aardvarkash10
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jaysus - Its a Mod's scooter crossbred with a Morris-dancing Pearly Queen
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Grinder with a flapper disc. Whatever the visible damage is, you have to get back to solid, dry ply. No point evaduring wet or soft stuff.
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haha! Love me some TexMex rock, Mexican swing, mariachi, and SOTB stuff. It's not a big distance to Angela's taste for me. Perhaps a Spencer raft up is in order.
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any time you want more storage space, let me know - keen on any vinyl. Except for Khamal. You can send those to Sallies
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chuck some filler in it - only you will know....
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heres a local one - not sure on its density, but I'm confident you can read a product sheet https://www.norski.co.nz/collections/foams/products/norski-pour-in-foam
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Little Barrier is outside the environment
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its sell-named - I can imagine many people being trolled by it.
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I also checked RS Components. Not a stocked item. Might be a private import item for you... -
the line of the exhaust on that thing - it's just flawless. We'll miss that when they are all electric...
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A Stewart with a walk though??? Sacrilege! What next, a sugar scoop? Canting keel? 🤣
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anzor would be the go-to followed by wakefields... https://www.anzor.co.nz/ https://www.wakefieldmetals.co.nz/fasteners/
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I'd use urethane skateboard bushings. A lot of early mountainbike suspension systems used urethane bushings as the "spring". Stable, takes huge load, available in a wide range of compression strengths (duro), easily replaced and tuned (stack different duro bushings in different lengths to tune).
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built as a two-hoop cross-braced frame it should be fine. As a single hoop frame its a Len Lye sculpture.
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https://www.autobend.co.nz/tubular-products.html
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The Gonzales brothers, Juan and Julio, were just 2nm and three lines of coke short of the Florida Coast when they found the leak in the portable meth lab gas line....
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Wanted - Robb Marine/Howard Rope Clutch 10mm rope
aardvarkash10 replied to marinheiro's topic in Classifieds
2nd dibs if they are no use to marinheiro -
I bet he has a column somewhere on "What size House for a Family of Five?" It starts off "Houses are big and small. Some are inbetween. A house can have a front porch. You will need a roof, and floor is also a good idea" It goes downhill from there.
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big chunk of water and two completely different events - one that appears to have been a mechanical failure, the other a bar crossing that went wrong, one a canoe, the other a power craft, one a solo, the other a group. Any water will get you if you are unprepared or get it wrong.
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and so, with not a lot else to do that is more pressing, SO will be slipping her lines and ambling out into the Waitemata on the tide.
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especially galling since you can only ride one at a time...
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yeah, front suspension wasn't a strong focus area in the early 1970's! It had me really confused - not as bulky as a CBX but obviously 6 cylinder from the sound and the fan of pipes. The guy riding it wasn't going hard - it looked like it was getting its "once a month, 5km and then back on the battery charger" ride.
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wandering to the supermarket this arvo (covid-ercise) and we were passed by what I thought at first glance was an original Z1. But the pipes looked odd. Too many of them... It went around the roundabout up the road and came back towards us. Sounded not like a Z1. Turned out, it was one of these. Looked original and mint. Not a ride I would have expected to see in deepest Papakura. Or even in NZ to be honest.
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Tablets for navigation vs fixed chart plotters laptops
aardvarkash10 replied to Spirit of Wray's topic in MarineTalk
I find tablets and phones difficult in bright light. Also, I'm horrifically myopic (in meany meanings of the word) but also longsighted for reading. Go figure. So I need simple, bright, clear displays. Or big. A tablet ain't big enough. I'm keen on putting an e-ink display in the cockpit relaying basic nav data (COG, speed, depth, etc) from the OpenPlotter server in the cabin. But that would all be numeric, not graphic. -
Is there not a more nuanced technology available these days? I would have thought we have got past little men with hammers as a diagnostic technique. Oh, there is.... https://www.qualitymag.com/articles/92050-ultrasonic-testing-of-fiberglass-and-carbon-fiber-composites