What engine?

Thanks
Doug Suttles

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9/8/2005 at 3:06 PM Bill Bradford wrote:

>Anybody in Houston or nearby interested in an E450? If so, ping me
>offlist. I've got one that I can't use, and will let go cheap.
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>Bill
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>Bill Bradford
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Doug Suttles wrote:
What engine?
I would recommend a 5.8L or larger
with heavy duty suspension.
- Kevin
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Sep 8, 2005, at 4:39 PM, Kevin Loch wrote:

Doug Suttles wrote:
>What engine?
>
I would recommend a 5.8L or larger
with heavy duty suspension.

You guys are horrible!

I just envisioned a way to put a lawnmower engine into an empty E450
chassis and either float it with ducted air or attach it to a small
frame with RC controllable steering and race it.

I gotta get more sleep

;-)
Mike

"Without balance and consistent growth the only option is to degrade.
There is no other solution." - Anonymous

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nice; that means no hunting around for DC converters for adding CPUs. So
how much RAM, and how many backplane kits are installed? I don't know who
would need to put in 20 SCA drives, but it's nice to picture.

Thu, 8 Sep 2005 15:59:04 -0500, Bill Bradford <mrbill (AT) mrbill (DOT) netwrote:

Thu, Sep 08, 2005 at 04:43:02PM -0700, Doug Suttles wrote:
>What engine?
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2.4 liter quad 300Mhz UltraSPARC-II. 8-)

Bill

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Sep 8, 2005, at 7:38 PM, Bryan Gurney wrote:

nice; that means no hunting around for DC converters for adding
CPUs. So
how much RAM, and how many backplane kits are installed? I don't
know who
would need to put in 20 SCA drives, but it's nice to picture.

That reminds me after the FM-200 release a month ago in our
datacenter and a hardshutdown of all servers, we had a E450 that
would not boot up anymore.

course the person who installed the box was not existing anymore
so they called me for help. Turned out all I had to do is remove all
20 drives, one by one and blow out the air and reseat the SCA drives.
Voila that did it. Machine came back up with no problems.

My fingers where hurting too from the snap thingie.
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