Jeremy,
Ok bud, then most of what I said you already knew. I have been
there on those type of heads before, but not that often, thank
goodness. Hey, if they got the bucks, charge appropriately and
smile.
Al
At 10:10 AM 9/12/2003, you wrote:
Al Thanks for your advice
I regret to admit I am a PC
When the NFL goes pay per view, and I believe it will, it will lose at
least one more fan.
Al
At 05:04 PM 9/12/2003, you wrote:
As a former
broadcast engineer and a pioneer in satellite TV (we lost our ass, :>)
) I would like to add that with the new technology it won't be long
before NFL footbal
As a follow up to my last post, I just found the price on the
literature I was sent. $4,995 + shipping & handling. Oh Well
--
Aloha all! There was a thread on one of the golf forums I monitor
about the machine tour vans use to quick cure epoxy( I hope it was
here). Well I just got some literature in the mail that guided me to
this website www.quickclub.com There is no reference to price. Hope
this helps someone- Keith
Jack,
I had the same problem with Mirage. Sent me a non-conforming SoooLong
instead of a Super 450...on purpose, I suspect. After I had the bogus "the
right head was sent" stuff and returned the head (at my expense), it took me
and Mastercard 6 months to get my money credited to my account. Since
--- Bernie Baymiller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Here're a few:
---snip---snip---snip---
> http://www.miragegolf.com/html/2002ti.htm
---snip---snip---snip---
IMHO, absolutely, positively DO NOT buy from Mirage
Golf, unless you like getting jerked around and, quite
possibly, never getting
As a former broadcast engineer and a pioneer in
satellite TV (we lost our ass, :>) ) I would like to add that with the new
technology it won't be long before NFL football will be pay per view. You know
they'll get your money. df
- Original Message -
From:
Ron
Kellison
I would also suggest that the implementation of high-definition TV has
been slowed due to broadcaster's concerns over the copying of digital
broadcasts. CBS has even gone so far as to threaten to cancel all HDTV
productions unless some technical solutions are incorporated into
set-top boxes
Of course you are right. (Amazing as an ICT professional I already forgot
about the use of DAT for backup purposes. Nowadays in my environment almost
all units are of the higher capacity type)
I *can* imagine that in the professional music area DAT is still being used.
Sorry for my a bit strong co
On Friday 12 September 2003 7:49 am, Leo Noordhuizen wrote:
> What is said below about DAT recorders in Europe is complete nonsense.
> I am from The Netherlands, and have been working a long time for
> Philips who was (I think) the inventor of the DAT recorder.
> The DAT recorder has never been a s
Kevil, how about the DVD's, you have for burning, a DVD(+)R and a DVD(-)R Along with the DVD(+)RW and the DVD(-)RW. And that is not only for your DVD Burner it is also for your DVD Player which also must accept the (+) or(-) or like ,my new unit it accepts both the (+) and (-). I just h
Leo,
Here're a few:
http://www.lowprogolf.com/LOWPRO_DRIVER_DESC.cfm?ProductID=WTI2033
http://www.diamondtour.com/golfshop/woods/woods_integra450.shtml
http://americangolfcomponents.com/mainframeamerican.htm
http://www.miragegolf.com/html/2002ti.htm
http://www.valuegolfcomponents.com/catalog.
In a message dated 9/12/2003 3:54:39 AM Hawaiian Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I applied so much pressure that the rubber shaft grip itself slipped
rather than the shaft in the grip. Nothing would move the head .I normally use a micro torch but this head looked so crappy I didn't da
David
Here's how this guy thinks --" Great looking club that a friend has tried and
gets an exrta 25 yards of distance so he gets friend to pick up a couple one
for him and a lefty for his son a $50 cdn each " Shaft is no good for him
and I always build him special extra extra o/s grips I
As for better arguments and examples, how about the current problems with DVD-Audio
and the music industry's attempts to coerce the hardware manufacturers into building
outrageous copy-protection schemes into the hardware itself? Or what about the extra
cost of blank CD-RW disks vs CR-R's?
---
I apologize for the double posting of this message. I think there is a
ghost in the machine!
I get my BOM heads from "The Custom Club Shop" ( www.custom clubshop.com
). Fast service, good shipping to both Canada and the US...nice folks
to deal with.
Regards,
Ron
Ron Kellison wrote:
I've b
Just say No!
David Rees wrote:
> Jeremy Ingle wrote:
> >
> > To my horror he proudly told me he had bought one for his son and would
> > like me to fit it with an extra stiff graphite!!!
> > Jeremy
>
> LOL, the club probably cost more than the labor put into reshafting it!
> There's plenty of
Leo the direct importer is Trophy Sports
www.tsgolf.org phone is 626-581-8276 (8-5 PST. Cailf.
Time)
George
--- Leo Noordhuizen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I want to check out the S450 also, but cannot find a
> source any more.
> Are they still being sold ? If so please tell me
> where ?
>
> Leo
Jeremy Ingle wrote:
To my horror he proudly told me he had bought one for his son and would
like me to fit it with an extra stiff graphite!!!
Jeremy
LOL, the club probably cost more than the labor put into reshafting it!
There's plenty of decent components out there for reasonable prices
whic
Apologies to all for erroneously requesting a Read Receipt in my previous
messages !
Leo
What is said below about DAT recorders in Europe is complete nonsense.
I am from The Netherlands, and have been working a long time for Philips who
was (I think) the inventor of the DAT recorder.
The DAT recorder has never been a success. Also in Europe I think it is
virtually impossible to buy a r
In a message dated 9/12/03 9:54:39 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The Lesson I have learned is don't touch this really crap stuff with a bargepole ;even as a favour.
So true! The key is to be able to identify "crap stuff" before starting to work on it.
Here's how
Al Thanks for your advice
I regret to admit I am a PCS Class A Clubmaker of six years experiece!!
Yes in hindsight I should have used a "hotrod"
I delivered the finished article to the customer last night who
appeared delighted with the whole monstrosity of a weapon ,inluding
the arthuritic gr
tflan thanks for all your sage advice
1) Yes I do have a a Kennedy shaft puller but I couldn't get the
shaft off as I was worried about applying too much heat I tried four
times with a heat gun and the head refused to budge I applied
so much pressure that the rubber shaft grip itself slipp
I want to check out the S450 also, but cannot find a source any more.
Are they still being sold ? If so please tell me where ?
Leo Noordhuizen - The Netherlands
- Original Message -
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, September 12, 2003 3:35 PM
Subject: Re: Sh
Thanks guys that is what I wanted to know.
Mike
> Bernie is correct, they are not the same head. I have build the
> SoooLong using exact same shaft that I pulled from a beta S450, it was
> not as long, and tended to fade quite a bit. Pulled the good shaft, put
> in less expensive senior shaft an
I've built several of the clubs, and I heartily recommend that a
graphite shaft be used if you really want to realize the potential of
this head. I have discovered that you should assume a full flex
difference (10 cpm) between a normal insertion depth and the BOM. My
favourite shaft for this
There is big difference in music and golf clubs. We are not even
talking about the same thing. Ripping off music if used for the purpose
of making money is a crime. Having had a business for ten years that
produced decorative items for the country craft market we found out that
copy right la
One other "small" thing
How many of you own a Digital Audio Recorder (DAT)?
(most will say "not me")
You know why? Because the "music industry" has convinced the courts, that
we would all be criminals, if we owned one! No crime has been commited,
- yet we are all being punished!*Wh
On Friday 13 September 2002 9:06 pm, Harry F. Schiestel wrote:
> passionate people - lawyers, volunteers, and visionaries -
> many golf and need game improving custom clubs ...
> HFS
>
Yes... :o)
Also,- do you (all) enjoy, what is left of your civil liberties?
Better be prepared to defend them.
Hi All,
Knowing that some of you have an engineering background I thought that some may enjoy this.
David
In a message dated 9/11/2003 11:10:54 PM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
>
>Understanding Engineers - Take One
>
>>Two engineering students were walking across c
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