OK, you can figure out the complex impedance of a series circuit using a right triangle and calculating the net effect of the capacitive and inductive reactance, but what's this shit about admittance?

I bought a Loc-R-Bar for the Ranger and the instructions say to use a 1 3/8" hole cutter for a drill. Basically I am not super excited about drilling into the gel coat since it is so purty. Any recommendations for me?

Sounds like a job for a Uni-bit, although there's probably some specific marine tool just for that purpose

Ok, theres a couple of fuckers that I drink with that are going to get it next time I find them passed out.

The rule at the house is, crashed on a couch, with shoes off and no one can do anything to you, and my boots were off.

Payback is going to be a bitch.

Time for a fill up today............and God how I hate having to pay for gas.........

J

OK, you can figure out the complex impedance of a series circuit using a right triangle and calculating the net effect of the capacitive and inductive reactance, but what's this shit about admittance?

I bought a Loc-R-Bar for the Ranger and the instructions say to use a 1 3/8" hole cutter for a drill. Basically I am not super excited about drilling into the gel coat since it is so purty. Any recommendations for me?

Sounds like a job for a Uni-bit, although there's probably some specific marine tool just for that purpose

I can't say I want to pay $80 for a 1.5" Unibit

OK, you can figure out the complex impedance of a series circuit using a right triangle and calculating the net effect of the capacitive and inductive reactance, but what's this shit about admittance?

lol, a friend and I were just trying to figure out wtf admittance is a couple days ago. we think it's just inductance in an AC circuit.

Basically

Gas For Z-71 + Insurance on Z-71 > Gas For Hyundai + Insurance for Hyundai + Payment For Hyundai

But you still have the Z-71 so therefore you aren't saving the insurance

See, the Z-71 liability only low mileage coverage + Hyundai coverage is still less than the Z-71's full coverage was

OK, you can figure out the complex impedance of a series circuit using a right triangle and calculating the net effect of the capacitive and inductive reactance, but what's this shit about admittance?

lol, a friend and I were just trying to figure out wtf admittance is a couple days ago. we think it's just inductance in an AC circuit.

Isn't it the inverse of the impedance?

Ramos,

I bought a Loc-R-Bar for the Ranger and the instructions say to use a 1 3/8" hole cutter for a drill. Basically I am not super excited about drilling into the gel coat since it is so purty. Any recommendations for me? Also, if you know of something better than the Loc-R-Bar it is returnable still, but I do want some extra protection for my rodz.

The Loc bar is fine. Before you drill, wipe the area down with some degreaser. Use good masking tape, and lay two layers ( criss cross ) down as smooth as possible over the intended hole area. Leave several inches of overhang so the shavings from the cut don't scratch the surrounding gel coat. Hole saw is easier to do it with than a unibit actually

I bought a Loc-R-Bar for the Ranger and the instructions say to use a 1 3/8" hole cutter for a drill. Basically I am not super excited about drilling into the gel coat since it is so purty. Any recommendations for me?

Sounds like a job for a Uni-bit, although there's probably some specific marine tool just for that purpose

Hole saw>unibit in this situation. The material is rather thin and cuts well once taped up.

OK, you can figure out the complex impedance of a series circuit using a right triangle and calculating the net effect of the capacitive and inductive reactance, but what's this shit about admittance?

lol, a friend and I were just trying to figure out wtf admittance is a couple days ago. we think it's just inductance in an AC circuit.

Isn't it the inverse of the impedance?

Winnar !

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Admittance

Next week I'm going to study all that crap for the final. Lucky me

Whats the inverse of cinnamon toast crunch?

dough

OK, you can figure out the complex impedance of a series circuit using a right triangle and calculating the net effect of the capacitive and inductive reactance, but what's this shit about admittance?

lol, a friend and I were just trying to figure out wtf admittance is a couple days ago. we think it's just inductance in an AC circuit.

Isn't it the inverse of the impedance?

....maybe...

EE folk...can never trust 'em...

Ran out to grab some painters tape today to tape up the front end of the 300 for my road trip this coming weekend. Should be able to get some nice pictures in the mountains for you guys.

Parked in my usual four spots at the end of a row in the lot.

Ran out to grab some painters tape today to tape up the front end of the 300 for my road trip this coming weekend. Should be able to get some nice pictures in the mountains for you guys.

where ya headed?

I'm probably going to tape up the front of the Imp for my trip too

Ran out to grab some painters tape today to tape up the front end of the 300 for my road trip this coming weekend. Should be able to get some nice pictures in the mountains for you guys.

where ya headed?

I'm probably going to tape up the front of the Imp for my trip too

Back to BC - leave 5AM Friday morning and should be back Monday afternoon.

Based on my past experience with tape and driving on the highway ... it really helps.

Ran out to grab some painters tape today to tape up the front end of the 300 for my road trip this coming weekend. Should be able to get some nice pictures in the mountains for you guys.

where ya headed?

I'm probably going to tape up the front of the Imp for my trip too

Back to BC - leave 5AM Friday morning and should be back Monday afternoon.

Based on my past experience with tape and driving on the highway ... it really helps.

do you just use the blue masking tape?

and does it leave any residue?

Yes ... the blue painters tape (Scotch #2090). Doesn't leave a residue and can be left on for ~10-14 days and is UV resistant. Scotch also makes #2080 meant for delicate surfaces, but I haven't had any issue with the former.

Pics of our cars all taped up required.

Never taped up my cars.........might be an idea when i move

Basically

Gas For Z-71 + Insurance on Z-71 > Gas For Hyundai + Insurance for Hyundai + Payment For Hyundai

But you still have the Z-71 so therefore you aren't saving the insurance

See, the Z-71 liability only low mileage coverage + Hyundai coverage is still less than the Z-71's full coverage was

You need a new insurance agent....big time.