SwampNut

Yeah, well, that was so I might actually solve this problem. Fuck you, you fuckin' fuck.

Just did a major upgrade, and could use further reports on this happening if you see it. Also backing up the DB and going to have a DB expert fix the issue I found earlier. I suck at database work.

I found a database script that isn't running correctly. Not sure if it's related, but it's been reported. It's not the sort of thing I want to just run manually outside their programming.

Of course, understood, thanks.

Well, good that Moriah wrote some great automated systems, we didn't really know about it until it was all over. We have a customer who used to run their own system, and not being voice experts, provided only one layer of security. They woke up to find $16k in calls to Globalstar overnight. They now use us instead.

Fuck me, what a Friday. Czechoslovakian hackers were able to send calls to one of our servers. I'll get back on this over the weekend or Monday. On the sort of bright side, our fraud controls kicked in and locked them out after only $80 of fraud calls. But three of us wasted all day mitigating and investigating. Fun fun. Whisky time.

I just applied an update that may address this (should but they aren't sure). So feedback is needed.

I've seen it also, and submitted this as a potential bug to the forum software vendor.

Hmm... Scary low hours, no mention of maintenance, anyone looking at it needs to inspect really well.

These were used as road/dirt pants, and she really doesn't like dirt at all, so not much use. But they are dirty, obviously. Can be washed. I'm not sure if they came with armor, but there's none in them now. She always pulled the armor out for being uncomfortable. Otherwise in great shape, no damage or issues. Literally probably ten hours of wear on them. The size tag is below, she is 5'7" and 115#, these were a great fit. Also fit the kid well when he was around 12-14. $60 shipped in the US. Paypal address is caalvarez at Gmail.

Can you try a different browser? I can't duplicate the issue, and if I submit it to the vendor of the forum software, they will ask that also.

Sent!

This one... https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B071CZV6L5 New in package. I was an idiot and ordered this but I have a 10.5. The cost to return it is as much as the case price, but I could ship it cheap (Amazon no longer lets you self-ship returns).

I love being fought over. Sent a PM with Paypal info.

They are missing because they were totally fucked up in the crash, and it would show. Still, if it was closer I'd be really tempted.

I'm tempted to contact him for the story, I'll bet it's retarded.

These are really heavy, I used them to trailer my K1200 LT. Typical loop over the bars back to the ring style. They also worked well for dirt bikes (overkill is alright). How about $25 bucks shipped? They are $47 at Cycle Gear. No grease or shit on them, work perfectly.

Do you have an oscilloscope to look? Power supplies vary in cleanliness. It takes a LOT of effort and cost to make a true pure DC power supply, so the question becomes...how much noise can your device tolerate? If you have a battery pack, running the pack in parallel with the power supply makes it nearly perfect (assuming a charged or nearly-charged pack). I'd also love to hear more about the project.

So you need exactly 60v? Otherwise "no less than" is the same as "no more than." And again, if you know about and can account for pulse DC, that's fine, but if you aren't thinking about it you should be.

You keep saying no less, but that implies anything more, which doesn't really make sense. What is the upper limit? I have a 0-140 variac, which could have a rectifier added. How long do you need it for? Do you understand the difference between true DC and rectified AC? And if you do, do you care for this project? If not, you need to think about it.

From the seller: Hi , she is turn key with no issues ! Other then a Couple of dash lights need new bulbs !Selling it because I am getting old and need to get more upright JP See More from Carlos Alvarez

Minimum 60, but max...what? Like Oscar said, it's trivial to make 120v DC. How clean does it need to be? How many amps?

Goddammit, I don't have free spending cash to throw around, but shit, that really needs buying.