Worcester/Boston Social Thread
Feb 19, 2009, 06:50 AM
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Must be the day...I'm confused. We need to use a male to male connector? Does that mean we need to take out the cable you installed yesterday Josh and do a differnt one or is there some sort of adaptor we can put on the end of the female one in my car? This is my very long day today, I didn't help it buy going to the gym at 530. Should have stayed in bed another 90 mins.
Feb 19, 2009, 06:59 AM
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To easy, thank you much Paul. If you don't mind me borrowing yours til I grab my own that would be awesome. I've got a lot to do the next 2 days, looking like Friday night or Saterday are my only times to meet up with Turco. When he lets me know what he would like to do I will give you a shout.
Edit: I'm so behind the times, I finally just ordered a FastLane, about time, right? If anyone doesn't have one but wants one, the MassPike is giving the transponders out free when you sign up for a new account. I just want one because I'm sick of digging for change when I go into Boston or elsewhere when I hit a toll. I won't use it every day but it'll be a nice convience.
Edit: I'm so behind the times, I finally just ordered a FastLane, about time, right? If anyone doesn't have one but wants one, the MassPike is giving the transponders out free when you sign up for a new account. I just want one because I'm sick of digging for change when I go into Boston or elsewhere when I hit a toll. I won't use it every day but it'll be a nice convience.
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Feb 19, 2009, 07:45 AM
I retract my last statement, i do need a female connector. The connector is tecnically male but the pins are female. It is complicated.
You end should look like this::
You end should look like this::
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Feb 19, 2009, 08:42 AM
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Feb 19, 2009, 08:44 AM
When the TV is fully extended that 30-45 lbs can triple/quadruple in terms of leverage when the mount is fully extended. Aluminum will be a little lighter but it's not going to be as strong in the long run.
I've used the steel cantilever mount from monoprice & I've also used thier fixed tilting mount with great success. The steel cantilever was used on a 50" plasma which weighted at least 3 times as much as an LCD & the fixed was a 52" lcd.
Feb 19, 2009, 08:46 AM
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Kenny- if you are game, so am I. I'm out at 4pm today, so I go home, take care of Mikah, and then we have burritos and beer nom nom nom just let me know
The 'DEW Tour' should be on tv tonight (19th, 20th, & 21st) too from Northstar at Tahoe
The 'DEW Tour' should be on tv tonight (19th, 20th, & 21st) too from Northstar at Tahoe