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12-22-2011, 05:23 PM #11
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Re: Leo's had to put his price up....
lol, this post could go on and on.......
trash can / garbage can = rubbish bin (uk)
pants = trousers (uk)
jelly = jam (uk)
jello = jelly (uk)
mall = shopping centre (uk)
cookies = biscuits (uk)
principle = headmaster (uk)
movies = films (uk)
elevator = lift (uk)
fries = chips (uk)
potato chips = crisps (uk)
vocation = hoiliday (uk)
fall = autumn (uk)
subway = underground (uk)
store = shop (uk)
diaper = nappy (uk)
soccer = football (uk)
yard = garden (uk)
stroller = pram (uk)
doctors office = surgery (uk)
sneakers = trainers (uk)
cottoncandy = candyfloss (uk)
a squid / a nicker = £1
a monkey = £500
a bull / bullseye = £50
a score = £20
This could go on forever......lolGA or the Highway!
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12-22-2011, 06:34 PM #12
Re: Leo's had to put his price up....
Dont forget my personal favourite.......
Fanny Pack.
How did we get from the price of hardware to discussing ladies front bits?
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12-23-2011, 05:42 AM #13
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Re: Leo's had to put his price up....
How did we get from the price of hardware to discussing ladies front bits?GA or the Highway!
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12-23-2011, 09:04 AM #14
Re: Leo's had to put his price up....
One of my favorites that I learned when my company had some sales reps from the UK join us for a meeting in the US was "Dodgy" translation per their explanation is suspicious or questionable.
Anyway to pull this thread back closer to the starting point, I haven't noticed any significant uptick in Leo's prices.
And now for a slight thread swerve: But, the "Out of Stock" situation on several items is a little frustrating. In some cases the items are common and can be sources elsewhere. Others though, like those 3 pin connectors for his two older boards are hard to find. I've tried two different alternate connectors and neither worked.
I've e-mailed him a couple times to ask for an update on when they'd be back in stock but did not receive a reply to those messages. Also asked if he could provide the spec so I could source them elsewhere while he's out. No reply there either. I really like his boards but like many small or home based businesses they are challenged by communications overload.
Hoping those connectors are back in inventory soon since the alternate connectors I found require quite a bit of modification to fit and I don't trust them enough to mount the board up under the MIP. Really looking to order them from him or find the correct ones elsewhere. By next month I'll be at a point where that is holding up the build.https://www.facebook.com/mycessnasim PC: Intel Core i7 Haswell @ 3.8GHz, 8Gb Ram, Win 7 64Bit, dual SSDs, GeFroce 780 SIM: P3Dv4.1, FSUIPC5, Link2FSMulti, ASN16, Orbix, REX, BFF Force Feedback
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12-23-2011, 09:12 AM #15
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Re: Leo's had to put his price up....
3 pin connectors for his two older boards are hard to find
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2608730125...ht_2382wt_1059GA or the Highway!
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12-23-2011, 02:06 PM #16
Re: Leo's had to put his price up....
Strange. I bought a set of 3 pin RC servo connectors from a local hobby shop and the shell is too deep. The pin/socket size is correct. The pin spacing 0.1" (2.54mm) is correct. But the shell extends forward of the pins just far enough that they don't seat tightly onto the board.
I asked at the hobby shop and was told there was really only one standard connector but maybe that's not true.
I don't have an assembled pic handy but here's the pic from the store where I got them:
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They are described as:
EMS Unassembled Radio System Connectors (3-pin Servo Connectors). Compatible with Hitec, Airtronics Z and JR systemshttps://www.facebook.com/mycessnasim PC: Intel Core i7 Haswell @ 3.8GHz, 8Gb Ram, Win 7 64Bit, dual SSDs, GeFroce 780 SIM: P3Dv4.1, FSUIPC5, Link2FSMulti, ASN16, Orbix, REX, BFF Force Feedback
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12-24-2011, 10:26 AM #17
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Re: Leo's had to put his price up....
But the shell extends forward of the pins just far enough that they don't seat tightly onto the board.GA or the Highway!
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12-28-2011, 01:45 PM #18
Re: Leo's had to put his price up....
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12-28-2011, 03:23 PM #19
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Re: Leo's had to put his price up....
I may be able to help with the 3 pin connectors, I bought 2000 of the plastic part and the matching number of inserts to crimp to your own wires if need be.
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12-28-2011, 06:14 PM #20
Re: Leo's had to put his price up....
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