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papalek
Joined: 08 Mar 2006
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Location: Longs SC
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| drice1234 wrote: | I tell you, no little people are going to be getting up to the chairs on the riser. I think I saw a spot where you could fit in 2 more speakers. Your a nut.  |
I am planning on adding a 15" sub under the second row. I will be able to back the 21" down some. Women get to excited back there. 
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jask
Joined: 17 Mar 2006
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Location: kamloops BC
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| papalek wrote: | | mack1 wrote: | Thats some nice equipment dude  Your neighbors must love you |
It is rather loud outside sometimes.
It is a good thing I am not in a development. I have 400' of woods between me and the neighbor on one side and the other side they are about 200' away. I have about 1000' of woods between me and the people behind me. They are just starting to build across the street but they will be 500'away. |
Huge electric bill,,,,,remote location,,,,likes to dress up like a pirate  around here that usually is an indoor gardener!
boss hog "Son we had a report your electric meter is spinning like Bill Clinton in a room full of interns"
Papalek "honest sheriff, I just have a stack of amps the size of your car in there!!"
boss hog "is that right now, I guess that seems reasonable enough,why have people bin sayin they see strange lights?..."
Papalek "yeah, well..... I got a couple of Ampro......"
boss hog (gun drawn) "WHAT!? down on the ground you son of a ..., why it deviants like you that give this town a bad name!!"
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papalek
Joined: 08 Mar 2006
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Location: Longs SC
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| Posted: Sun Nov 18, 2007 8:12 pm Post subject: |
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| jask wrote: | | papalek wrote: | | mack1 wrote: | | Thats some nice equipment dude Your neighbors must love you |
It is rather loud outside sometimes.
It is a good thing I am not in a development. I have 400' of woods between me and the neighbor on one side and the other side they are about 200' away. I have about 1000' of woods between me and the people behind me. They are just starting to build across the street but they will be 500'away. |
Huge electric bill,,,,,remote location,,,,likes to dress up like a pirate around here that usually is an indoor gardener!
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Nope no gardening in here.
I do like to put you IN the movie. I like to let you feel like you are in the movie. 120" plus rocking sound works real well.
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stefuel
Joined: 07 Mar 2006
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Location: Green Harbor MA USA
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And of course, brought to you by the best god damn projector on the planet, the mighty 4600 8)
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papalek
Joined: 08 Mar 2006
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| stefuel wrote: | | And of course, brought to you by the best god damn projector on the planet, the mighty 4600 8) |
And its shooting on 120" wide screen.
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AnalogRocks
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Joined: 08 Mar 2006
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Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
TV/Projector: Sony 1252Q, AMPRO 4000G
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| papalek wrote: | | stefuel wrote: | | And of course, brought to you by the best god damn projector on the planet, the mighty 4600 8) |
And its shooting on 120" wide screen. |
How hard do you run your tubes?
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papalek
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I run them pretty hard. The picture looks fantastic. When they get real bad,I will pull the ones out of the spare 4600 that is on its side behind the back row.  And by the time I toast both sets of tubes, 9" sets will be dirt cheap as more people switch to digitals.
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Fujifrontier
Joined: 20 Oct 2007
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Location: San Antonio, Texas
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Holy crap that's a lot of stuff - but oooh, a purty pitcher....... imma have to put in some overtime, me wants a PJ :drool:
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Mark_A_W
Joined: 15 Mar 2006
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Location: Sunny Melbourne Australia
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So how many kilowatt hours are in a $400 electricity bill???
I'm about to get on my high horse...I can't resist. I spat on the windscreen of a Hummer yesterday...same urge.
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AnalogRocks
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| Mark_A_W wrote: | So how many kilowatt hours are in a $400 electricity bill???
I'm about to get on my high horse...I can't resist. I spat on the windscreen of a Hummer yesterday...same urge. |
And the point of that? It's someone else's property and you defaced it. If someone did that to one of my rides there'd be hell to pay.
Now back to the topic. Paul, can you fit anymore projectors in there?
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Mark_A_W
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Yeah, and I usually have total respect for other people's property.
But that fades into insignificance when the @#$#@er buys a monstrosity like that. We got Global Warming and Peak Oil on the way, and they buy a Hummer anyway. Not acceptable. Period.
Paul, you said it was a "triple wide mobile home". Umm..does mobile home means something different to you guys? I thought it was a caravan trailer, but it looks like a normal house. Bit lost here....
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ecrabb
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| Mark_A_W wrote: | Yeah, and I usually have total respect for other people's property.
But that fades into insignificance when the @#$#@er buys a monstrosity like that. We got Global Warming and Peak Oil on the way, and they buy a Hummer anyway. Not acceptable. Period. |
A monstrosity? Please. So, do you also spit on people's vehicles that you know waste thousands of liters of gas commuting tens of thousands of kilometers per year when they could simply work closer to home (or live closer to work)? Do you also spit on people's other vehicles that get just as bad - if not worse - fuel economy than the Hummer? Do you spit on the vehicles of people that waste gas going on vacation a long distance from home? Do you drive out to the airport and spit on guys' small airplanes, too? How about boats?
You're obviously a self-righteous *******. Period.
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papalek
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Mobile home means that it is constructed in sections. Mine has two sections that are 14x60 and one that is 12x30. They have a steel frame under each section and are in wheels. They bring the sections in,bolt them together,put them up on pilings and remove the axles. you can at any time put the axles back under and unbolt the sections and wheel it away. That is why it is called a mobile home. Although they prefer to call them manufactured homes. They can range from totally flimsy crap to very well built. Mine is on the upper end and is built better than some stick built homes.
Analog, There is the 4200G and 2000 setting on the floor in the corner. But I am hoping that they will find a home in someone else's theater.
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stefuel
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Does it have forced hot air heat with a Miller furnace?
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papalek
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I have a heat pump with emergency electric backup.
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Mark_A_W
Joined: 15 Mar 2006
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Location: Sunny Melbourne Australia
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| ecrabb wrote: | | Mark_A_W wrote: | Yeah, and I usually have total respect for other people's property.
But that fades into insignificance when the @#$#@er buys a monstrosity like that. We got Global Warming and Peak Oil on the way, and they buy a Hummer anyway. Not acceptable. Period. |
A monstrosity? Please. So, do you also spit on people's vehicles that you know waste thousands of liters of gas commuting tens of thousands of kilometers per year when they could simply work closer to home (or live closer to work)? Do you also spit on people's other vehicles that get just as bad - if not worse - fuel economy than the Hummer? Do you spit on the vehicles of people that waste gas going on vacation a long distance from home? Do you drive out to the airport and spit on guys' small airplanes, too? How about boats?
You're obviously a self-righteous *******. Period.
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You and I will NEVER see eye to eye.
Have you read the latest IPCC report, released on the 17th? The age of the car and excess fossil fuel has to end. There's no doubt anymore - their hasn't been for 10 years actually.
Here's a link in case it didn't make Faux News:
http://www.ipcc.ch/pdf/assessment-report/ar4/syr/ar4_syr_spm.pdf
Worse than a Hummer??? That's funny. Like what? A M41 Abrams? The only thing worse on the roads here are semi trailers, and they SERVE A PURPOSE. Even if there is a car worse than a Hummer, the Hummer also symbolises the US Military Industrial Complex - about the number 1 thing on the planet we could do without.
And why was the price of oil $50 a barrel 9 months ago, and now it's pushing $100?? What if it doubles again in 9 months? (Well, Alberta tar sands are now financially viable, which will sure help in the long term...unless you happen to like Alberta looking the way it does instead of a giant festering sore due to strip mining.)
Half you yanks live in Cheney's lala land of "The US way of life is not negotiable". War for oil remember, you dragged us into it. Iran is next.
And yes, if it's pure recreation, and it uses oil, then it's social acceptability will have to be revisited - your troops are dying for it. Sail boats are fine. Dirty great Stink boats are not.
Self Righteous? Maybe...Got your attention though. Realistic? Yes. The next 30 years are basically set by the carbon load (+equivalents) we already carry from the last 200 years. It's the 30 after that we can affect.
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Mark_A_W
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| papalek wrote: | Mobile home means that it is constructed in sections. Mine has two sections that are 14x60 and one that is 12x30. They have a steel frame under each section and are in wheels. They bring the sections in,bolt them together,put them up on pilings and remove the axles. you can at any time put the axles back under and unbolt the sections and wheel it away. That is why it is called a mobile home. Although they prefer to call them manufactured homes. They can range from totally flimsy crap to very well built. Mine is on the upper end and is built better than some stick built homes.
Analog, There is the 4200G and 2000 setting on the floor in the corner. But I am hoping that they will find a home in someone else's theater. |
Ahh, a "Pre Fab". Efficient way to make a house.
You had me thinking you lived in a trailer park
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Fujifrontier
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*slowly backs away from thread*
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papalek
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| Fujifrontier wrote: | | *slowly backs away from thread* |
Yes I know what you mean.
It seams to me that lately some one has to turn EVERY thread into either-
A. Environmental
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B. Political.
I do not understand why those kinds of discusions can not be kept to the OFF TOPIC section. There are a lot of us that do NOT come here to talk about either one. 
I come here to talk to other people that enjoy the hobby(addictive hobby) of CRT PJs.
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I got a load of carbon for ya.....
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