What a good cheep replacement for di 624?
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Well as a rule we never use DLink products because they are notoriously cheap and breakdown far too often so I would stay away from replacing it with another DLink product.\n\nUsually I would go with a Linksys or Netgear but I also like this one below by Belkin which you can pickup for around $40 or so:\n\nhttp://reviews.cnet.com/Belkin_54g_Wireless_Cable_DSL_Gateway_Router/4505-3319_7-20912424.html
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Bound's hubby here:\n\nI think your selection of a Remington 700 is a good choice. Prices vary, ranging from $659 to $859, depending on which model you select (I have included the Remington link, which includes MSRP pricing). \n\nA bit above, someone mentioned something about the ."243, go with the 6mm Remington, and that you could also shoot the .243 in it". If that is what they said, it is wrong and dangerous. The cartridge case dimensions for the 6mm Remington and the .243 Winchester are very different!\n\nA quick (perhaps unwanted history) on the 6mms:\n\nThe .244 Remington was made with a 1x12" twist, and fired bullets up to 100 grains. Heavier than 100 grain bullets would not stabilize with the 1x12" twist.\n\nWinchester introduced the .243 Winchester to compete with the .244 Remington. The .243 was designed to be fired in rifles with 1x10" twist, which would stabilize bullets a little hevier than 100 grains ... up to I believe 120 grains.\n\nRemington saw the writing on the wall, and up-graded the .244 Remington and introduced it as a new cartridge, the 6mm Remington. The 6mm Remington was designed to be fired out of rifles with a 1x9" twist, which can stablilize slightly heavier bullets than the 120 grain ... The 6mm Remington had a slight advantage, in that its case dimensions were identical to the older .244 Remington, and these two cartridges are interchangeable! But neither are interchangeable with the .243 Winchester!\n\nWhich you go with depends entirely upon your needs and preferences. Both the 6mm Remington and the .243 Winchester are supposed to be lighter recoiling cartridges (lighter, relative to the .308 Winchester or the .30-06 Springfield)!\n\nGood luck!
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i would suggest to go to ebay and look at similar products.
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Try cheaperthandirt.com
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The niosh pocket guide is free and has a lot of info but not LD50\n\nyou can do a MSDS search for the compound and that will give you the ld50, just be sure that the compound is in a similar product.
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call (62) 31-5939-104
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try http://midwayusa.com they might have one
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Perhaps Comp USA or Best Buy
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1/8 Allen wrench should be all you need for the 98. Trigger and frame should drop right in.
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Look into "Brother" Brands. You could get one for 100-200 and they are very reliable
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try black and deckers website
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youll strugle to get all the functions u need for that price, if u want directs (turnables) try get hold of technics 1210s, and see if u can get hold of a cheap allen and heath mixer there very good
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i would get this one http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=1645240&CatId=0 but you don't have to buy it from thm i am just giving you a link so you can check out the board
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spider are alright. But I just started myself and I bought a tippman 98 custom, it's so nice, great accuracy and a great price here check it out, hope everythin works out. good luck
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Try Bosch, I've heard Black & Decker aren't great
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yep, screw it in, just don't screw it up.  they make a sweet little tool that helps out with this, and it dirt cheap.  check with your local parts store
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well obviously the AISI304 would become contaiminated and skew all resulting analysis.\nforget that slag, get something that burns cleaner, hotter, smoother.\ntry new formula Y443g. it works everytime.