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Thanks Marcarl, I knew that you will cover me... Ah, and watch the pond... monsters can be gas loaded... :rotf::rotf::rotf::rotf:

Guys, I'm sorry to say that this year again I'll not going to make it. Since I finish my physical therapy, and come back to work we didn't stop any weekend since we 're moving our Data Center to a new building. I got totally screwed this year, first the accident, then the surgery, and since I was able to go back to the office, not one weekend for myself... Not mention that still the bike is on storage, since I'm still a little wimpy.... So, I'll think on all of you this weekend. ENJOY and hope to see you all soon. Carlos :confused24:

Happy Aniversary for both!!!! :bighug:

Yes, they are the same. somebody sell those as Wolo, but are the same that Stebel...

Guys, Thanks a lot for the prays and good wishes. This week I'm back to the office, can drive but still on PT for another couple of weeks. I don't walk 100% normal, but no more walkers or canes... The knee was totally healed, but I still feels like is hard to flex it. Everybody says that it will come with the time, but I don't have too much patient... I'm figuring out how hard will be to be back on the bike... Again, thanks a lot for your support. Carlos :backinmyday:

I'm in too.

We should find the way to connect it on the trunk... :rotf::rotf::rotf:

Yes, Carbon One and Ragtop are right. You'll be north of Toledo, SE of Adrian. I remember nice rides around the area... Cement City, Jackson, Toledo, etc... You'll be close to go MD on Oberlin too. Nice to have a new neighbor... :bighug:

Rag, I know is an stupid question but did you check the cables for the rear cylinders? No chance that had been press on a common place and made an internal cut? Carlos

The higher the RPM goes, the higher of the VAC you will read until you got the point that increasing RPM will not increase the reading on VAC. The instrument will integrate the reading, and as the RPM is high enough will reach the max output of the stator.

Nice, Hmmmm, this means that you're ready to take more job??? Enjoy and congratulations on the new vehicle, Larry. Carlos

I never knew about lifetime subscription. How much did you pay for it? Regards,

You can see that Speed and Duplex TAB is the one you need to check the settings. Carlos

If you go to properties of the NIC, the you can see the settings: They can be: 10 Mbps Full Duplex 10 Mbps Half Duplex 100 Mbps Full Duplex 100 Mbps Half Duplex Auto Be sure you are in 100 Mbps Full Duplex. IF that is the case when you have full speed, then you need to force your D-Link router to 100 Mbps Full Duplex on the WAN port.

I think that we're missing the point here: When you 're connected straight to the modem and got the 12 Mbps: What is the settings on your PC Network Card? I know that is 100 Mbps, but is set to auto, or 100 Mbps Full Duplex? You need to check this on your NIC properties. It has to be higher than 10 Mbps since if not you shouldn't be able to receive 12 Mbps. The question is you need to be sure of this setting, since that will be the setting you need to have on your D-Link router on the WAN port. The LAN port should be setting to 100 Mbps, Full Duplex.

I purchased mine a couple of years ago, it was a Harley Davidson special edition. It comes with a magnetic antenna that mounts on their bracket, that fits on top of the brake fluid on the right handle. However, I'm thinking on move it to a central site, since I usually loose signal on curves...

Brad, 25 Volts AC is not the issue. Allways AC voltage will be higher than the final DC 14.1V If it is not charging only two things can happen: 1st Rectifiers are not working or are not connected on a proper way. 2nd Voltage regulator is not working or input is not right. Regards, Carlos

I don't think that the ISP will provide with any modem with 1 Gbps. Those are a rare device, except for the cable business class. No, that is not the case. If the router is able to do 1000Mbps (I doubt it), then passing from 1000 to 100 will not be the issue. And less if the speed is allways 12 Mbps. You should have long way to go. Something is wrong set on that router. On the WAN side, you should check if you have it for 100 Mbps Full Duplex. And not AUTO. On the LAN side the same. Just be sure you 're forcing everything to 100 Mbps Full Duplex. That is also valid for your PC. :sick::sick:

About brands try to choose Linksys, Netgear, or D-Link. They 're the most known on the market, and minimize the risk under any situation. Carlos

The router issue will not release you from the problem of lack of bandwidth from your ISP. Yes, you can use the one with the USB to attach the printer, and all you need to do to print on it is know the IP of the printer. From that you should be able to print from any device once you have the printer defined on the device. Also, you need to remember that each ISP will only warranty the speed from your connection to their NOC (Network Operation Center). If they don't have enough bandwidth to access a bigger carrier, you highly possible will never has such bandwidth to access the internet. Sorry, but this is the real true on the network business. Regards, Carlos

Is this paint going to last? Is nice...

WOW..... Now I found MarCarl Winter Project..... Take a look on the upper right side of the picture.... The project is not the one that he is on... Is HIS BIKE... He forgot that already take the plastics and the saddlebags.... May he is trying to understand how to put back the Tank Cover???? :225::225::225::225:

Who is rebuilding what??? Checking MarCarl picture make doubt about it... :rotf::rotf::rotf:

Eddie, WFK? Did you decide that the mufflers were not load enough??? are you going to amplify them??? 500 Watts??? You will need to make an audiometry... Regards, Carlos

We wish you a HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!! :bighug: :cool10::cool10::cool10::cool10: