What other forums do you post in, non DIY related?

joeyboy · 08-01-2007, 10:33 AM

I haven't been on that site in a looong time, easily a year, when I was first looking at pistols. Prolly closer to a year and a half. But they had these kits that were real cheap, I want to say under $100, that were for uzi's/mac10's/etc that were 'full auto conversion kits' or something to that effect.

I also remember they had a fully automatic glock pistol. That thing looked crazy

ocoee · 08-02-2007, 06:59 PM

There was a product called Hellfire that gave you "full auto performance" BS but was not truly a full auto
I think they are still around but have not seen one for awhile

fgabriel09 · 08-22-2007, 02:37 PM

I post on several others...mostly Digital Point.

TravisT · 12-23-2007, 04:59 PM

rswarrior.com - Website devoted to the Yamaha Roadstar Warrior motorycle (I sold mine recently and now ride a GSX-R 750)
ncsportbikes.com - What it sounds like
smith-wessonforum.com - ditto
http://groups.google.com/group/rec.a...rcooled/topics - newsgroup about air-cooled VWs.

arichard21 · 01-04-2008, 06:55 PM

I like to post on www.losttv-forum.com... I LOVE the tv show LOST. I also post alot on www.iboats.com, great place to talk about boating and I also frequent www.thathomesite.com.

joeyboy · 01-06-2008, 12:17 PM

HA! Another lost dork!! Coolness lol.

I post occasionally on a lost board, but typically just pop in to read theories once in a while or to figure out something I'm unsure of. Can't wait for season 4 already!! Greatest show ever, I rig up a crappy tv with an antenna to watch it on wednesday, and download them from itunes the second they're available thursday (I gotta do all that because lost is the only broadcast show I watch, so my place doesn't have tv's hooked up or coax cables lol!).

Did you see the orientation video for the orchid station? This season's gonna be awesome if that strike thing doesn't kill it!

JDuc · 01-10-2008, 10:42 PM

I'm an admin over on mp3car.com - a forum dedicated to putting PCs in cars.

Since my husband and I both ride Ducati's - Ducati.ms

USACi & IASCA forums (car audio competition) since we compete on a national level

Stereophile.com - since I'm an audiophile

I post on so many different forums, but those are the most regular ones.

joeyboy · 01-11-2008, 11:01 AM

lemme ask you something that I honestly have no idea about - do you guys wear ear muffs or anything with competition-grade stereos like that? I presume you mean decibel/bass comps and whatnot right?

(only asking because my hearing seemed to take a dip after having a strong, crappy, but strong, car stereo in high school)

JDuc · 01-11-2008, 11:18 AM

no - I compete in sound quality...not SPL any more.

And yes, when you're competing in SPL, you wear ear protection...most of the time though, in SPL, you're not even in the vehicle.

In SQ, that's not a factor. You're audio system in being judged at about 90db on average.

With a strong high quality stereo you don't end up with the same results.

In our car, we're more concerned with clear and accurate reproduction of the recording as it was when it was recorded. In a studio, live venue, choir, opera, symphony, etc.

Basically, we're audiophiles in the car. We strive for perfection in install and sound.

Bob Masters · 01-12-2008, 08:14 AM

I'm a member of a group of antique woodworking machinery enthusiasts called Old Wood Working Machines, or OWWM.com & .org and Practical Machinist.com.