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Still stuck at work
Wow. Way cool. Looks like the amplitude is much tighter and not nearly as crazy out of control as some of the raw data from the motorcycle brake setup. Only way to know how bad is to sample at 400 Hz and try some filter settings. We can check it out tomorrow. Bring your soldering iron in case those lousy wires fall off! Bill you never cease to amaze. Great work.A preview, finally got the RPi set up to read the load cell data.
Couldn't get good exposure on the screen and machine at the same time so the video is a little crude, camera in one hand, operating saw/dyno with the other.
My initial reaction was mild disappointment but quickly realized that this is raw unfiltered data, so by far better than what the m'cycle brake was spitting out.
My 20kg LC is unresponsive for whatever reason, had to use the 10kg, seems to be well within a usable range, with a stock 036 anyway.
I have a schedule conflict for tomorrow, probably won't get down there until late morning, maybe noon-ish...
I feel like I'm there lolSaws showed up.
Mike is such a gtg hoe.Setup with Mike Canadian farm boy:
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I have found with all the deer I have ever killed Mike is to get them hanging and cooled down asap. Blood out and chilled takes away the field taste.My wife's parents were good friends with an Italian couple that owned a local steak house (was very popular). They gave her a marinate recipe for the venison. My venison is NEVER gammy! She won't tell me the full thing, but it includes Olive Oil, Kiko Man Soy Sauce, and sliced ginger root.
I butcher myself, and like making 4" long backstrap steaks for the grill.
Mike is such a gtg hoe.
Have fun guys
Looks like the Husky next to the gas can is nervous, it piddled a bit
Them hooskies know their place on the floor.Looks like the Husky next to the gas can is nervous, it piddled a bit
Yeah there's a full rack of "super stihls" next to it some dressed in black war paint! I would be nervous....Looks like the Husky next to the gas can is nervous, it piddled a bit
Ran my 262. Honest that is all we ran today... 3 cookies with my 262 thats it... Oh and cutting dead wood for the fire... Used junk chain on 372... We been mostly setting up!I can't believe CFB hasn't piss revved a few saws yet
I fondled your black beauty a bit. Nice looking saw. Clean as chit. I hope it runs as good as it looksI can't believe CFB hasn't piss revved a few saws yet
Tie your boots tight before you run it....I fondled your black beauty a bit. Nice looking saw. Clean as chit. I hope it runs as good as it looks
I have a schedule conflict for tomorrow, probably won't get down there until late morning, maybe noon-ish...
You got it pisanoDoc please save one MOFO sticker for my 262xp raffle saw you and Dan built...it's crazy strong and worthy!
I have found with all the deer I have ever killed Mike is to get them hanging and cooled down asap. Blood out and chilled takes away the field taste.
We cut out the loins (which get eaten the same night) straps, rumps whole. Rear steaks get cut up for stirfry and all else gets ground to sausage and burger. Burger gets 15% bacon mixed. Yum.