I think that he is more involved in the Destruction phase of the engine.Didn't see a thread here on this, but over on the Red Board.
Lycoming is going to have an episode on How It's Made Jan 23rd at 9pm. Episode 21 I think.
So,... will we see Ted on there?
http://www.textron.com/newsroom/featured_stories/06_20_2008.jsp
Didn't see a thread here on this, but over on the Red Board.
Lycoming is going to have an episode on How It's Made Jan 23rd at 9pm. Episode 21 I think.
So,... will we see Ted on there?
http://www.textron.com/newsroom/featured_stories/06_20_2008.jsp
So,... will we see Ted on there?
If you see a tall, thin girl with blond hair ... that's probably me.
I was down there when they were doing some filming on the dynos. I'm pretty sure that if you see any part of my body it's going to be my hand, but you may see some of my handywork. If you see a tall, thin girl with blond hair (I think that was before I was doing the ponytail look) that's probably me.
It's worth noting that I have no idea what they're actually showing - I haven't seen any of the footage.
The filming process is pretty interesting. They were here for a few days doing lots of filming on a tight schedule. Nice people, I enjoyed it.
By the way - any chance anyone has some sort of DVR or whatever who could record it for me in a digital format? I don't have one, and I don't even have cable. I'd definitely like a copy, even though I'm about 99% sure I'm not actually in it.
Wow. That answers a LOT of unanswered questions about you, Ted.
VHS tapes are now vintage. They are no longer being made or sold. What you see in stores is all there will be. It took about 30 years but video tape for home use seems to have gone the way of the dinosaurs.
I was down there when they were doing some filming on the dynos. I'm pretty sure that if you see any part of my body it's going to be my hand, but you may see some of my handywork. If you see a tall, thin girl with blond hair (I think that was before I was doing the ponytail look) that's probably me.
It's worth noting that I have no idea what they're actually showing - I haven't seen any of the footage.
The filming process is pretty interesting. They were here for a few days doing lots of filming on a tight schedule. Nice people, I enjoyed it.
By the way - any chance anyone has some sort of DVR or whatever who could record it for me in a digital format? I don't have one, and I don't even have cable. I'd definitely like a copy, even though I'm about 99% sure I'm not actually in it.
Well your first mistake was going to Wally world for anything. But I have seen film become harder to get but it is not impossible. most good camera stores still have a wide variety as people still are shooting film for a variety of purposes.I'm guessing camera film won't be too far behind. I went to Wal-Mart before XMas to get some film for my SLR and we really had to search for it. It doesn't seem very long ago that there was an entire isle devoted to different speeds, manufacturers, etc. Now there are two rows of pegs stuck between the camera cases and cheapo frames. You can get 3-packs of 200, 400, 800, 1000 in either Kodak or Fuji. Or you can get single-packs of Advantix. Or one speed of B&W. Those are your choices. Do not pass Go, do not collect $200. The new 'Super' Wal-Mart that opened here last summer doesn't even have a 1-hour film developing anymore. Am I really getting that old!? Pretty soon I'll have to go to a speciality or antique store to get film for my 'ancient' Canon EOS Rebel film SLR!!
I knew there was something I liked about you...you have good taste in cameras. I've got a bunch of OM gear, and I wasn't happy with any of the DSLRs out there until I found the E-410, which handles more like an OM than anything else out there.
Our library switched to all DVD in 2007. We just were not seeing VHS circulate anymore. But a new problem with carrying DVD arose. That is that people treat the discs pretty poor. So we had to invest in a disk polisher and conditioner. Now when DVDs come in Tech. Services runs them through a polish and clean before putting back into circulation.Yup, the library won't even take our good tapes for their rental / loan movie shelf. Only DVDs. The tapes are being discarded as they wear out. Anybody want some movie VHS tapes?
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(Apologies to Ted, but I can't help myself
Voiceover in the LOP segment:
"Lean of Peak operations have been proposed as a 'radical' new way of operating aircraft engines. We at Lycoming want to caution the General Aviation population that Lean of Peak is the Devil's work. It will lead to blown cylinders, leaking gaskets, fouled plugs, male pattern baldness, birth defects, Democrats in the White House, dogs and cats living together, soap scum, crabgrass, premature ejaculation, and mass hysteria. Please see our most recent guidance, SB 1094 revF (dated 9/1994) for our most up to date thinking on this subject."
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By the way - any chance anyone has some sort of DVR or whatever who could record it for me in a digital format? I don't have one, and I don't even have cable. I'd definitely like a copy, even though I'm about 99% sure I'm not actually in it.
Yeah, I can. I'll set the TiVo.
They get outside of Canada everyonce and a while. The one on pocket knives was done as Case in PA. I love Case knives and watched that one with great interest.
I have seen that. I know what it is for. I am just not sure what you mean. The show is a Canadian show that focuses in on Canadian industry. I am not surprised. I do know they go outside of Canada for a few items though. I think the teapot episode was done in an English silversmith factory.
I will not watch it. I am boycotting all things from the evil Canadian aggressors who attacked us so violently with their use of terrorist waterfowl
I will not watch it. I am boycotting all things from the evil Canadian aggressors who attacked us so violently with their use of terrorist waterfowl
Blame Canada. With all their beady little eyes and flapping heads so full of lies
Blame Canada!! Blame Canada!!!
We need to form a full assault. It's Canada's fault!
Bongs are for grass, siily....
Happy now!!!
with that.
