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15 - Electric Outlet Spirit
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#lives in the plastic box behind the outlet. i don't know what that's called#my works#inktober#inktober2024#color set: PY154 / PV19 / PW6:1#you get chilean sockets because european and american ones look weird and are hard to draw
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fixing our leaky shower diverter now (the toggle that switches the bathtub faucet to shower)
#personal#keeping it fun and funky fresh#our house in the middle of our street#i am learning so many skills. my hands hurt.#my left palm is deeply bruised from i think pressing the outlet into its socket? i caught my finger with the box cutter Just a Tiny Bit#and i tried to unscrew the faucet with my hands which should've theoretically been possible but ended up putting like. dents. in me.#ended up using my pipe wrench with a washcloth as padding#also the omnipresent wrist pain Naturally#the tension between 1) i'm spending a lot of money on supplies to do this stuff#2) i still don't have a job#3) i'd be spending More money on hiring someone to do this (which i'd have to do if i were working; wouldn't have energy)
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A monster party is being held at a mansion far up a hill. Mystical beast surrounded the ball room, leading to the main lobby where most of the guests resided. Gargoyles, werewolves, even vampires, all were present for the eventful evening. And there you were, standing along the corner of the lobby as you eyed the passing guests. Not many humans were brave enough to attend it, many who tried ran tail and returned to civilization.
You weren’t sure what caused them to flee, but you didn’t want to draw attention to yourself. You made your way through the mansion, creatures dancing while others ate food at the entré tables. But you weren't hungry at the time, slinking your way through the crowds before resting against the walls. You pulled out your phone, sighing as your human friends filled your feed. Post scattered along the frontpage, many making bets on if you’d even survive, or worse, eaten. Typical, at least they’re acknowledging the activity.
Your battery icon appeared as its battery started to drain. You searched for an outlet, but bumped into a solid surface as you fell to the ground, a limb falling onto you as it flailed in your lap. The figure turned and looked at his nubbed shoulder, turn back to you. "My arm! My arm’s cut off!" He shouted.
You panicked as he stared at the creature, clutching at his arm as he continued. This was it, this was how you were going to end.
"Aaaah hehehe..nah im just messing with ya, it's not broken." He popped off his head and waved it in his palm. "See?" He lowered his head toward your level. "The name's Frankenstein, Frank for short. Put it there." He reaches for you with his shoulder, the knub wiggling in front of you. "Ah right.."
His arm wiggled through yours like fish, worming its way through before Frankenstein placed it back into his socket. Fixing it, he lowered toward you, picking you up by your shirt as he placed you back on your feet.
"There we go, good as new. Say, now that I think about it, I’ve never seen you around."
You opened your mouth to speak, but it shriveled as you looked away.
"Ahh, shy type, I understand. You remind me of Mummy, he always gets a little stage fright nowadays. Say, why don't meet the gang! That should get the ball rolling" he flipped his head, placing it back onto his shoulders. He hoisted you toward his torso, making his way through the hotel as the party continued.
He bumped into other creatures, fur and slimes glossing across your side before the two of you entered a clearing. Poker tables rested to the side, zombies playing cards while vampires played checkers. But Frankestein went further ahead, coming up to a booth where Drac and the others talked.
"Hey boys, sorry I'm late." He greeted them.
"About time you showed up'' Wayne said. “The misses kept ya busy?"
"Nah, more than that, I brought a new pal" he hoisted you from his arm, holding you up like a purse. "Meet this guy.."
You shyly waved toward them, they're gaze meeting yours as you looked away.
"Ah new guy. Well new guy, I hope you enjoy the party." mummy said.
"Yes. Because we got some heavy stuff to kick it up. It's time for.." Drac paused, He swished his cape to the side, bats flying from beneath before a box formed on the table. “Shrink twister."
"Ooo Shrink twister! I love this game!" Frank said. He moved closer as he sat you down on his shoulder. "I haven't played this game in ages."
"Then I think it's time to have a refresher." Drac said.
You were unsure of what to say as Drac mentions the game, his fingers snapping as the booths disappeared. Chairs moved to the walls, a wooden board forming beneath them as dots scattered around. Poles stretch from the corners as curtains draped and formed a dome around you and the gang. You were still confused, but were snapped back into the moment as Frank sat you down upon the floor.
"Alright, now that the games are set, it's time for attire" Drac snapped his fingers, the monsters' clothes evaporating before shorts replaced them. Including your own as the cool wind blew between your legs. "The rules are simple: touch the designated symbol, without touching the white space. The more you touch the white space, the more you shrink."
"Ooo I can't wait to see this one.” Invisible man said. “It took forever for you to grow back Drac."
"Don't remind me" He groaned. "And like our past traditions, we shall start with, the new guy"
You? No no, it can't be you, you haven't played this before. What if you embarrass yourself? You took a step back as you pressed into the curtain, but Frank's meaty palm pressed into you. "Stage fright huh? I remember my first time. But hey, no need to be afraid, you'll be fine."
He ushered you back toward the board, placing you at the starting line as Drac handed symbols to a gargoyle. The creature flipped the cards at a quickening speed, before finally selecting a card. "Red, brain." It said.
You gulped heavily before taking your first step, looking to the wooden floor at the many symbols before you eyed a red one further ahead. You hopped over the white space, landed on the red spot. a corner of your foot slid across as it the white space, a jolt racing through your body as half your size diminished. You flailed to catch your balance, slamming your foot down to straighten yourself.
"Well done, usually newcomers don’t make it that far." Frank congratulated. "Now it's the pros turn."
He took his step onto the starting line, the gargoyle flipping through the pile before it plucked a card. "Blue, slime" it said.
Frank plucked his head from his shoulders and leaned over the board. It hopped around the line until a red spot came into view. Hopping onto it, it rotated as he looked toward you. "Tada!"
"You call that a magic trick? That’s mere amature season." Drac siad. "THIS is how the pros do it."
The gargoyle called the colo, Drac straightened his cloak and transformed into a bat. He swirled around the board like a fly, before hovering over his spot. In a spiral dive, he detransformed as his feet touched the blue symbol, casting his cape as it brushed over frank. "Perfect." He taunted.
"Hey, watch the cape show off!" Frank said, his head wrestling with the black fabric.
The two bickered like children, but it managed to make you laugh, but remained quiet as the game continued. The others took their turn. Mummy used his ribbon to spread his body to the symbols, whereas Wayne used his flexibility to maneuver around. And you, you simply moved your legs, nearly doing a split as you leaned to a yellow square. Your clothes started to sag from your first shrinkage, your pants drooping as you hoisted them back to your waist.
"Having some clothes trouble?" Drac taunted. "It would be a shame if someone were too, interfere" he snapped his fingers as his cape appeared, its tips tilting toward you as it wisped lightly into your ear while the other poked at your body. Your stance wobbled trying to bat away the assault, your hold slipping as your toes clinged to the yellow spot. "Easy does it, you don't want to slip” Drac giggled. “But there can only be one twist KING!"
Another force added onto it, his cape moving back as you looked above. Frank's torso loom led above, arching over the two of you as it bridged to the other side. "Sorry boys, the only green spit is here, hope you don't mind."
"I do mind!" Drac wheezed..
"Don't worry it'll only take a second." Frank replied.
He moved his torso further, pressing into you and Drac. Drac compressed as the weight of the torso pressed at his back, his hold on his stance waning as the weight increased. It slowly pressed into you, your toes sliding off the spot on the board as the electric feeling returned. Your size began to diminish, your pants sagging to the floor as your underwear slipped off. You grabbed for them, your hold slipping as you flailed to regain your balance.
But it was too late. You crashed upon the white space on the board, your size shrinking until your form fit into the spot you once stood on. "Out." The gargoyle announced. You looked around at the now towering monsters, each making their move upon the board as a foot and a paw landed upon the other spots. Grunts lingered above, Drac crouching to his knees to support the tub of weight that was frank.
The two bickered as his hold waned, his foot slipping off the spot as his size diminished as well. He tried to move himself back, but lost his footing as Frank's leg rested upon his designated spot. The count's cape fell just next to you, movement lingering before a naked dracula took to the top of the cape.
"Darn it frank! Now I'm out!" Drac shouted.
"Sorry Drac, no hard feelings right?"
"Oh I'll show you no hard feelings." He replied. He looked toward you as his eyes pierced through your soul. "Come on, let's show him the consequences of sabotage." He transformed into a bat. Even at a small size, he was like a giant pterodactyl compared to you. You already came this far, why not see it through. You took a breath before you nodded at the Drac’s request.
He flapped over you, grabbing you by the shoulders as he flew toward Frank's torso. You used your feet to tap around the large figure, snagging off a button off his shorts, before snagging on one of his pockets. "Hey, that's foul play!" Frank shouted from across the board. He wiggled his torso to swat at the two of you, Drac evading them like pillars as he flew in for another go.
You eye the torso carefully, finding weak spots for Drac to charge for next. The torso shifted and bucked, Drac lowering below the legs as he orbited around it. And there you saw it, gray skin exposing themselves from the back of its pants, a bubbled crack jiggling over the edge. You pointed toward it, Drac following your finger.
"Daring new guy huh? Alright then, let's do it!" He flew in, maneuvering past the flaps of Frank's shirt as your target came into view. Arching back, he flung you forward. You clutched your arms together and penciled your legs as you entered the past Frankenstein's shorts, darting through the gray cheeks like a torpedo as you plummeted to the center of the crack.
It was dim between the bubbled mounds of flesh, muscle clinging to you like a balloon as its warmth radiated your skin. Frank’s grunts and groans muffled from outside, the mass off his crack twisting as it dragged you deeper. Muscles squeaked past your legs as the warmth increased, a puckered hole appearing from the dimmed space as it cushioned your descent. You were deeper than you expected, and more earthy too, but that wasn't gonna deter you from your objective. You spread your limbs to create a meat pocket for yourself, flesh contracting as they forced you Into a crouch. You pushed into their bombardments like a car jack, prying them just enough as the large butt plonked around.
"H-hey! You-…hehe..can't do that!"
"Oh yes he can, mess him up, new guy" Drac cheered.
You wiggled faster upon the encouragement, your body slipping as the puckered hole gummed around your back. If it weren't for your hold, you'd be jammed inside in an instant. But thankfully, you had other plans in mind. You pushed a foot along the side of the rim, digging inward as Frank rear clenched.
Gravity suddenly shifted, butterflies ringing through your stomach as it hurtled downward. A thud boomed through the mass of flesh, a pulse following before the surrounding flesh began to spasm and shrink. Time to leave, you didn't want to be caught in a second shrink. You loosened your hold as ass flesh raced toward your side. It was like swimming through an ocean of tar, the spasming muscle too thick to force, but rather maneuver as you squeezed past the sweat covered walls. Light soon appeared ahead, slitted into a slim lining as the crack contracted. You pushed your limbs in between and pulled them apart, the underwear slipping as the party came to view.
His butt shrunk faster, pinning your sides together as they diminished in size. In a firm squeeze, you were launched into the air, flailing as your body turned aimlessly. But pairs of talons caught you, wings spanning above. "That's what I'm talking about!" Drac said. Swooping past the falling torso as it crashed to the board and shrunk.
"Out." The gargoyle announced.
"Ah what?" Frank groaned. "I still got my head."
"Let's see you try and move it without your body" drac said.
"Oh please, I can move my head around with ease. See?" He wobbled in place, leaning to a red spot next him. But toppled over, shrinking along with his body. " Okay, I see your point."
Hours passed since the party started. Most of the guests had left to attend newer activities, while others hung out at the snack bar. Near the exit, you and the gang talked as you prepared to head off.
"That was an amazing game, you two really brought on the heat." Mummy said.
"The heat? No no, I simmered in this one. But the new guy, they really brought out the heat."
You blushed, rubbing at your head as you looked away. A large fist wrapped around you, hoisting you into a sleeved jacked as a stitched hand ruffled your hair. "They sure did." Frank chimed in. "To think you'd be as daring to be a butt diver. And I thought invisible man was bold"
"Hey, I heard that!"
Laughter ensued from the group, you joining in as you as you shook your head. A ring soon came from your phone, a text from the folks that came to check up on you. The party was just about over, and it was time to return back to your normal life. "Ay, what's wrong bud, you gotta leave?"
You sighed as you nodded at the question, slinking out of Frank's arm. You prepared to head out, but fingers plucked you up and brought you back. "Well then, you're not leaving without a good old send off."
"Again with the sentimentals, Frank?" Drac playfully shook his head. "What you want to post it to your blog?"
"Yes!..I-I mean..no."
"I thought so, alright alright bring it in"
Frank placed you on his shoulders before making his way back to the group. Grouping into a huddle before a gargoyle floated in front of you all. "Say, Brains"
"Brains!"
You returned home and entered your room. Resting on the bed before you scrolled through your feed. The same photos would be there, your folks sharing their moments as they filled the bottom of the page. When you made a post about the party, you were bombarded with the other’s responses, many survived that you made it out. You rolled your eyes and prepared to close the media, but a message popped up in your notifications. A photo was attached to it, you and the monsters posing at the screen as bunny ears rested above your head.
A message read below. "You're hard to find new guy, I hope you had a blast at the party, hope to catch you at the next one."
You smiled at the screen, wiping a tear from your eye as you scrolled to the post. Sharing it, other users followed as well as other monsters. Resting back along your pillow, you pondered on the luck you've had. Perhaps going to that party wasn't too bad after all.
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Chanel’s ECT helmet, or her “metal bonnet”
The first drawing is from 2023. The second drawing was made recently.
(Updated information and added secondary image on 5/28/24)
Despite her considerable physical strength, Chanel becomes entirely incapacitated during catatonic episodes. Her biggest vulnerability lies in bouts of catatonic stupor, likely originating from an inherited condition passed down from her mother. Catatonia is usually a comorbid disorder, so it exists along a main cognitive or neurological disorder. However, it is unknown which mental disorder Chanel may have given her upbringing. This psychomotor disorder is believed to result from disruptions or imbalances in neurotransmitter pathways, manifesting as symptoms like stupor, mutism, rigidity, waxy flexibility, posturing, and negativism. In extreme instances, it can lead to death, either due to internal complications, known as malignant catatonia, or the inability to meet essential needs because of immobility.
To ensure Chanel's effectiveness in her duties, Sibyl built Chanel a specialized “metal bonnet”, or ECT helmet, which was designed to automatically execute ECT when neurological chemical imbalances were detected ahead of time. She considered the fact that ECT has an 80% to 100% success rate in addressing catatonia and related conditions. This treatment works by inducing minor seizures to recalibrate the brain's chemistry. The helmet emits low-frequency electrical currents to regulate her brain chemistry, preventing such episodes. (ECT is typically given under anesthesia and professional oversight, but, in this fictional instance, Chanel's insensitivity to pain meant one concern was taken off the list) Given its electrical nature, it requires consistent power sources. Sibyl developed this helmet, which is powered by blood as part of their arrangement. In exchange for sustenance, Chanel aids Sibyl by procuring intelligence and bodies from her encounters with traffickers. The helmet is securely bolted into her neck and, although removable, should not be taken off for long periods because the bolts and metal sockets in her neck enable the auto-moderated procedure. These bolts serve as both anchors and receivers, processing signals from electrodes attached to the sockets that contact her neck. These synaptic transmissions occur at the junction where the bolts connect to the sockets, similar to neurons.
The electrodes detect abnormal brain activity, similar to an EEG, and send a small electrical impulse to the bolts. These bolts then relay the information to the control panel at the back of the helmet, which assesses whether conditions are optimal for the procedure. It checks parameters such as the presence of sufficient amounts of non-converted blood, insufficient amounts of non-converted blood, sufficient amounts of fuel-converted blood, or insufficient amounts of fuel-converted blood.
If conditions are safe and the helmet has enough fuel, the control unit sends a signal back to the bolts, which then reaches the metal neck guard near the voice box. This triggers the voice box to alert Chanel of its needs in Morse code. If blood or blood fuel is lacking, the helmet will notify Chanel that it needs her to collect more blood for conversion into fuel to perform the electrocution. If the blood supply is ample but fuel is insufficient, it will inform Chanel that it will begin the conversion process and to station herself somewhere secure so that any neural impulses don’t interfere with the helmet's processes. The remainder of the fuel will be used to catalyze the conversion of blood into fuel.
If conditions are optimal, the voice box gives Chanel a heads-up in Morse code about the number of minutes before a cycle starts, allowing her to find a secure location before a seizure occurs. The helmet can be powered by various fuels, including coagula blood, which can generate electricity through a bioelectrochemical process, or direct contact with an electric outlet. The coagula blood method is preferred due to the mobility it offers compared to stationary electric outlets.
Additionally, her piercings are not merely decorative but are referred to as "modulating electrodes" or "resistive electrodes." Their function is to regulate the electrical signals, preventing excessive current from reaching sensitive areas and ensuring a safe and effective ECT process. These modulating electrodes use materials with specific resistive properties to control the flow of electricity, much like variable resistors in electronic circuits, ensuring precise modulation and safety.
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Raising Stripe
Chapter 21
“CRAIG! THE COFFEE TABLE! HE'S UNDER THE COFFEE TABLE!” Tweek alerted his husband after they had spent 15 minutes searching for their missing baby.
Since becoming mobile, Stripe had kept his parents on high alert. The slightest distraction would give the baby an opportunity to get into trouble. He would get into things he wasn't supposed to and hide out of sight.
In one afternoon, Stripe had escaped his parents' watch three times causing panic and disorder in the house. It was endearing to watch him wander around the room but as soon as he was out of sight it became a manhunt. Craig and Tweek decided they needed a game plan.
Their first goal was to baby proof the house. In his first escape trip, Stripe had wandered into the kitchen and opened all the cabinets he could reach. Tweek had found him when he heard one of his heaviest pots crash on the floor inches from the baby. So they needed to keep dangerous items locked away from curious hands.
They would also need to buy outlet sockets. Craig almost had a heart attack when he caught Stripe trying to lick an electrical outlet. As he removed him, he also noticed the tangled wires peeking out from behind the bookshelf. He tried to tuck it back in but knew Stripe would not leave it alone if he noticed it.
Finally they agreed they couldn't fully eliminate all dangers in the house and would need a way to ensure Stripe stayed put. With their list completed, they were ready to hit the store. They grabbed Stripe, restocked the diaper bag, and drove off.
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Stripe was amazed with his new surroundings. Everywhere he turned there were new people and new stuff. He wished he could explore the place but his mama had sat him on top of a metal cage with wheels. At least his mama and dada kept moving him around so he could look at everything.
Stripe's gaze kept roaming the shelves as the cart was pushed into an aisle full of baby items. His mama and dada were very interested in the items on the wall and started placing them in the cage behind Stripe. He tried to turn around to look at the items but the strap around his waist made it difficult. He quickly gave up and decided to look around instead.
Soon his mama and dada were done with the wall and pushed the cart into another aisle. Stripe noticed larger boxes on the walls and pictures of what looked like cages. Again, mama and dada began to inspect the items on the wall and Stripe watched silently. Suddenly mama and dada began to argue about something.
“No Tweek! I refuse to put him in that one! Pick anything else but not that one!” Dada said as he covered one of the pictures.
“But Craig, I know Stripe would love it. Watch. Ohh Stripe.” Mama sweetly called out.
The baby perked up at his name. His mama pushed on dada’s hand to reveal a cage. Stripe squealed and kicked his feet in excitement when he noticed his favorite bear on the cage. His mama picked him up and carried him over to take a closer look at the fun cage.
“Do you like it? Tell Daddy this is the playpen you want.” Mama said as he turned him over to Dada.
Dada sighed and gave Mama a mean look and a middle finger as he pulled out a box with his favorite bear on the side. Stripe was so happy. He didn't notice the death glares dada was giving the bear on the box.
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At home, Stripe sat in his new playpen playing with the new plushies that came included. He was thrilled to see he now had a smaller version of his bear, a pink piggy, and an orange tiger. He enjoyed sticking the plushies in his mouth to hear the crinkly sounds as he chewed them.
Tweek and Craig were working hard to baby proof the house. Craig had plugged all the outlets and Tweek had installed baby locks on all the cabinets. They occasionally glanced towards the playpen relieved that Stripe was finally confined to one place. They high fived each other feeling accomplished in their goal to keep Stripe alive another day.
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This year's tree, after the first pass.
I intend to add more snowflakes, but they haven't arrived yet.
I'm happy with it so far; icicles, snowflakes, red beaded garland, and some Nightmare Before Xmas touches.
I'm still thinking about what I want to do for the star. I made an Oogie Boogie star ornament a couple of years ago; I could rework it to make a tree topper.
Of course I have a simple plastic star I can always fall back on.
I haven't decided if I want to fool around with lights. It's too shady to use solar powered ones, and I don't have an outside outlet. Last year I plugged into the lightbulb socket on the porch light, but that was awkward. We had some high winds and the tree got knocked about.
This year I put it in a stand meant for a live tree, and weighted it with marbles. Last year the legs got bent up.
I also picked up some big snowflake ornaments to hang up around the porch.
The garland was in my box of ornaments and decorations.
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Back in a former life, I had an addiction that I loved beyond sanity. Here’s the story of it. 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 pt1 2009 pt2 2009 Redux
This is the final spec list for my glorious, insane Brutal Truth.
Nissan Skyline BCNR33 GT-R (Type 2) manufactured in April 1996. JDM non V-Spec vehicle retailed through Osaka Nissan Prince in May/June 1996. Imported to the UK in June 1997. Remained in original JDM spec without speedometer conversion until August 2002. Only the steering wheel & white dial sets were fitted in Japan.
Nismo RB26N1 bare engine: [N1 water pump (improved flow & less cavitation)/Reinforced cylinder block head bolt boss/Increased sump capacity (6L 20w60)/1.2mm oil restrictor]
N1 head with 0.5mm overbore (2598cc)
Cryogenically hardened N1 crankshaft
Wossner forged & cryogenically hardened pistons
Abbey Motorsport reinforced & cryogenically hardened con-rods
ACL Race Series conrod & crankshaft bearings
Tomei sump baffle kit
Tomei high flow (larger drive gears) oil pump
HKS 1.2mm metal head gasket
Tomei Procam Spec 2 cam kit (270 degree inlet & outlet with 10.25mm lift)
HKS V-Cam System Step 1 Type B (variable 248-278 degree inlet; replaces Procam inlet camshaft)
HKS vernier cam pulleys
HKS kevlar reinforced timing belt
Trust metal intake & throttle gaskets
HKS front pipe & decat gaskets
GReddy Iridium 08 Racing sparkplugs
Mocal 19-row oil cooler & Abbey Motorsport remote oil filter assembly
Abbey Motorsport catch tank & washer reservoir with SFS breather hoses
Abbey Motorsport Pro Alloy large radiator
Tomei fuel pump, fuel regulator & 600cc injectors
A’PEXi Power Intake induction kit
A’PEXi GT Spec intercooler (237x610x136mm) & hard pipe kit
HKS GT-SS turbos
HKS twin AFM delete kit
Tomei turbo elbows
HKS downpipes
HKS Silent Hi-Power exhaust
Abbey Motorsport 80mm decat pipe
Mine’s VX-ROM
HKS F-Con V Pro
HKS EVC 6 boost controller (1.6 bar)
AEM wideband lambda sensor
Splitfire DI Super Direct Ignition System
HKS Circle Earth kit
HKS GD Max twin-plate clutch (with lightened flywheel)
Abbey Motorsport rebuilt transfer box
Abbey Motorsport rebuilt gearbox with cryogenically hardened gear set, modified Nissan synchromesh upgrade and OS Giken strengthening plate
Abbey Motorsport rebuilt rear diff
Nismo gearbox mounts
Nismo Solid Shift gear stick (10% short shift)
Omex Shift Light Sequential
Sunsei SE-135 solar panel trickle charger mounted on a custom aluminium riser between the rear parcel shelf speaker enclosures.
Team Dynamics Equinox alloys 19x9.5, ET+15 in silver with polished stainless steel rim.
Falken FK452 265/30/19 Y-rated tyres
Cusco brake master cylinder brace
Cusco rear steering delete kit
Cusco front & rear upper suspension links
AST Sport Line 1 full suspension kit with UK spring setup
Nismo stainless steel braided brake hoses
StopTech 355mm rotor 4 pot caliper front brake kit
StopTech 355mm rotor 2 pot caliper rear brake kit with Abbey Motorsport modified pad retainers
Ferodo DS2500 brake pads front & rear
Bomex AD-390 front splitter
Nismo R34 smoked front indicators in custom aluminium mounting plates finished in crackle black
Nissan Xenon headlamp units
Border Racing Aero Fenders (vented front wings) with silver GT emblems from a R32 Skyline
Nismo smoked side repeaters
Top Mix one-off FRP twin blade rear spoiler on custom aluminium mounting plates
Entire exterior resprayed in BMW black (code 086) base and lacquer
Nissan Motorsport International carbon fibre B-pillar plates
PIAA carbon effect silicon wipers, front pair with spoilers, rear without
Nismo white face dial sets (dashboard & centre console) in carbon fibre panels
AEM AFR gauge mount replaces the lighter socket
HKS EVC display mounted on custom carbon fibre plate replacing the ashtray
Lighter socket relocated to the fog light switch panel
Nissan Momo steering wheel (with airbag)
Dressycar Nismo harness pads
Redline Automotive leather gearstick & handbrake gaiters
Abbey Motorsport carbon fibre door sill trims
Carbon fibre boot sill trim
Inlet plenum and sundry induction pipework finished in powder grey
Trust clear cam pulley cover
HKS Kansai Service carbon fibre spark plug cover
Right hand cam cover finished in crackle black
Nismo radiator & washer reservoir caps
HKS Kansai Service front strut brace finished in high gloss black
GReddy aluminium slam panel finished in crackle black
Tein bonnet dampers with black sleeves
Custom made one-off Cobra Misano Lux front seats: [Alcantara (colour code 9189) outers/Alcantara (colour code 9182) centre panels/One-piece carbon fibre backs/Sidewinder bases on custom subframes adapted by Abbey Motorsport/Cobra logo in silver thread on the headpads/GT-R logo beneath the grommets on seat backs]
JVC KD-AVX2 multi-media DVD/CD receiver with built-in 3.5” widescreen monitor
2x JL Audio Evolution VR600-CXi 6” speakers (front)
2x JL Audio Evolution TR650-CXi 6.5” speakers (rear)
Multiple and interlaced Thatcham rated security systems.
500 bhp. 520 ft/lb.
Ludicrously, hilariously, unbelievably fast.
Hope you enjoyed this little trip down memory lane with me. Cheers! JM.
(Photo by N. Liassides.)
#r33#bcnr33#skyline#gt-r#nissan skyline#Abbey Motorsport#HKS#Bomex#Tomei#A'PEXi#GReddy#Nismo#RB26N1#Mocal#Team Dynamics
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How to Activate Your Cox Cable Box in 4 Easy Steps
Activating your Cox Cable is easy and quick. With a few simple steps, you can enjoy all the features of your Cox cable services. In this article, we will discuss how to activate your Cox Cable and what to expect before and after activation. We will also discuss some use cases of the Cox Cable activation process so you can get the most out of your service.
Step One: Locate the Cable Box
The first step in activating your Cox cable box is to locate the box. Depending on the type of cable service you have, you may need to locate the Digital Cable Adapter (DCA) or the Set-Top Box (STB). The DCA and STB look similar and are usually about the size of a small DVD player.
To locate the cable box, check around your television for any cables that might be connected to the TV. If you have an HDTV, you may find a single coaxial cable going from the wall to the back of the television. If this is the case, then the cable box should be located near the TV and plugged into this cable.
If you don't see a cable connected to the TV, then check around your home for any other devices that may be connected to your cable service. The cable box could be located near a DVD player, gaming console, or VCR. If you can't find the cable box, try calling your local Cox office and they can help you locate it.
Once you've located the cable box, move on to Step Two: Connect the Power Cord.
2) Step Two: Connect the Power Cord
Once you have located your Cox cable box, the next step is to connect the power cord. This cord should be included with the cable box when it arrives. You will need to plug the power cord into an electrical outlet or surge protector. Make sure that the outlet is not controlled by a wall switch, as the power may be interrupted if it is. Once the power cord is plugged in, you should see a light on the front of the cable box indicating it is receiving power.
Now that your cable box is connected to power, you can move on to connecting the coaxial cable. This is the cable that runs from the wall to your cable box. If you are replacing an existing box, then the existing coaxial cable should already be connected to your wall and ready to plug into the back of the new box. If you are setting up a new box, you will need to run a coaxial cable from the wall to the back of the new box. Make sure that the cable is properly connected at both ends and then proceed to Step Three.
3) Step Three: Connect the Coaxial Cable
The coaxial cable needs to be connected after you've found the cable box and connected the electricity. The primary cable connecting your cable box to the wall socket will be the coaxial cable. The "Cable In" port on the rear of your Cox Cable Box is where you should first place one end of the coaxial wire. The second coaxial cable end should then be inserted into the wall outlet. Use the proper connection type for your Cox Cable Box (F-type or RCA, for example).
Take the other end of the coaxial wire and place it inside the splitter if you're using one. Your wall outlet should be directly linked to the splitter. The other end of the splitter should then be connected to your television or modem using a different coaxial wire.
Once your cable box is connected to your wall outlet, turn on your television or modem and make sure that they are properly connected. If everything is connected correctly, you should now be ready to activate your Cox Cable Box.
Read also : Cox Bill Pay
4) Step Four: Activate the Cable Box
The last step to get your Cox cable box up and running is to activate it. This process is simple, but will vary depending on the type of box you have.
For an HD Box:
If you have an HD box, then all you need to do is connect it to a power source and turn it on. Once the box is powered on, you’ll need to press the “Cox” button on the remote and follow the onscreen instructions to complete the activation.
For an SD Box:
If you have an SD box, then all you need to do is plug the power cord into the wall outlet and switch the power on. You’ll then need to press the “Power” button on the remote, followed by the “Menu” button. After that, you’ll be taken to the setup screen, where you’ll select “Activate Cable Box.” Follow the onscreen instructions to complete the activation.
Now that you’ve activated your Cox cable box, you can start watching all your favorite shows and movies in no time!
Cox Customer Support
If you have any problem with the Cox connection or other services of Cox We offer the best customer service, You can contact the customer support team either by phone or email and are guaranteed a response within 24 hours. Furthermore, the customer support team is available 24/7 for any urgent matters that require immediate attention. Our goal is to ensure that customers get the help they need in a timely and professional manner. We offers a range of Cox Support services including technical support, billing assistance, and account management.
How long does it take for Cox to activate?
Cox usually activates your cable box within an hour of connecting the necessary cables. However, if you are experiencing any delays in activation, it is best to call Cox customer service for assistance. Generally, you can expect the activation process to take anywhere from a few minutes to a few hours. It all depends on how many steps have been completed and the equipment that is being used.
Once you have connected the necessary cables, you will need to call Cox customer service to activate your cable box. The customer service representative will guide you through the activation process and help you get your cable box up and running as quickly as possible.
In some cases, Cox may need to send out a technician to ensure that the cable box is properly installed and activated. If this is required, it may take up to 24 hours before the box is fully activated and ready to use.
No matter what the activation process requires, you should always be sure to check with Cox customer service or technical support if you are having any difficulties activating your cable box. They are available to provide assistance and get you up and running with your Cox Cable TV services in no time.
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Are Toaster Ovens Electric?: Unveiling Kitchen Essentials
Yes, toaster ovens are electric appliances. They use electricity to produce heat and cook food.
Toaster ovens provide a compact and versatile alternative to traditional ovens, functioning as a miniature oven that fits conveniently on your countertop. These handy kitchen gadgets typically offer various cooking functions, including baking, broiling, and toasting. They are perfect for small-batch cooking or for times when firing up a full-sized oven feels unnecessary.
With their simple plug-and-play setup, toaster ovens require no complex installation — a power outlet is all you need. Their energy efficiency and quick heating capabilities make toaster ovens a go-to appliance for speedy meals and snacks, cementing their status as essential in modern kitchens.
The Rise Of Toaster Ovens
Kitchen trends come and go, but toaster ovens remain a favorite. This versatile appliance has transformed how we cook and bake. Let’s explore the journey toaster ovens have made.
A Brief History
The toaster oven has a fascinating past. Early versions hit stores in the 20th century. They have evolved since.
Modern Kitchen Staple
Toaster ovens have become a must-have in kitchens worldwide. They are compact, energy-efficient, and versatile. Perfect for a quick meal or a savory snack.
Size variances suit any space
Ranging from basic to high-tech models
Accessible for all cooking levels
Their rise aligns with busy lifestyles. They score high on convenience and functionality.
Toaster Oven Fundamentals
Welcome to the core of every modern kitchen, where we explore the Toaster Oven Fundamentals. These versatile appliances do far more than just toast bread. They bake, broil, and even air-fry, turning into an indispensable part of daily cooking routines. Let’s dive into the design elements that make toaster ovens a must-have and look at the different types that cater to various culinary needs.
Design And Functionality
Toaster ovens are compact electrical appliances that boast a range of features. The standard toaster oven includes a wire rack, baking pan, and removable crumb tray. They come equipped with dials or touch panels that allow for temperature and cooking mode adjustments. Many models feature convection technology, which uses a fan to circulate hot air and cook food more evenly. This enhances the appliance’s efficiency and reduces cooking times, making meal preparation both speedy and delightful.
Dual elements: Most toaster ovens have top and bottom heating elements for even cooking.
Size: Options range from small units for personal use to larger models for family meals.
Advanced features: Some toaster ovens offer rotisserie functions or dedicated pizza slots.
Comparing Types
When selecting a toaster oven, understanding the different types helps in making an informed choice. You have basic toaster ovens, convection toaster ovens, and those that feature infrared technology.
Electrifying The Toaster Oven
Imagine a kitchen without a toaster oven. No quick snacks or crispy sides. It’s like a movie without popcorn. Dull, right? Now, let’s spark up some knowledge on what makes these magic boxes light up and turn bread into toast. It’s all about the power. We’re diving into the electric world of toaster ovens. Let’s get charged up!
How Power Gets To Your Appliance
The journey of electricity is as cool as your favorite superhero’s story. First, it travels through wires. Then it reaches your home. Your toaster oven’s plug is like a key. Insert it into the socket — and boom — you’ve unlocked the power!
Find a wall outlet.
Take the plug; match it to the outlet.
Push it in gently.
Flip the switch, and it’s showtime!
Energy Requirements
Toaster ovens vary. Some are small. Others are big. But all need power. More power often means more toast, faster. Check your toaster oven’s label. It tells you about its hunger for power. It’s measured in watts. Smaller ovens might need around 1200 watts. Larger ones can ask for up to 1800 watts or more.
Advantages Of Electric Toaster Ovens
The rise in the popularity of electric toaster ovens comes as no surprise, given the many advantages they offer in the kitchen. From convenience to versatility, here are the standout benefits of adding an electric toaster oven to your culinary lineup.
Convenience And Efficiency
Electric toaster ovens simplify cooking. With just the turn of a dial or the push of a button, meals begin their journey to perfection. The compact size means they preheat quickly, slashing waiting time in half. There’s no need for big, clunky ovens that take ages to reach the right temperature.
Energy savings: They use less power compared to large ovens.
Space-saving: Perfect for small apartments or dorm rooms.
Time-saving: Quick preheating equals faster meal prep.
Versatility In Cooking
These compact giants handle a variety of tasks. Whether it’s toasting bagels or roasting a chicken, these ovens can do it all. The adjustable settings ensure that whatever the dish, it’s cooked just right.
Sustainable Kitchen Practices
Embracing sustainable kitchen practices is more critical than ever. Reducing our carbon footprint starts right at home, and the kitchen is a great place to begin. The appliances we use, like toaster ovens, play a big role. They can be both energy-efficient and a step towards a greener lifestyle. Let’s explore how to make toasting and baking more eco-friendly.
Energy Conservation Tips
Saving energy means a lower electric bill and a happier planet. Here are tips to keep your toaster oven usage smart and efficient:
Use the right size: Pick a toaster oven that matches your cooking needs. Smaller meals don’t need a large oven.
Keep it clean: A clean toaster oven heats up faster. This cuts down on energy use.
Bake back-to-back: If you have multiple items, cook them one after the other. The oven stays hot, saving energy on preheating.
Unplug when idle: Toaster ovens use power even when off. Unplug to save energy.
Choosing Your Toaster Oven
Must-have Features
Choosing the right toaster oven means looking for the best features. Let’s explore some essentials!
Size: Measure your counter space. Ensure your new toaster oven fits!
Capacity: Think about what you’ll cook. Pick a size that matches your needs.
Temperature range: A wide range helps cook different dishes perfectly.
Settings: Basic or advanced? Decide if you need features like convection or rotisserie.
Timers and alerts: These help prevent burned meals. A must-have!
Frequently Asked Questions For Are Toaster Oven Electric
Does A Toaster Oven Use A Lot Of Electricity?
A toaster oven typically consumes less electricity than a conventional oven, using about 1200–1800 watts when in use. It’s energy-efficient for smaller meals or quick heating tasks.
What’s The Difference Between A Toaster Oven And A Regular Oven?
A toaster oven is a compact, countertop appliance for baking, toasting, and sometimes broiling small dishes. A regular oven is larger, and designed for extensive baking and roasting.
What Are The Disadvantages Of A Toaster Oven?
Toaster ovens can have uneven heating resulting in inconsistent toasting. They typically consume more counter space and energy compared to regular toasters. Cleaning can be trickier due to crumb accumulation. Some models might have limited interior space, restricting the size of food items you can cook or heat.
Is It Better To Have A Toaster Oven Or Microwave?
Choosing between a toaster oven and a microwave depends on your cooking needs. Toaster ovens are great for baking and crisping, while microwaves excel at reheating and quick cooking. Consider what you’ll prepare most for the best appliance choice.
Conclusion
As we wrap up, the versatility of toaster ovens can’t be overstated. They indeed run on electricity, blending functionality with efficiency. Perfect for small kitchen spaces or quick cooking tasks, they represent modern convenience. Embrace the subtle charm of toaster ovens for a streamlined culinary experience.
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How to Setup Cricut Maker 3: A Full Guide for Beginners
Are you wondering how to setup Cricut Maker 3? If the answer is yes, then you have reached the right place to learn the process. I have been using the Cricut Maker 3 machine from the beginning and have learned everything about it. Here, I am going to write down everything related to setting up a Cricut machine. After reading the blog, you will know what you get inside the box, the installation procedure, how to connect Cricut to your computer, and download the Cricut Design Space app. When you download the software to your device, your Cricut machine will be installed. Without any further delay, let’s jump right into the full process.
Introduction to Cricut Maker 3
Before we learn how to setup Cricut Maker 3, it is important to know about the machine. It is a third-generation and one of the latest Cricut machines. It has impressive features and is a powerful cutting machine. Due to its power, it can cut wood, leather, and heavy metals like metals. It includes many innovative features that make it better than previous models. It can cut over 300 materials, such as paper, fabric, chipboard, balsa wood, leather, etc.
To set up the Cricut machine, you will first need to unbox it and check all the items inside the box. When you open the box, here’s what you will find:
Cricut Maker 3
USB cable
Fine-point blade
Power adapter
A few samples for a practice cut
1-month free Cricut Access plan
How to Setup Cricut Maker 3 to Get Started Easily?
Once you have unboxed and checked the materials inside the box, you proceed to setup the Cricut machine. Setup involves connecting Cricut to any phone or computer and downloading the Cricut software. You need to follow these steps carefully to know about the installation process:
After you have unboxed the machine, you must install it on a clean, flat surface.
Now, you should add it to a power source. For that, you can use the power adapter that you received in the box. Connect it to the machine and a wall socket.
Once connected to an electric outlet, press the power button and turn on the machine.
Then, connect your Cricut to your computer with the help of Bluetooth. A USB cable is also good for connection. You got the cable in the box as well.
Afterward, visit the official Cricut site and search for the Cricut Design Space app.
When you see the app, click on Download and then install it on your computer.
Next, you have to go to the Product Setup window.
On the following screen, select Smart Cutting Machine.
Follow the directions and enable the Cricut app on your computer.
Finally, your Cricut setup will be complete, and you will be able to start working on your DIY projects.
How to Connect Cricut Maker 3?
To proceed with how to setup Cricut Maker 3, you should connect it to your computer. Connecting any device to your machine is not too difficult if you know the right procedure. You can use Bluetooth or a USB cable. Here is how you can connect Cricut to your computer via Bluetooth.
To connect, the first thing you have to do is turn on the machine and your computer.
On your device, you have to go to the Start menu and open Bluetooth and other devices.
Next, turn on Bluetooth and click on Add Bluetooth or other device. Then, choose the Bluetooth device option.
Now, you will see that the device has started to search for nearby models.
When you see your machine, you must click on it, and the machine will be connected to your device.
To ensure connectivity to the device, you can go to the software and check the Machine Setup section. You will see that your Cricut product will show as connected.
Important Note: To connect your Cricut Maker machine to your computer, you can also use a USB cable. Just take the cable and connect it to both the machine and your device from both ends, and they will be connected.
How to Download Cricut Design Space?
Now, you have reached the final stage of how to setup Cricut Maker 3. Here, you have to download the Cricut Design app on your computer and log in with your account. The process for that is as follows.
To start, you have to open the computer and go to an internet browser.
Then, navigate to cricut.com/setup and click on Download to download the Cricut Design Space app.
Now, you have to select the Downloads folder and double-click the file.
After that, you will see that the installation has begun.
When the app is downloaded, you have to open it and log in with your username and password.
Your Cricut Maker machine installation is complete now.
FAQs
What Materials Can I Cut With Cricut Maker 3?
Cricut Maker 3 is one of the best cutting machines, and you can cut any material. It is an amazing machine that can cut light materials like foil paper or tissue paper. Also, it is a powerful machine that allows you to cut heavy materials, including leather, wood, and metal. Apart from these, you can cut materials, such as cardstock, fabric, and vinyl as well.
What Are the System Requirements for Cricut Maker 3?
To work on a Cricut cutting machine, you will need the Cricut Design Space app. In order to download and use the app, your computer must have certain features. It should have 4GB RAM and 2GB free disk space. The machine must be connected to a USB port or Bluetooth connection. Its screen resolution should be at least 1024×768 pixels. It should have 2-3 Mbps downloading and 1-2 Mbps uploading speed.
Can I Install Cricut Maker 3 on My Android Phone?
Yes, you can! You are required to have the Cricut Design Space app on your device, and an Android phone is fully compatible with the software. You can connect your phone to your Cricut machine with Bluetooth or a USB cable. Once the mobile device is connected to your machine, you should download the app from the Play Store and log in with your Cricut account. The Cricut machine will be installed.
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BS1363 of British Standard Plugs Socket Outlets Gauges
This part of BS 1363 specifies requirements for 13 A switched and unswitched shuttered socket-outlets for household, commercial and light industrial purposes, with particular reference to safety in normal use. The socket-outlets are suitable for the connection of appliances, sound vision equipment, luminaires, etc. in a.c. circuits only, operating at voltages not exceeding 250 Vr.m.s. and frequencies from 50 Hz to 60 Hz using plugs in accordance with BS1363-1:2023. Additional requirements are included for socket-outlets suitable for electric vehicle charging. GNGPL BS1363_AL Requirements are specified for 13 A shuttered socket-outlets in single or multiple arrangements, with or without associated controlling switches, for flush mounting in suitable boxes, e.g. conforming to BS 4662:2006+A1:2009, or for surface or panel mounting or for portable use. Fixed socket-outlets are intended for use with cables conforming to BS 6004:2012+A1:2020 and cables to the relevant part of BS EN 50525, having copper conductors. Portable socket-outlets are intended for use with flexible cables conforming to the relevant part of BS EN 50525. Socket-outlets incorporating fuse links, Circuit Breakers for Equipment (CBE), switches and indicator lamps are included within the scope of this part of BS 1363. Socket-outlets incorporating electronic components as detailed in Annex A are included within the scope of this part of BS 1363. This standard does not apply to socket-outlets incorporating screwless terminals for the connection of external conductors of the following types: a) insulation-piercing connecting devices; or b) twist-on connecting devices. Socket-outlets conforming to this standard are shuttered and therefore do not require the use of additional means to shield the current carrying contacts when no plug is present in the socket-outlet. Certain installations require the inclusion of intumescent and acoustic pads and this might have an effect on the conformance of the socket-outlet to the requirements of this standard. This might influence temperature rise and internal clearances. Verification of suitability of the socket-outlet needs to be obtained from the manufacturer. 1. Application: This plug and socket test gauge is mainly used to test and inspect whether the structure and size of plugs and sockets conform to BS 1363 standards. And the mainly application industries is electronics, electrical appliances, plugs and sockets and other similar areas. 2. Features: Gauge dimensions, tolerances, material, hardness, surface roughness conform to the standards requirements; Material hardness is more than 50HRC; Material thermal expansion coefficient is small,dimensions and tolerances is stable and reliable. Read the full article
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