///M5

*pukes http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/BMW-M5-M5-B...2QQcmdZViewItem

unhappy TPO

but then I have to pull the stereo.

Might pull the M out of storage, it has been 45 or so the past few days.

I probably should call it an engine and not a motor, it is gas afterall.

The motor comes apart on the fiyachicken tomorrow.

Of course, my lazy ass is staying home with a bottle of wine and a book.

I mean shit, its almost 10.

step it up and drink faster?

Hey now, it's Australian.

eat faster!

There are good and bad in both worlds, as Jim says you need to narrow down what you are comparing.

and everyone knows bib

I love it when I almost top a different thread

Note this post...we still don't know what sort of transducer that it is and fundamentally until then I would suggest that it is a completely useless piece of crap.

You are forgetting about the fundamentally most important piece here, the pressure transducer. Not trivial to get one accurate enough to do what this system supposedly does and in fact, to get there the transducer would have to cost 10x what the system alone costs. This is exactly why it won't work, the DMM isn't the weak link the transducer is.

Just installed power in my "pantry". Along with the temp shelves, this is temp wiring via an extension cord. When I finish the walls I will do a romex permanently installed but this will work for now. Perhaps I can actually buy a microwave now, even though I am not sure what to use it for. The damn w wants one though...so I am making her keep it in the closet

At least the way home would be downhill then.

Since I am captain overboard, I will probably really oversize it. Who knows I might add a wok burner and a couple side burners and I'd like to not have to re-run the gas line when I do.

Old grill 1/4" line, new grill 1" line. A wee bit more flow. However, I do need to verify as this seems rather conservative: http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/natural-...zing-d_826.html

Ha, the new grill draws so much gas that the gas company has to come out and change my meter. LOL. Luckily at no cost to me other than the time.

Chowda & Clams sound great.

Is it something that you'd have to ship to a local gun dealer? That probably wouldn't help the cost. In MA, muzzle loaders aren't even considered guns (wtf?) so I am not sure what laws apply or what the hell. Perhaps my information is skewed as well as this isn't anything that I know anything about.

I used to live at Fletchers, but that was nearly 10 years ago. *not literal Love the area though, I live in Deephaven really close to Maynards/Bayside