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A construction barge builds a wall along the L-40 Levee in the Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge. Modifications to the levee are part of the creation of the Fran Reich Preserve (Site 1 Impoundment) that will capture and store water normally discharged through the Hillsboro Canal.
From 10th to 31th October
- New Necklace
Resizer inside, possible to delete it !
PS: sim limited in script ( 50)
I could not get the Tee to slide into the chassis, so I removed 0.060" from the top 45 angle. I do not know if I misread a dimension or what, but I did not want to disassemble the frame to insert the Tee. I checked my 3D model first, and there is still 0.103" of material between the steam inlet and the relieved angle.
Custom IBook I'm working on. Custom Black Paintjob on the inside of the clear plastic/acrylic casing, apple logos stripped out and backlit.... inside shielding removed so when the case is open the inside is see through, so you can see the inside electronics... Upgraded Hardrive, ram, soon to be overclocked and fedora core 7 linux installed.
Modifications:
Wheels: Rennen R8 X-Treme Concave
Finish: Brushed w/ Color Matched Sophisto Grey Windows & Registers
Size: 21x9.0 | 21x10.5"
Tires: Michelin Pilot Super Sport
(F) 255/30/21
(R) 295/25/21
Suspension: AC Schnitzer Lowering Springs
I figured that since everyone else in the world has made a variation or upgrade on the m4/m16, i would too. I took the m16a4 bolt, 20" barel, m4 birdcage flash hider, then suped it up with various stuff.
The two main problems to address are the locator pins on the front of each runner plus the angle of the metal where the floor bolts go through. The locator pin comes off easily with a hacksaw. Three of the angle tabs can also be easily bent flat by sticking them in a vice and slowly easing them into shape using the length of the runners as a nice lever.
This is a picture from my propane smoker's user manual. My smoker does not have the side dampers as this picture shows, and this is the only picture in the entire manual that shows side dampers.
Upon further research, other, more expensive versions of my smoker have these side dampers, which is probably why this graphic has the side dampers visible (reused graphic).
I'm having a very difficult time getting an internal temperature below 250 degrees in my smoker, 180-200 being optimal for things like brisket and seafood. My plan is to buy or otherwise obtain two damper covers, drill some holes, and install the dampers as shown in this picture on my smoker.
Theoretically, this will allow cooler outside air to mix with the hot air and smoke between the fire and the meat, keeping the fire hot (and the wood smoking) while keep the meat from cooking too quickly.
Some older AI images modified with new Photoshop beta. Borders were expanded and then auto filled by Photoshop. A whole new world.
Pins 16 and 2 are both strapped to +5V. This mod separates pin 16 from pin 2, and the wire brings +5V back, to power the multiplexor. Note that the solder (and pin remnants) have been removed from the pass-through hole. Since this hole connects through to pin 2, it will be used to take an the address line through from underneath.
Extension on the side is very stable and prevents accidental operation of the right side buttons. The extension also makes the camera feel bigger and more comfortable during pod or handheld operation. Discussion at www.flickr.com/groups/2082775@N20/discuss/72157635072289891/
Hand trolley modified as bike trailer?
I guess the plastic container bucketing the seat acts as a mudguard? (there's potential for some more storage there - but this owner had completely cut away the front - possibly to allow pedalling!)
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