Archive for General Discussion
Sep
05
Long Beach Swap Pics
Posted by: | CommentsThese were taken 08/08/10 at the Long Beach Hi-Performance Swap. Next one is Sept. 12th.
























Sep
04
Memike, a little known fact
Posted by: | CommentsI was bored tonight so I did a little math. I started thinking, 21,000 posts? Now if my gazintas are right, you being a member for about 1700 days, That is like 12.5 posts per day average, 365 days a year for 4.5 years? Man you most live on the computor?
Sep
04
Saturday night you picks
Posted by: | CommentsWhat ya do! is show your age here and bring back some memories of songs you remember as a young gun, who knows 8) you may turn a young gun on to something they never took the time to listen to :-D
me first :-D We have some old talent back in the day too :-D
And songs that make use just want to ride the high ways back in the day
Strange to see Eric Clapton back in the day 8) blues rock
me first :-D We have some old talent back in the day too :-D
And songs that make use just want to ride the high ways back in the day
Strange to see Eric Clapton back in the day 8) blues rock
Sep
04
south carolina guys help
Posted by: | CommentsHay guys I'm out at the beach and want to no if there's a local drag strip to the beach ???I'm here on 14th street on ocean blv. Thanks would love to see some racing out here
Sep
04
Need genertor help..
Posted by: | CommentsModdy, please move if not in right place.
Folks,
Updated our generator from an old, heavy, green Colman that could be heard several subdivisions away to a fairly quiet one with wheels. The biggest difference other than being a bit less powerful and movable is that the breakers are ground fault protected.
We have several important circuits that have antique lights..they are not dot nor CSA however, we do have a letter on record with the Nova Scotia Power Commission stating our set up to cover every-bodies butt.
Anyway, I have several circuits that keep knocking the breakers off in the generator..one is the furnace...kinda necessary in the winter because it is our sole source of heat. ...I hired an electrician to fit it this problem in our house but other than charging us an ungodly rate, they told us they couldn't..they also told me to convert the generator to an earlier standard..which I found no one will do.. Too many people preaching "standards" then washing their hands of the problem..
We did not erupt into fire with the old generator...I have an extra fuse box and the generator is hardwired into our house..so all I need to do when the power dropps is go down to our fuse box, flip one switch and then go out and start the generator.
Can anyone help me cut a wire or something to fix this situation.
I am assuming that the circuits that a gpf protected by our fuse box will still work regardless of the generator..
I would be most grateful for a little instruction or a poke to a valuable web site..
Cheers
Grassy
Folks,
Updated our generator from an old, heavy, green Colman that could be heard several subdivisions away to a fairly quiet one with wheels. The biggest difference other than being a bit less powerful and movable is that the breakers are ground fault protected.
We have several important circuits that have antique lights..they are not dot nor CSA however, we do have a letter on record with the Nova Scotia Power Commission stating our set up to cover every-bodies butt.
Anyway, I have several circuits that keep knocking the breakers off in the generator..one is the furnace...kinda necessary in the winter because it is our sole source of heat. ...I hired an electrician to fit it this problem in our house but other than charging us an ungodly rate, they told us they couldn't..they also told me to convert the generator to an earlier standard..which I found no one will do.. Too many people preaching "standards" then washing their hands of the problem..
We did not erupt into fire with the old generator...I have an extra fuse box and the generator is hardwired into our house..so all I need to do when the power dropps is go down to our fuse box, flip one switch and then go out and start the generator.
Can anyone help me cut a wire or something to fix this situation.
I am assuming that the circuits that a gpf protected by our fuse box will still work regardless of the generator..
I would be most grateful for a little instruction or a poke to a valuable web site..
Cheers
Grassy
Sep
04
Atten:Commputer repair guys
Posted by: | CommentsI have a Compaq Presario C700 laptop 2 years old, Pentium duo core, our local cpu guy said everything was fine but the mother board cooked. He said he can still recover everything. My question is he wanted $700 to put another mother board in it. That seems high when you can get mother boards on ebay for a third that much. Anybody out there that could fix this for me cheaper or is it now a high dollar paperwieght? I appreciate your thoughts thanks.
Tony
Tony
Sep
04
Early A V8 Radiator
Posted by: | CommentsWhere is the best place to find a V8 radiator that will fit a 64 Dart? Getting ready to pull the /6 and drop in the fresh 273. Are there any options for new aftermarket ones? Or, any other models that will fit? If so, what modifications are necessary? Any words of wisdom will be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
