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It is taped together and has a 20min battery. Fucker is shot

Nobody wants my old computers, lol. They die an unfriendly death

It is the chemically dependent part, but wth

Part of me misses living here.

Congrats! I am moving my office from Ann Arbor to Plymouth atm. Building a new testing facility there. Should be a wicked cool building when done.

http://store.soundsolutionsaudio.com/products/nvx-audio-jad12001-amplifier.html My Xcon loves that amp

Of course at one point when I lived here I did as well

Dude working her3 has a mohawk

6" leather BAM

If I really wanted to carry it a long way I would probably grab my levi guitar strap

The neck strap gets unclipped for shooting. Only for carrying

I carry my camera on a black rapid strap with a spider pro hand strap and a tripod mount. Think that is a joby

NO snow here either. otherwise I would have my trailer.

One of my wilwoods froze up. Had to put pistons in it

<-sitting in a bar in Fargo nd

Going into secure no camera zones and unloading 4 lenses is funny. Especially in japan

Urban disguise

Crumpler. Although I don't usually use a bag. For work my laptop bag is a think tank wh3n I carry the camera

Frankenmouth is hilarious. Took my boss there who is from Germany. He started to cry.

I thought I understood, but you used the terms so interchangeably I wasn't positive the OP followed. It also isn't the first thing you should do. Somewhat of a bandaid and one with minor benefits. Reason being is that the biggest difference in a bigger pulley is that it will increase the tension on a fixed length system. With a tensioner of course it shouldn't change or only minimally based on the spring constant of the device. As for surface area that the belt adds. In a perfectly simple world (ie only two pulleys so maximum pulley contact) you would only gain the amount (1/2 circumference of big pulley - 1/2 circumference of smaller pulley). Which would mean going from a 4" to a 4.5" pulley you would gain less than .75" of contact along the length of the belt. If the angle of incidence is such that it normally only touches 25% of the pulley (more normal) you can cut that number in half. The 6-12% contact patch gain while significant is probably less effective than a clean new pulley and non-glazed belt. Just replacing things isn't the approach I'd take. Making sure everything is setup right is the first step. Most people are lazy and skip this. Don't.

Indoor waterpark....sure, you just like to dance to German oompa music.

Bigger, larger, and wider were all used in your description....hmm. Wider is obviously the ultimate choice, but at what cost?

I'd listen to them with the subs off and no eq or t/a. The 2 vehicles I used the PRS in both sounded better with the t/a off and eq flat than when I ran the auto eq. Both were tough installations, but still it is worth noting in particular since you are still setting things up.

I am coming off a 1080p Zenbook. It has been a great computer, but after a couple years of constant use it needs to be retired. Hoping the HP doesn't let me down. The build quality on the older Zenbooks is awesome...if you keep the screws in them.

Isn't it always!