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  1. i am no computer geek and need some input.. i am going to be doing some basic video capture and editing for myself. want average quality on a meduim budget.. i have read the some of the threads on here.. One recomending a build your own computer so i found a custom one and one new/refurb one.. if you have other ideas or suggestions i am open.. i am looking to spend 600 roughly...it seems like the minimums for video capture are 1.5 ghz, 512 ram, 800mhz, and 80gb storage.. is that right ? below are two computers that i found.... Custom Built Pentium dual core 3.4 Ghz PC with Monitor Hardware: CPU Type: Intel Pentium D processor 945 Frequency: 3.40 GHz FSB: 800 MHz Cache: 4 MB (2x2) Socket: Socket 775 Memory: 1Gb (2x512) - DDR3200 - 400Mhz MB: ASUS P5P800-VM with Intel 865G Video card: NVidia Gforce2 MX400. HD: 80Gb (2 Hard drives) DVD-RW: Sony 16x DVD-RW double layer. USB: 6 ports, 2 on the front and 4 in the back. Mike and headphone jacks on the front. Keyboard and mouse included. Monitor: Sony SDM-S53 - 15" Software: Windows XP Pro. MS Office 2003 Nero 7 PowerDVD $550 or 2.2 GHz Athlon 64 3500+ Pavilion Desktop PC HP Refurbished - a1130n (Open Box) 2.2 GHz Athlon 64 3500+, 1 GB PC3200 DDR System Memory (2 Dimm), 250GB SATA HD 7200 rpm, 16x DVD(+/-)R/RW DL LightScribe drive, Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005, Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2 (Open Box) $ 350 shipped no monitor dont let life pass you by
  2. thanks for your help, gentlemen.. ended up using a drill and some elbow grease.. blues dont let life pass you by
  3. i would like to widen the front of the d-box to fit my wide angle lens.. i need to shave about 1/4 inch on each side where the lens comes out of the d-box... i dont have access to a dremel. has anyone used sanders or other tools. i read the other posts, to put the camera in another room, wear a mask, and use a sealant after the clean up. i am looking for tool choice advice as i have never worked with carbon fiber. it is for a dc-42 with a .5 lens on a 25mm fitting. thanks dont let life pass you by
  4. below is the comparative site for hc-36 and 46 which are basically the same... the 46/42 has a little higher actual pixel and i believe that has super steady shot and the 36/32 just has the regular steady shot... i just bought at hc-42 for that reason.. that was an NTSC but should be the same.. also look at CNET reviews they are very helpful http://www.sonystyle.com/is-bin/+INTERSHOP.enfinity/eCS/Store/en/-/USD/SY_CompareProd-Start?CategoryName=dcc_DICamcorders_MiniDVHandycamCamcorders&ComparisonURL=http%3a%2f%2fwww%2eadvizia%2ecom%2fv41%2fAdvisor%2easp%3fUser%3dSonyCamcorders-SS%26Rnd%3d98 dont let life pass you by
  5. hello, first off i have read all the current threads on the hc3 and trying to get some comparative information. i have been looking at the camera reviews of these cameras and i am wondering which has the best skydiving application. does the size/weight of the hc3 make it not so flyer friendly. is the hd capability used in commercial tandem videos. ? and if not, is the regular resolution that much better ? is the one chip on the hc-96 good enough for videos to the 3 chips on the pc1000. and can the hc3 take both video and stills,, has that been settled. dont let life pass you by
  6. i have used both in my aff jumps and i hate the plastic handle, i cant find it as easily and cant grab it cleanly. the hackey is much easier to hold and toss.. i have not tried the monkey fist yet.. thanks for the replys all,, and clear skies dont let life pass you by
  7. thanks for the help,, i have used both pc handles as a student and i love the hackey and hate the other.. thanks for the feedback,, it helped a lot dont let life pass you by
  8. ok,, i want to change the pilot chute handle from one of those stupid round orange plastic handles to a hackey,, how much is that going to cost and how involved is the change.. will this work on all rigs ??? where do i get one dont let life pass you by
  9. anyone have reflex container and this type of set up.. any info would help, just passed aff and want to get a rig... cost is 2000 with reflex container and 05' vigil... i am 155, 175 loaded, 176 after a shower do you guys recomend reflex as a container and the top opening reserve ??? here is the ad !! Main Parachute - Triathlon 190 - DOM 03/97. 7-cell canopy, has about 350 jumps, lines are in good condition. No patches, tears, or burns. Colors are black, pink, blue and silver. -Collapsible slider is black. No malfunctions. Very forgiving, and nice soft landings. :-) Never packed in the sun. Performance Designs 160 Reserve - DOM 01/97. It is PINK. No rides ever, and was religiously repacked when I was jumping, but not recently. Last repack was in March 2006. Reflex Container - had a harness manufacturer modification done in 2004, so the harness is brand spanking new. Colors are black, blue, and red. CRW flap on pop-top. Has rigger installed RSL. Made for someone 5' - 5'5", about 130-160 pounds. Vigil AAD - DOM 06/05. Never been fired. About $1200 new, was just installed 08/05, and I haven't jumped since then. thanks paul dont let life pass you by