pieces dating from the 17th to early 20th centuries. Owners Jean-Marc and Cynthia Fray work directly with international auction houses and various trusted sources from Spain, Italy and France. The couple is known for their passion and commitment to high end, quality pieces. Visitors to Jean-Marc Fray French Antiques are instantly delighted with the beautiful selection. Whether your tastes run towards French chandeliers gilded in bronze or hand-painted armoires from days gone by, you're sure to find something to take you back into time while delighting your senses. (512.457.0077)
Mi Casa Gallery
Owners Jim and Kelly Luedeke describe Mi Casa Gallery as the reflection of the Luedeke family's love affair with Texas and Latin America. The store has become very popular and is well known for its unique religious objects and folkart from Mexico and the Americas. The store carries an extensive collection of crosses and crucifixion artwork. Shoppers will find crosses from Peruvian origin alongside crucifixes from Latin America and Europe. Vibrant colors, beautiful wood and pottery are some of the different materials the crosses are made from. Mi Casa Gallery also carries a variety of Mexican Retablos (Latin American devotional paintings). The history behind the retablos is beautiful and educational. The store carries one of the largest selections of retablos in the United States. You'll find paintings on tinplate, canvas and copper as well as wood. For the shopper looking for that distinctive piece that adds uniqueness to their home, Mi Casa also carries fine home furnishings in many styles. Look for Guatemalan influence, Indian antiques or French country styles and don't be surprised when you find all of those and more! ((512) 707-9797)
Vintage Around Town
The Vintage Around Town Guide is put out by Room Service Vintage, one of Austin's top vintage, antique and thrift stores in the North Loop District. Because Austin has such a love affair with vintage shopping, Vintage Around Town is the definitive guide to Austin's finest vintage and antique shopping, with over 40 stores listed including favorites such as Blue Velvet, Charm School Vintage, Frock On, Modern Salvage, New Brohemia and more. The guide is available online, and print versions can be found at any of the participating shops. Listed companies MUST be at least 85% vintage/antiques, thrift stores/non-profits, consignment stores, stores on the outskirts of Austin, internet stores, or estate sale companies. (512-451-1057)
Austin Antique Mall
A more than 30,000-square-foot vintage heaven awaits visitors to the Austin Antique Mall. The antiques, sold by more than 100 of Central Texas's best dealers, range in value from a few dollars to thousands, delighting both seasoned collectors seeking a serious statement piece and casual browsers hoping to revamp their style without spending a fortune. Favorite finds include 19th-century furniture, one-of-a-kind jewelry, vintage clothing, Italian leather purses, Roseville pottery, fine china and funky 1970s lunchboxes. (512-459-5900)
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Quilt Preview at MCC Material Resources Center from March 6-8. View 100 quilts on display that will be sold at the Pennsylvania Relief Sale in Harrisburg on April 4 & 5. Quilt fabric, patterns, books and vintage items will be available for purchase benefiting Mennonite Central Committee. Admission is free and the MCC Material Resources Center is located at 517 West Trout Run Road Ephrata PA 17522.


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Our body is a sacred vessel that is a vital part of our connection to our spirit. When we are in touch with what our body feels, we begin to notice more about the world around us. As we become present to the impressions that we receive, we are more in the moment and aware of how each experience affects us. Watching our sensations and being conscious of them in essence makes every moment of our life a living meditation, drawing us closer to the part of ourselves that is truly alive. By becoming attuned to the joy of your physical being today, you will nourish your spiritual being as well.
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CBNNews.com - JERUSALEM, Israel - Democratic Presidential candidate Barack Obama supports Israel's current indirect negotiations with Syria, according to a statement sent via e-mail to The Jerusalem Post.
Israel is quickly becoming a cornerstone of Obama's foreign policy, and his campaign issued the statement after the secret negotiations were unexpectedly announced Wednesday.
The US is not directly involved with the negotiations, which analysts say is one possible reason Obama chose to announce his support. Obama believes that the discussions show the ability of Israel to broker peace on its own terms, contrary to remarks made by President Bush and fellow candidates Hillary Clinton and John McCain.
For the discussions to succeed in achieving true peace, Syria's President Bashar Assad will demand Israel's withdrawal from the Golan Heights region in northern Israel. Thus, Obama's support might contradict other statements that stress his firm commitment to Israel.
"There is not a single trace of me ever being anything more than a friend of Israel and a friend of the Jewish people," Obama told Jewish rally-goers at the B'Nai Torah Congregation yesterday.
Yet polls from the Geo-Cartographic Institute also released Thursday showed that 65 percent of Israelis are against a full withdrawal from the Golan even if it does lead to peace, while 64 percent are also against a partial withdrawal from the Golan region.
Obama's statement included brief remarks on Syria's support of terrorist organizations and its relationship with Iran.
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Leading advertising and marketing agency Oi has acquired award-winning agency Arcade Creative in Jersey.
As part of the deal Ben Clarke, owner of Arcade Creative, is now the Creative Director of Oi responsible for managing and growing its creative and digital teams across Jersey, Guernsey and London.
"It's great to be joining Oi and working with some good friends and very talented people," said Mr Clarke. "I admire what Oi have achieved, the work they do, clients they work for, and their progressive attitude. It's exciting times ahead with expansion plans across both the islands, then London next year. So I am looking forward to getting stuck in."
As part of the deal Mr Clarke will lead the creative and digital teams of the full-service agency that employs 24 staff including strategic planners, creatives, designers and developers across offices in Jersey, Guernsey and London.
"This deal has been almost two-years in the making, so this is a great day for Oi and Ben" said Peter Grange, Oi Managing Director.
Having won numerous Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM) and industry awards in recent years for campaigns for Jersey Heritage and Longueville Manor, Mr Clarke is widely considered to be the most talented Creative Director in the Channel Islands with vast creative and digital expertise.
"Ben is unique in the Channel Islands when it comes to his position, expertise and experience. His career has seen him working at a leading London branding agency, across some of the Channel Islands' leading creative agencies, to most recently developing advanced website, app and digital marketing campaigns," said Mr Grange. In fact Oi believes he is the only Creative Director in the Channel Islands who can develop an integrated advertising campaign and build an advanced web application from start to finish!
Mr Grange said Mr Clarke's traditional advertising knowledge and in-depth digital expertise is exactly what he was looking for in finding the suitable person to drive Oi's creative and digital output forward.
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After graduating from The Arts Institute in Bournemouth with a degree in Graphic Design and Typography, Mr Clarke moved to London where he worked on projects for Film4 and The British Library before returning to his homeland Jersey. There he spent six years working for leading Channel Island agencies before setting up Arcade Creative in 2010. Arcade won an impressive eight awards at the Jersey CIM Awards between 2010 and 2013, as well as being internationally recognised by 'The Web Designer's Idea Book' for clean, functional web design.
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AT&T sold twice as many Apple iPhone 5 units as Verizon did in the third quarter
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With the release of AT&T's Q3 earnings on Wednesday morning, the numbers reveal that AT&T sold twice as many Apple iPhone 5s in the three month period than Verizon did and Apple's iconic smartphone accounted for 77% of all smartphone activations for the carrier...
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1. nwright94 (unregistered)
I think everyone on Verizon buys droids.
3. Synack (Posts: 677; Member since: 05 Jul 2011)
Yep, because we have all the best of them.
7. nwright94 (unregistered)
Especially that droid razr maxx HD, just played with one and it was wonderful. I went with an iPhone 5 because being in college away from family who all use iPhones, I really benefit from iMessage and FaceTime. I don't hate droids at all. My circumstances called for a different device.
43. networkdood (Posts: 6330; Member since: 31 Mar 2010)
AT&T has a better 'Droid' lineup, but its customers still associate an iphone with AT&T. The wife and I came to Verizon last November. Love my RAZR with JB 4.1.2.
46. nwright94 (unregistered)
Most are called Droid on Verizon, I'm not grouping together all androids. I know how annoying that is haha.
22. theoak (Posts: 324; Member since: 16 Nov 2011)
AT&T's i5 can do data and voice at the same time.
Verizon's can't. This can be huge for some folks.
29. JunitoNH (Posts: 1801; Member since: 15 Feb 2012)
Lol I just wrote the same, +1 for you. To some people it seems as an important feature.
33. sithvenger (banned) (Posts: 371; Member since: 25 Aug 2012)
I sure as hell do.
35. speckledapple (Posts: 892; Member since: 29 Sep 2011)
Actually that is something that most people care nothing about. The only ones who really do are the same people conversating on this board. The average consumers cares less which is why Verizon has more subscribers, meaning that all those people do not care about data and voice at the same time.
36. nwright94 (unregistered)
There's that too. I switched from AT&T because they aren't so good in the Pittsburgh area where I moved to and really miss that feature.
42. BattleBrat (Posts: 1458; Member since: 26 Oct 2011)
On Verizon, If you are getting data from a 4g connection you CAN talk and surf at the same time, if you drop to a 3g connection you cannot. And on AT&T it is IF (and that is a big if) you can GET voice and data at the same time. I've had many a friend jump ship to Big Red.
47. tha.fox (Posts: 100; Member since: 30 Nov 2011)
theoak you are wrong all verizon 4g phones including iphone 5 can talk and surf at the same time. on lagit 4g to haha
25. The_Innovation (Posts: 610; Member since: 18 Jul 2012)
Yea people on AT&T were pretty much forced to buy an iPhone. Really no other good phone out there.
But soon as the Optimus G, the Lumia 920, and the XPERIA TL come out...things will change.
26. ZayZay (Posts: 571; Member since: 26 Feb 2011)
I will have to disagree. From dealing with their android line up I would say The S3, One X are pretty good phones. I played with the new HTC X8, Samsung Note 2 and, Xperia, 920, Optimus G and one other Lower end HTC and they were all pretty sweet.
30. The_Innovation (Posts: 610; Member since: 18 Jul 2012)
Yea the SIII was a great seller no doubt. But when the iPhone came out, just like every year, it's the hottest selling product. We're talking about beating the iPhone, whether by marketing, or other means. Not really talking about the quality here.
34. sithvenger (banned) (Posts: 371; Member since: 25 Aug 2012)
Gs2, gs2 skyrocket, Htc vivid, Htc one x, gs3, gnote, iPhone 3GS, 4. All great phones all on AT&T.
27. JunitoNH (Posts: 1801; Member since: 15 Feb 2012)
You can be correct and I might be wrong, but also there's a sizable group of AT&T users, whom value using voice and data simultaneously. Therefore, remaining with the carrier is a no brainier, where as Verizon isn't supported.
40. Nadr1212 (Posts: 741; Member since: 22 Sep 2012)
crappy iphone and apple got richer, that is SOOOO NOT ironic
2. abdane (Posts: 494; Member since: 07 Oct 2011)
4Q11 AT&T have 7.6 is when iPhone 4S was released...
3Q12 AT&T have 4.7 is when iPhone 5 was released... ( decreased )
same thing with verzion and i guess it will also go with sprint
so, people are getting smarter ;)
4. Quezdagreat (Posts: 428; Member since: 05 Apr 2012)
really? I thought it was because of the supply shortage
6. mc1191 (Posts: 39; Member since: 08 Sep 2012)
It's probably because iphone 5 sold for 10 days (1 weekend) in Q3 2012 while the 4S had 18 days (2 weekends) in Q3 2011.
12. mc1191 (Posts: 39; Member since: 08 Sep 2012)
oops.. my apologies. Let me make a correction about what I've said about the iphone 4S. 4S had 18 days and 2 months in Q4 2011. It was released in October 2011.
13. TheMan (Posts: 490; Member since: 21 Sep 2012)
Not quite. It's true that abdane's comparing part of Q3 with all of Q4, but sales are seasonal, so it'll be more meaningful when the two Q4's are compared.
14. sithvenger (banned) (Posts: 371; Member since: 25 Aug 2012)
Supply shortage dude. Do your research buddy
23. theoak (Posts: 324; Member since: 16 Nov 2011)
4S was launched just a year ago.
Folks are still going to be in their 2 year contracts with their 4S.
37. sithvenger (banned) (Posts: 371; Member since: 25 Aug 2012)
That's true
39. srgonu (Posts: 251; Member since: 13 Feb 2012)
Sorry..but you are wrong. I have whole lot of apple fans in my office. Even though they all have 4S, they still purchased iPhone5 returning 4S for just $200 back to AT&T and extending their contract to another 2yrs. They are saying its a great deal. I really don't see any big difference in their phone. Hope atleast one of them try android flagship device and then tell me what they did is correct.
5. g2a5b0e (Posts: 3724; Member since: 08 Jun 2012)
Gotta love the way everyone feels the need to spin things their way by only telling half the story. Hey, AT&T, why don't you show us the chart that details how many Android phones you sold vs. the other carriers or better yet, total phones sold? Take the good with the bad & paint us the whole picture.
9. Ninetysix (Posts: 2385; Member since: 08 Oct 2012)
* Strong smartphone sales of 6.1 million; postpaid smartphone customer base now 44.5 million, up 1.4 million from second quarter 2012
* 4.7 million iPhones activated; record sales quarter for Android and Windows smartphones
8. Jyakotu (Posts: 844; Member since: 12 Dec 2008)
Not surprising. When many people thing iPhone, they automatically think AT&T. When people think Android (aka DROID), they think Verizon. Sprint really doesn't have any phones that stand out other than their EVO line, but without the 4G LTE, getting an iPhone 5 is kind of pointless on Sprint, even for the slow unlimited 3G data.
10. ap1989 (Posts: 145; Member since: 12 Oct 2011)
that's wat happens when u get rid of unlimited data verizon
11. gallitoking (Posts: 4718; Member since: 17 May 2011)
UI think because Verizon advertises more their household names like the RAZR brand, and ATT have the iphones..
15. DOGIEFRESH (Posts: 302; Member since: 15 Jul 2009)
Is no brainer Iphone 5 on Vz can't do voice and data at the same time....!!!!!!
16. MorePhonesThanNeeded (Posts: 645; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
But somehow the Razr HD can...go figure!!
Nice numbers AT&T, now will they stop running that 4G LTE in 3000 more areas than Verizon, that doesn't even make sense unless your name is Billy Backwater and you live out in the boonies, I want my damn connection to work in cities since they have the most obstructions to kill your 4G signal.
Verizon needs to make some sense, killing off Unlimited is a stupid move because once everyone gets on the LTE page, just having a biggest network won't cut it. Having all that speed and no unlimited is like having a really powerful car but only a 1/4 mile of track and nothing more to use it on.
19. DOGIEFRESH (Posts: 302; Member since: 15 Jul 2009)
Razor HD can but not the Iphone 5 on Vz and that's a big turn off, if u live with a 1999 CDMA obsolete network that might not be an issue but on this days surf and talk is a must for any smartphone
20. bigdawg23 (Posts: 449; Member since: 25 May 2011)
Its 3000 4G cites not 4G LTE. Data transfer rates allow for T-Mo and AT&T to declare HSPA+ as 4G. Personally if it is not LTE than its not 4G.
21. Quezdagreat (Posts: 428; Member since: 05 Apr 2012)
at&t never said 4g lte in more areas, they said "4g". In America 4g is hspa and lte.
Verizon does not have hspa
17. TheMan (Posts: 490; Member since: 21 Sep 2012)
Just remembered that the iPhone accounted for 75% of sales as much as 3 years ago, so that number hasn't changed much.
Am I remembering right that this was the first year that AT&T made an attempt to finally broaden its offering, or was that last year? Either way, it doesn't look like it's been effective yet.
18. theBankRobber (Posts: 681; Member since: 22 Sep 2011)
Do they have these kind of comparison charts for the SGS III or other phones besides apple?
24. The_Innovation (Posts: 610; Member since: 18 Jul 2012)
Duh! Verizon has RAZR's.
28. imkyle (Posts: 1073; Member since: 18 Nov 2010)
When I hear iPhone I think of AT&T. Not Verizon or Sprint.
31. The_Innovation (Posts: 610; Member since: 18 Jul 2012)
Question for someone to answer, if you can please.
Since we are on the topic about AT&T, I noticed that on Verizon's website, the Motorola Droid Razr MAXX HD says that it's a global phone. It says it works on CDMA and GSM.
So, does that mean that if I walk into a Verizon store, and buy the Razr MAXX HD, (without a contract just pay for the phone), then take it to AT&T, I'll be able to use it?
32. xtroid2k (Posts: 521; Member since: 11 Jan 2010)
Folks these are just numbers. Don't get carried away with numbers. While they are important these figures only paint a partial picture.
38. speckledapple (Posts: 892; Member since: 29 Sep 2011)
If I were a carrier, I would rather have my sales depend less on one type of device versus depending on many different types. Its clear that the iPhone provides them with a large amount of revenue. Att depends on that revenue from that device.
41. theo14461 (unregistered)
I'm one of the stupid SOB's, who waited in line at my local Verizon store for the iPhone 5. Let me tell you, Verizon's data service sucks!! I've had numerous smartphones with EVERY carrier, and where I live, AT&T is the best!! Verizon ripped me off $200.00 on a phone I returned through internet sales. They never gave me my money back.
44. jroc74 (Posts: 6006; Member since: 30 Dec 2010)
All I know is Android phones on Verizon have survived the iPhone coming to Verizon. So many ppl predicted the Death of Android on Verizon.....
Android id is like a cat.....wonder how many lives it has....
45. networkdood (Posts: 6330; Member since: 31 Mar 2010)
so 6.1 million smartphones sold, 4.7 million of them iphone model - that leaves 1.4 for everyone else. Kind of surprising, but, again, iphone means AT&T, and vice versa - probably 500k of them are galaxy S3s. People on that network have to wake up from their iphone zombie malaise.


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Samsung Galaxy S III vs Apple iPhone 4S
The Galaxy S III is an Android 4 ICS phone, which has Samsung's proprietary TouchWiz Nature UX on top of the OS UI. This proprietary UI is here to differentiate and enhance the software found on the device with a number of new features that are otherwise not found on other Android handsets. Good examples worth mentioning here are S Voice and SmartStay. The former is a Siri-like voice recognition service, while the latter is a cool function which allows the phone to use its front facing camera to track your eyes. If it determines that you're still looking at the display of the phone, it keeps it active; if you appear to be no longer looking at the screen, once the set display time-out period ends, the screen will be turned off.
Meanwhile, the iPhone 4S runs on the latest iOS 5 version. Its user interface is more simplistic, as it presents you with a grid of icons (your apps), and that's pretty much it. There are no widgets like in Android, that could provide you with information right from the home screen. In iOS, you have to start a certain app in order to find what you're looking for. An exception here is the weather forecast, as in iOS 5, Apple added an Android-like pull-down status bar, which houses a weather widget. As far as special features go, the iPhone 4S has Siri, which is the same as S Voice, but it doesn't sport a SmartStay-like feature. It does, however, have iCloud, which lets you back up app settings, photos, music, contacts and so on on Apple's servers. Samsung's S Cloud will be the company's alternative cloud offering, but it's not yet ready for prime time.
Overall, the open nature of the Android OS on the Galaxy S III will allow you to do pretty much anything with the phone. You can basically do almost the same kind of stuff that you do on your PC – download torrents, directly transfer files via USB cable, etc. There are all things that aren't really permitted in iOS, where everything has to go through the iTunes program on your computer. In exchange for your digital freedom, Apple gives you a richer content ecosystem including apps, movies, music, books, magazines, etc.
Thanks to its significantly larger display, the Galaxy S III will be the more comfortable phone to type on if you happen to experience problems hitting those tiny letter keys. Still, you shouldn't expect a dramatic speed increase, since the iPhone 4S's keyboard is extremely well designed to allow for comfortable typing.
The browsers of the Samsung Galaxy S III and Apple iPhone 4S are extremely capable. Both are incredibly fast and fluid, but the Galaxy S III has the advantage of supporting the Adobe Flash Player, while Flash on the iPhone is almost non-existent. It's true that pretty much every major site now has a Flash-free version, but why not enjoy the more beautiful Flash experience if we can?
The iPhone 4S is a world phone. Users around the world, including the U.S. are treated to pretty much the same device, things are a bit more inconsistent with the GS III. When the U.S. versions of the Galaxy S III are finally made announced, most of them will probably differ from one another in some way. One thing is for sure, the Verizon, Sprint and AT&T versions (if there are such) will most probably have LTE support, while the iPhone is still stuck with HSPA.
Processor and memory:
The Galaxy S III sports a quad-core processor, which is clocked at a higher frequency than the dual-core CPU of the iPhone 4S. This doesn't really matter in this case, since we are making a cross-platform comparison. It actually would have mattered, if the performance was different on both devices, but they both run super-fluidly, without any delays or slowdowns, they are pretty much equal in this respect.
Both the GS III and iPhone 4S come in 16, 32 or 64 GB flavors, but the Galaxy S III lets you install a microSDXC card for up to 64 GB more, giving it the edge if you really need such amounts of space.
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2. sniper1087 (Posts: 508; Member since: 31 Dec 2011)
dumb comment if you are going to post make sure you post something interesting. back to topic the galaxy S3 brings more to the table with their new added features, and of course it has higher specs overall.
4. bobfreking55 (Posts: 866; Member since: 15 Jul 2011)
i know. just havin' fun.
3. bobfreking55 (Posts: 866; Member since: 15 Jul 2011)
wait, don't you think you should have included the camera software functions of the SIII? Hmm...
5. Yummy (Posts: 117; Member since: 28 Mar 2012)
THE IPHONE 4S IS THE BEST PHONE EVER! Jk Jk lol now that I have your attention, I really think it is just a matter of opinion. I would prefer the galaxy s3.
159. ajac09 (Posts: 1481; Member since: 30 Sep 2009)
and thats it it is ALL a mater of opinion. apple and android and windows and black berry fans all will find a reason to stay with what they like.
6. PackMan (Posts: 277; Member since: 09 Mar 2012)
Firstly, I choose Samsung Galaxy sIII.
And i think these reviews are pretty shallow, phonearena should go for in-depth reviews.
7. rallyguy (Posts: 620; Member since: 13 Mar 2012)
Well this whole article is opinion. The reason companies keep making different phones is because different people want different things out of a phone.
But if you stick to specs and current trends, I think it's hands down the GSIII is the more desirable phone. I wouldn't buy either one personally, but I'm the minority with that statement.
8. KingShango (Posts: 89; Member since: 16 May 2012)
I think the conclusion sums things up nicely. Both phones have pros and cons and its up to the consumer to decide what's best for them. Personally I'm not i love with the whole "giant screen" trend so the GS III is out for me. Maybe a One S...
99. PhoneArenaUser (Posts: 5498; Member since: 05 Aug 2011)
Ok, I will try to imagine...
Review by KingShango:
"Samsung Galaxy S III vs Apple iPhone 4S"
Both phones have pros and cons and its up to the consumers to decide what's best for them.
The End.
103. KingShango (Posts: 89; Member since: 16 May 2012)
You're absolutely right. They should start paying me for reviews. Great idea, thanks.
104. PhoneArenaUser (Posts: 5498; Member since: 05 Aug 2011)
Sorry for that. :D
9. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
great review. I was interested to see just how you wrote this up.
one nit pick though is on the syncing..when comparing the 2 you completely neglected the sgs3 's ability to use Google drive to back up everything, the fact that Gmail has always synced contacts or that g+ auto syncs your pix to privace folders online. the Samsung cloud services are not necessary.
12. bloodline (Posts: 706; Member since: 01 Dec 2011)
You should replace ray, I am not even joking.
Phones arena you should hire this guy
14. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5711; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
well the iPhone has iCloud and the iPhone can take advantage of Gmail and G+ features like that.
19. maryaaadil (Posts: 146; Member since: 07 Apr 2012)
Why do you guyz bother cloud when you have microsd card slot with support up to 64gigs
I think 64+64=128 gigs are enough for a phone even if you wanna play games like GTA IV on it
people can call me mad but as a matter of fact we can't enjoy as much privacy with (i)cloud than a SD card
38. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5711; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
because content in the Cloud is accessible from anything that'll take your password. phone, tablet, laptop, pc. it's available anywhere.
54. taz89 (Posts: 2014; Member since: 03 May 2011)
but what use is the cloud if you are not always guaranteed decent speed? not hating i use drive and dropbox but sometimes it is useless when i cant get decent speed where as with a sd card or built in memory,its always there regardless of your connection speed...cloud is not perfect but is great as you said its available if you got the connection and speed .its why i always buy phones with sd card slot.
89. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5711; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
you're right it's not guaranteed but if you're using a network like Verizon's 4G LTE or T-Mobile's HSPA+ then you'd just about think it is and besides most cloud services allow you to download your content so you don't HAVE to waste space on your phone with movies and music and such but you can if you want to.
116. maryaaadil (Posts: 146; Member since: 07 Apr 2012)
I am in India and where i live i have no 3G service..........
BTW I used cloud through WiFi but that was damn slow. So, no sd card slot is a deal beaker for me..
135. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5711; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
okay, so use your SD Card. whatever man. the Cloud is useful for some and not useful for others.
136. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
exactly. Useful for me, useful for u... were in 4g heaven. I wouldnt sync if i was on 2g all the time.. lol.
137. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5711; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
good god man, you'd think they believed we were trying to force them to use the cloud and nothing else wouldn't you?
177. DanMarino13 (Posts: 63; Member since: 22 Feb 2012)
The 4G LTE markets and man, i'm not even sure why you mention T-mobiles HSPA+, don't cover a majority of markets yet. Even then, you use more data on 4G and HSPA+, and nearly every carrier is not unlimited data, so you are just asking for overage charges on data usage.
63. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
exactly. and if someone steals my phone that's synced, I haven't lost a byte of info.. if someone steals your phone that u don't sync anything with.. you lost everything.
77. chapizzo (Posts: 116; Member since: 13 Sep 2011)
you know you can sync your phone with your computer as well right? What are the chances you lose both at the same time?
84. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
ive been working in the industry for a while now and the one thing i can say, is that almost no one backs up their phone to their computer. iOS is/was fragmented to all heck and back because of the old requirement of having to wire it up to iTunes to get updates and do back ups, regardless of how much the media ignores it... RIM and WM5/6xx both had computer back ups and no one used them either.
Syncing is thought free. It just happens and you dont need to worry about it.
141. tedkord (Posts: 11712; Member since: 17 Jun 2009)
I used Activesync to back up my WinMo phones to my PC back in the day.
178. DanMarino13 (Posts: 63; Member since: 22 Feb 2012)
The amount of customers that come into Best Buy and don't know if they have icloud or how to use it is staggering. Most consumers don't know to do either one, you should try being less biased.
85. PhoneArenaUser (Posts: 5498; Member since: 05 Aug 2011)
Cloud will in increase your payments because of huge traffic!
Also what you gonna do with your Cloud when there is no internet connection?
90. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5711; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
well then don't lose Internet Connection there babe or is that just too much to ask? ;P
the point is you have your stuff available if you want it. you're not obligated to use it but you can have more available to you when you have a solid Internet Connection which i'm not worried about on Verizon.
101. PhoneArenaUser (Posts: 5498; Member since: 05 Aug 2011)
What about the payments because of huge traffic?
What about internet speed?
Not all world use Verizone.
You also can use SD card in your Laptop or PC so, that's not a problem.
Smartphone use more power while downloading content from the Cloud it will faster drain battery.
107. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
I dont use VZW
Tmobile's plans are way way cheaper and give more.
hard cable syncing still takes thought from the user
hard to argue the battery part, but chips are getting better, so phones are lasting a bit longer with each generation.
109. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5711; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
well then don't use it.
i have unlimited data, i can use 4G LTE and i'm not being charged to keep my data accessible from anywhere at anytime without actually having to take up my physical storage space so why not?
110. chadrick0814 (Posts: 209; Member since: 23 Nov 2011)
Do you have verizon when you're on a plane? When flying, I would think that is the time you want access to your data the most. You could pay the airline $7 for 15 minuts of wi-fi. However, if you're flying overseas, airlines don't have wi-fi over the ocean. Speaking of overseas, how well does verizon's CDMA network work outside of the continental US? The iphone now has the two antennas which is good. Its a good thing they are all rich because dowloading/streaming from the cloud while roaming has to be expensive. Now, aren't you glad you have the GSIII with both cloud access and a large amount of extended memory!
113. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5711; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
then download your data before you go. there's a time and place for cloud data just like there is for everything else. your plane example was as dumb as asking someone why they have games on their phone if they go to work.
142. tedkord (Posts: 11712; Member since: 17 Jun 2009)
Not if you hold it right, I suppose...
143. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5711; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
oh i see. you guys think i'm an iOS user huh? xD
106. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
most of the syncing options that take real data like G+ and such, you can set to "automatic on WIFI only". Problem solved. :)
140. tedkord (Posts: 11712; Member since: 17 Jun 2009)
Unless you live in Germany.
171. jaydee (Posts: 3; Member since: 09 Jun 2012)
I have had various brands Samsung, Apple, Nokia and they all manage google mail.
67. Suts_97 (Posts: 124; Member since: 05 May 2012)
You are right bro, he didn't even mention about Google Drive.
162. Forsaken77 (Posts: 553; Member since: 09 Jun 2011)
I thought his comparison was terrible. It's like he was trying so hard to force out something good to say about the Android phone that literally wipes the floor with his precious iPhone. The GS3 is more than 3 times as powerful and feature packed. There is no comparison. This guy, Ray S., shouldn't be writing supposedly "objective" view points when he can hardly be objective. And it's not about "personal preference" in a head-to-head comparison. The GS3 wins, bottom line. This article is supposed to showcase the available features, most of which were left out of the GS3 part btw, and compare them against each other. This guy will never say anything is equal to, or better, than his iPhone and shouldn't be allowed to write these articles or reviews. The only thing he should be allowed to do is review the next iPhone, but even then you can't take it seriously because of his fanaticism.
11. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
you want the sgs3 unless: you barely use your smart phone, have Tiny hands, or are shallow enough to think that a phone is a status symbol that chicks care about (they don't).
25. andro. (Posts: 1998; Member since: 16 Sep 2011)
Agreed,the article pretty much states that also stating the iphone is the phone if you "don't reallypay attention to smartphone" and use your phone for "basic phone stuff with occasional browsing". Anything more can be too much for most ifans as their iphone is essentially to make them look "contemporary"
55. E.N. (Posts: 2610; Member since: 25 Jan 2009)
well to be honest, I think this review kinda sucked. This was more iOS vs Android than anything else and it was pretty generic (a little too much talk about customizing and widgets). If it was another reviewer, it could have easily gone the other way. And I think he was trying to please you Android folk because you guys basically criticize everything he does (he gave SGIII the upper hand in a lot and yet some of you are still complaining).
But anyway the SGIII is a pretty solid device, but I do wish it wasn't so ugly... I'm pretty hopeful that the iPhone 5 will destroy it though. If Apple delivers like they did with the original iPhone 4, it may be game over.This should get interesting.
68. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
he could have went into more detail. that is true. but as a quick overview it wasn't that bad.
apple needs to come out swinging for the fence with the i5. even this quickie review shows just how far behind apple is in many categories. the sgs3 preorders out pacing the i4s's total launch weekend sales really shows what the masses want. if the i5 doesn't bring it, iOS is going to lose a lit more market share. if it does bring it, it puts them back in the game.. not dominating.
59. taz89 (Posts: 2014; Member since: 03 May 2011)
iphone is great for people who dont like to customise there phone to make it there own and all they really do is browse the web,play some games,fb etc but arguably the experience of these things is actually better on the larger screen. iphones is a great phone(had the 4 myself) but personally for me it is very basic at everything it does and doest really push itself...one thing that annoys me with android vs ios reviews is that everyone keeps saying android is too hard and ios is simple but the simple matter is somethings in android is way easier on android due to widgets and its sharing capabilties but android itself is simple out the box and there are more things you can do with it if you want to but you dont have to...you can use android just as basic as ios out the box,the only difference is if you want to you can do more but the fact is you dont need to use those extra features to use android.
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78. gallitoking (Posts: 4718; Member since: 17 May 2011)
and you still dont know why PA would not hire you remix.. wow
94. taco50 (banned) (Posts: 5506; Member since: 08 Oct 2009)
You were doing good, but had to resort to your iPhone bashing. Why?
Why can't you just accept iPhone is a good phone that people like and for some it's a better fit than android?
108. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
All I did was sum up the article. Try reading it, you will find every bit of what I just said, right in it.
167. MartyK (Posts: 819; Member since: 11 Apr 2012)
hahahahahaha! you need 3 thumbs up for this one..hahahaha
15. Yummy (Posts: 117; Member since: 28 Mar 2012)
You guys are harsh on Ray. Every Person has their own opinion and besides..... We all know which phone is better right? Lol
16. imsickwithphone (banned) (Posts: 76; Member since: 17 May 2012)
Specs vs platform
17. kshell1 (Posts: 1143; Member since: 05 Oct 2011)
Good job Ray, your starting to impress me with your reviews.
18. darac (Posts: 2156; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
Such a failed article!
Conclusion at the end is delusional.
With that attitude, why not compare the SIII with Emporia phones for elderly people and conclude that it all depends on what you need, so there's no clear winner.
You can't relativise the fact that, in a fair comparison, SIII blows the 4S out of the water.
It is proven in countless examples that android is actually EASIER to use, way more functional, more intuitive than iOS, (all things equal regarding the performance) even for a light user.
31. Ray.S (Posts: 331; Member since: 19 Jul 2011)
The Galaxy S III and iPhone 4S are more or less direct competitors. The Emporia phones that you give as an example are created for an entirely different demographic.
Note that I didn't say that the iPhone isn't for real smartphone users that do a lot of stuff on their devices. I just said it isn't the open and tweakable platform that Android is. But if you're OK with doing things in a strictly controlled way (the Apple/iOS way), you can do tons of stuff on an iPhone, using its applications. Meanwhile, if you want to do things your way, only Android can make this possible, because it gives you the freedom to do so.
71. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
so the big question is which phone would you buy with your own money ray? ;)
80. gallitoking (Posts: 4718; Member since: 17 May 2011)
which one would you buy. the iphone 4S or the "crapdragon" version fof the SGSIII?
83. PhoneArenaUser (Posts: 5498; Member since: 05 Aug 2011)
I'm not remixfa and I also wont buy Samsung Galaxy S III, but if I would, I would buy Samsung Galaxy S III with Exynos 4212.


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Irvine learned of the course while on a fishing trip to South Uist. One of only 41 people in the world with a Master Greenkeeper certificate, Irvine soon contacted some of the world's best-known golf course architects and greenkeepers to invite them to take part in the restoration efforts. One of those is Martin Ebert, a golf course architect who has designed 60 courses in 16 countries.
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Old Tom Morris, so called because he had an equally famous son who bore the same name, was an accomplished golf champion, course designer and club-maker. He helped establish the Open and placed second in the inaugural competition in 1860. Morris played in every Open for the next 36 years, winning four times.
Besides being the Opens oldest winner at 46, he is considered the father of modern greenkeeping and is responsible for standardizing the golf course length at 18 holes. He was also quite an architect, having designed 69 courses, 52 of which are in Scotland, including such shrines as Muirfield, Prestwick, Carnoustie and Royal Dornoch.
He designed Askernish in 1892, making it the oldest course in the Western Isles. But the course was neglected and a nine-hole course was eventually laid out over it. Irvine and a team of volunteers traveled to South Uist in early March 2006 and staked out the old Morris course in preparation for its restoration this May.
The team Irvine assembled is made up of volunteers who are waiving their usual fees for the once-in-a-lifetime chance to reveal a forgotten links course designed by an old master. Askernish Golf Club is currently approaching golf associations and the European Union for the funding needed for the restoration. Its also awaiting approval from the Askernish Common Grazings Committee before proceeding with the work.
One of the volunteers is Chris Haspell, an Englishman who is considered the leading greenkeeper in Denmark. "This course has no less than 16 signature holes; most courses can only boast one, said Haspell. "Having this resource should help the local juniors and could even spawn a new Tiger Woods on the islands."
If all goes well with the rejuvenation of Askernish, golfers from around the world may be looking at an atlas and talking with their travel agents about making a sojourn to South Uist in the Outer Hebrides.
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Huff was killed by a gunman May 3 after he and fellow officers responded to a report of shots fired at a vacant house on the city's east side.
His death prompted wide-spread mourning and a call to curb crime. But apparently, his cousin was not ready to answer that call.
May 13, WDIV: Huff's wife, Melissa, filed a police report Wednesday stating about $300 dollars in donations that had been collected from the family's condominium association was missing, and she is accusing the unnamed cousin of being responsible.The television station reports the Macomb County Prosecutors Office will now determine whether to charge the unnamed cousin, citing the possibility of misdemeanor larceny or embezzlement counts.
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Places is an optional service, and a very confusing one at that – that is, if you want to be able to tweak the privacy controls within it. (Of course, if you want privacy, you probably shouldn't opt in to Places, or be on Facebook, for that matter.) Nonetheless, users want to be able to control their experience, and that looks to be difficult. Here's Facebook's best attempt at explaining Places privacy controls.
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So what does all of this mean for minors on Facebook?
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What I find so funny about the whole thing is Facebook's rationale for offering the service. "The company says its users already post status messages that say things like: "at Starbucks in Harvard Square with Susan and Jeff." Now, they can tap a new Places icon in the Facebook app on their iPhones and do this more easily, complete with a map." None of what I've read so far makes Places sound easier to use than typing "at Sbux." But I don't like to use Facebook Mobile, anyway. If I have something I really want to put on Facebook while I'm out and about, I use Selective Tweets via text message. For example, I might Tweet, "We all spend way too much time on our phones. Has anyone seen my baby? #oops."
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I haven't used the throttle hold right before a crash, but it also seems natural for throttle hold to be on the left, since one has already given up throttle control at that point.
I still get a bit of tail wag too. I've been playing with the gyro setting, but haven't quite found the sweet spot, I guess. Either that, or it doesn't have to do with the gyro setting.
Seeing that you've got 50+ packs thru bird so far, I would also mention that dkfuji had a belt snap at 20 something packs, I had one snap after ~35 packs I think it was. I can't say that I could have predicted it or seen a defect in the belt, so a replacement as maintenance might be advisable.
What kind of flight times are you getting? What voltage are you draining your packs to?
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Changed the belt yesterday. I started noticing a lot of fiber dust on the tail. The new belt was quite a bit thicker than the one I replaced. I don't know if they changed the dimensions, or just tolerances. Maybe it was just worn. There were lots of loose fiber strands.
I can get over 6 minutes on a pack. I have an alarm device that sounds when the any cell drops to 3.3v. The performance noticeably diminishes before that though. It has an LED display and plugs into the balance plug. I just sit it on top of the battery and you can read the voltage through the canopy. I ordered another voltage alarm that alerts before 3.3v I thing will be better. I use the stock batteries and NRG 1300mah packs. The NRG came with 18g wire which didn't seem to deliver much punch (supposed to be 35C). I changes the wires to 14g and it is better. I also have a Hyperion 1800mah pack I haven't tried yet. I need a balance plug adapter for it which I should have later this week. I bought an X-Charger B6 which works great and can speed up charging significantly over the stock supplied charger.
Ideally I am trying to stop at 7.4 volts under load which seems to be about 6 minutes with the stock 1500 mah battery.
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A friend of mine with a 4F200 and myself have both had troubles with the tail box screws stripping out. Could somebody tell me whether you guys have found any tail box swap out from other heli?
eg: does the TREX250, HK250, GuruZ, etc tail box, swap out? even if it has to go back to two blade tail rotor?
What are the alternatives?
And yes, you can use 2blades from HK250 kit but will lost 3blades look from stock!
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I'm interested in your experience both with the 3S and your HK250/Trex250 parts swap.
First, do you use the belt from a Trex250 if you swap the boom? Standard 4F200 belts don't last very long-so I've been looking for another option.
How does putting a longer boom on effect the gyro (mine is quite waggy/gainy already as standard).
I have no experience of 250 parts and keep seeing the Trex tail booms described as long boom, are there two options with the Trex and therefore different belt lengths as well?
Could you post a pic of 4F200 boom next to a Trex boom to compare the lengths (I got a Trex belt of Ebay to try in the 4F200 and its way longer so I'm trying to see what sizes are involved). If you have a 4F200 already fitted with the Trex boom a pic of that would be great too.
Are any other Trex parts compatible with this heli? Main shaft or head?
On to the motor and 3S.
How long do you set your timer for on the 3S 800mAh your using?
I'm either going to convert my 2S 1300mAh to 3S or buy some new 3S batts what would you say is a good size balance for this heli? [My reasoning for converting my 1300's is this would balance my heli nose to tail weight wise. But I don't want to make it too heavy(as a complete heli)-nobody seems to be using anything bigger than 1000 mAh for 3S in 250's.]
Last question-honest...
I have this motor http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...idproduct=8143 on order for my 3S conversion with 13,14 or 15t pinion what would you try first?
The pinions will fit the HK/Trex250 main gear so I'm hoping they will be ok meshing with the 4F200!
I would of tried your motor but missed your post and already got this ordered. Sorry for all the questions but it seems you've already done exactly what I have been thinking about. I know I've asked a lot so just answer when you have the time. It would be great if I could pick your brains in future.
Hey Andy,
I've just post some pics about tail modding for 4F200.Trex250 boom is longer than F200 so if you wants to have more tail authority just swap in Trex boom onto stock F200 near tail servo( just do some good measurement and cut off stock F200 leaving enough space to insert Trex boom on it and use CA.This way, you still use stock tail fin.servo holder.....Use kevlar belt for Tr250 will last longer than stock, make sure all screws on tail box aren't too long which can reach belt and gave premature wear.
-Stock 4F200 tail boom measures: 22.5cm
-HK250: 25 cm
Beside tail rotor assembly, only drive belt pulley(near main gear) is compatible with F200.
-For 3S, i put 5' on TX timer but flight time is more than that(about 8' sport flight) using 30A Esc and new motor.
Making heli nose heavy and using heavier blades will make a lot of difference! that's a good idea .
I'm using these upgrades and so far my bird is very docile and flight time is on average 6~8', Esc & motor is very cool in touch, even after 3 packs !
-Esc: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=110455544593
-motor: http://cgi.ebay.com/4800KV-Outrunner...ts_Accessories
(don't worry,this motor can handle 3S and runs cool).
HK motor seems don't have enough rpm for this heli , DK have mentioned on his earlier post that stock motor has 6000kv!Don't forget to use smaller pinion with 3S,i use CB180D stock motor pinion on new motor(1 tooth less than stock).Stock F200 main gear pitch is way difficult to find for matched pinion so i use CB180 one's which match perfectly.I'm still looking for a pinion with less teeth for lowering HS a bit(actually, it's 6200 which makes scarying noise when start...sounds like a vacum dirt cleaner!).
Hope this help
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After a long inspection and some test I found the problem, the servo input is well reversed in the TX and all work very fine exept that the axis gyro in the receiver are not reversed and still make their correction in the wrong direction.
Is there a way to reverse the axis gyro movement, or I will have to change the motor polarity in both servo?
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For that last item, you can scour beaches at low tide, dip into your own collection, or buy a bunch at a craft store or online (large bags go for under $20). Then arrange your seashells in either a symmetrical or a random pattern—either way can look beautiful.
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