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Good laugh…

Well for all avid canoe trailer fans the trailer has been finished and has been on its first holiday Here’s a couple of pics…

Cutting taken from web article:

This is how expand RX and TX range of Yaesu VX2E.

New range: TX: 120 to 220 MHz, and 300 to 500 MHz.
RX: 0,5-137, 137-174, 174-420, 420-470, 470-800, 805-999 MHz.

Remove the battery, and remove the adhesive under the battery.

Now you can see 8 jumpers.

Short only the JP2 and JP3. All other open. Replace the battery, then reset the radio by pressing simultaneously F, HM/RV and (88) (this strange button).. and power-on the radio.
If this procedure fail, shut down the radio, then try to reset again by pressing simultaneously BAND,H/L and V/M, then power-on again.

NOTE if you short also the JP4, with the same procedure as above, the new range you obtain is the following:

TX: 140-174 MHz, and 420-470 MHz;
RX: same as above.

I performed the first expansion, work well.

I know it’s obvious, but you must admit it’s still a little funny

Trailer is almost complete…

Take a look by clicking here

An article by Omar Al Zabir explains 10 easy ways to make ASP.NET and AJAX web sites faster, more scalable and support more traffic at lower cost. Omar Al Zabir is the CTO of Pageflakes one of the best mashups.

Main points he has discussed in this article

• ASP.NET pipeline optimisation
• ASP.NET process configuration optimisation
• Things you must do for ASP.NET before going live
• Content Delivery Network
• Caching AJAX calls on browser
• Making best use of Browser Cache
• On demand progressive UI loading for fast smooth experience
• Optimise ASP.NET 2.0 Profile provider
• How to query ASP.NET 2.0 Membership tables without bringing down the site
• Prevent Denial of Service (DOS) attack

Read the full article at code project 10 ASP.NET Performance and Scalability Secrets

Rolling chasis complete – take a look here.

I found this pretty interesting letter… seems like the argument’s been going on for sometime!

http://www.blinkenlights.com/classiccmp/gateswhine.html