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Indeed, those look fantastic Al.

You should read more, like the company's own website. While much safer than electrically conductive silver and copper greases, Arctic Silver 5 should be kept away from electrical traces, pins, and leads. While it is not electrically conductive, the compound is very slightly capacitive and could potentially cause problems if it bridges two close-proximity electrical paths. I'd also wager (although admittedly I didn't bother looking for the source you are sighting) that the designers didn't test conductivity at the voltages that we're talking about in these amps.

Barely have time to ride, not to mention watching other people ride. Speaking of the former, rode to work today. It was one of those weird spring days when it's warmer at 5AM than it is at 5PM. That said, I had a glorious 5-10mph tailwind in the afternoon and cruised the 20.4 miles in 1:03.

I'm so glad that I live in a place that has the first picture and definitely does not have the second.

Happy birthday!

Happy birthday!

Sweet!

I'd wager it is entirely the "fault", if you want to call it that, of the fitness app.

I listened to a record for the first time in 5 or 6 years the other night. Now, to commence with the plan of getting it all setup at work...

^^^ What he said. Happy Belated Birthday!

Happy Birthday, Shelly!

I matched my belt to my wallet, like a boss.

RIP Marie.

Bringing this thread back from the dead. Last week I ordered a Bull Belt from Saddleback. It arrived today and is outstanding. It creaks like a saddle, I kid you not.

How on earth would we know? I didn't even know turbulent labs existed.

Nicely done! I rode to work today. It was exceptional out this morning. Temps in the mid 50s, no wind, etc. This afternoon I'm looking at a 15mph headwind (a theme this year so far) and temps in the mid 80s. Mother nature is killing me.

Very nice, Kerry.

Happy Birthday!

I'm with Todd.

Those are very cool, Ric. I think you just found one of Lily's birthday presents.

I'd actually looked at it on the site a while ago. I suspect that you'll like it quite a bit.

Damn, Jacob, I've got nothing to say about those other than if you ever decide to part with the SMP drop me a line.

Happy birthday!

Sounds like you've got nothing to worry about, I'd just listen and enjoy.

Jib, The HA--2 is indeed a gem. I had one, upgraded it a bit and built two more insane variants with Pete's guidance and additional help from the DIY community. If you have never taken the cover off the HA-2 you should, taking proper safety precautions, and check on the power supply caps and R1. The power trafo runs hot and the caps are run pretty hard which can lead to premature failure and increased noise.