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Yes, for personal front yards its an amazing idea. I've done a few of them as well. Thanks You're welcome and OUCH! I'm guessing that stopping you from playing??

Where are you getting the extreme for that price? hahaha dude thats the sq inch not the price

So today kind of sucked, we didn't get shit done. There was an issue with the Goal boxes and Scott ( client ) was in a meeting ALL day so we had to hold on on doing them till 11 o'clock at night... Straight up a MILLION bugs everywhere! They LOVED the lights and our sunblock.. it was bad. Here's the pictures! With it being Arizona and all we get a lot of heat wrinkles.. some we have to cut open and trim down and glue back down, no biggie. After we fixed some wrinkles, we centered the field off so we could get out Goal boxes cut out. Cut strips of white Turf for the Goal boxes and such. Laid out where the Goal boxes should be -- This is when we had to wait hours too find out Scott wasn't even going to show up.. -- So, we said the hell with him and continued on with something else.. like picking dry glue off the Seams. After we picked the SHIT out of the Seams we Groomed them. With this beast haha Now, on too the center circle.. Cut and laid in so we can slice relieve cuts ( haha, looks like 3 guys standing around looking at one guy working ) On with more gluing, oohhhh joy haha. Glue ready Glue placed in for Center Circle After we laid the glue down and everything for the Center we ended up cutting and gluing the Goal boxes in

Thanks man

Off to work again! See you guys in 12-18 hours

Ohhh hell yeah it makes a world of a difference! On a Football field around 80,000 -- 100,000 pounds of rubber is spread out across the field. Its recycled tires from car and such that get grounded up, there is also MANY different grades of rubber too. From ones half size of your pinky finger nail to dust like kind, also have different colors.. mostly white and black though.. more black of anything. Rubber comes in these BIG ass bags that are used to transport peanuts and such and each bag when filled with rubber weighs 2000 -- 3000 pounds.

Some call him the best, but takes MONTHS for him to get back too you in most cases. People say he has it down to a science.... fuck him, check my sig and get a design fast and way way way way cheaper

Its really soft plastic "fibers" they become warm from the sun and it's really nice on your hands. Turf > Grass There are MANY different grades of Turf though, from durable Pro Football too soft backyard baby safe Turf.

Thanks man it was such a pain in the ass to get em look that good Ohh yeeaah, but they are a BITCH to clean hahah Thanks bro! Appreciate it my dude! haha no doubt he already knows me Good look my man

me tooo haha

I like my Alpine Type R's. Got a video on my build log.. they got the police called on me for disturbing the peace haha

This.

Nice, my favorite is when the JL sub was the main character lol :drink40:

I agree, its basically a Saz-3000d board.. it is actually. Just because it's rated and able to go down to .5 ohms.. it doesn't mean you HAVE to. Well no shit, but if you needed what it put out at .5 and its rated to handle .5.. you would run it at .5, no?

Crescendo Audio :: Amplifers :: 3KWP Monoblock Amplifier Now you have.

Buy it, do it, then tell me how it goes

Doesn't matter, its ohms law. No. I'm saying.. like, why would they make an amp 1/2 stable if.. ( see bold ) Same can be said about 1 ohm compared to 2 ohm and so on. As long as the amp is built to take the abuse of low ohm loads, personally I wouldn't run anything lower then 1 ohm on subs for daily situations. Okay, i'm thinking about the Crescendo Audio :: Amplifers :: 3KWP Monoblock Amplifier but i wouldn't want it to break on me

Whats the word on final product?

I like that port

When i read that i actually felt pretty bad..

There was another thread about this. Try n find it.

Doesn't matter, its ohms law. No. I'm saying.. like, why would they make an amp 1/2 stable if.. ( see bold )

"Dropping an amp to 1/2 ohm doubles the output current (up until the amp just can't put out more at least) and makes everything less efficient so the power supply in turn draws more current, often times inducing more voltage drop which calls for MORE current to maintain the same output level - again, turning into a cycle if it continues until something fails." What about amps that are 1/2ohm stable?