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Re: Is Axiom forum slower?
#120769 12/15/05 07:33 PM
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Seemed a little slow a couple a times over the last few days, but thought it was just my own aging reaction times


Re: Is Axiom forum slower?
#120770 12/15/05 07:35 PM
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>>> Actually, the resistivity of wires decreases with temperature, so it should actually be faster in cold weather. <<<

With the kinds of temperatures I'm seeing 'up yonder' ways, my wire would decrease to the point of 'God Please Help Me!'


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Re: Is Axiom forum slower?
#120771 12/15/05 07:43 PM
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I always found it more comfortable to ride my bicycle to work in temperatures below freezing, rather than above.......

Re: Is Axiom forum slower?
#120772 12/15/05 08:31 PM
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uphill both ways?

Re: Is Axiom forum slower?
#120773 12/15/05 08:44 PM
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Yes!! Uphill both ways!!

Predominatly uphill but with the light winds of the morning.

And slightly downhill but into the heavier winds in the evening!!!......arrrrgh.





.....my "crusing" gear gave a velocity of 24.09 MPH at 100 pedal revolutions/min. on level ground-no wind.



....But there was NEVER any level ground, no-wind!!!
uphill....both ways

Re: Is Axiom forum slower?
#120774 12/15/05 08:57 PM
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barefoot, wearing a muscle t-shirt and capri pants, in a 45 mph wind, in 6 feet of snow.

Re: Is Axiom forum slower?
#120775 12/15/05 08:59 PM
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Hey Rich, you need to get yourself one of these little machines. 213 mph top speed and 175 mph cruise @ 4 gph on 65 H.P. Not too shabby!


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Re: Is Axiom forum slower?
#120776 12/16/05 01:14 AM
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>>Seems to me that the Axiom forum has been slower (loading speed, not mentality of the members) over the last several days. I'm not noticing it with other sites.

Did you notice the slowdown around the same time your signature got really big ?


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Re: Is Axiom forum slower?
#120777 12/16/05 01:29 AM
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Re: Is Axiom forum slower?
#120778 12/16/05 01:31 AM
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Hey!
This is only 55k!


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