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Wednesday, September 28, 2011
BEG DEUTER
Pack Fitting 101
Fitting a small to mid-volume up to 50 liters
1 - Loosen all the straps on the harness system and position the hip belt so the top of the iliac crest is about 1-inch down from the top of the hip belt. Correct positioning will direct the weight onto the hips.
2 - Position the shoulder straps so there is full contact from the shoulder blade over the collar bone and across the chest. The connection point of the shoulder straps to the mesh back panel should rest between the shoulder blades.
3 - Adjust the load stabilizer straps. These come off the top of harness systems. When pulled forward, the straps will move the load closer to the back and the body's center of gravity, thus increasing the stability of the pack. Keep in mind that these are not load lifting straps, so you are not looking for a 45-degree angle from harness to pack.
4 - Adjust the sternum strap so it rides two fingers above the bottom of the sternum. (just a starting point)
Pack Fitting 101
1 - Loosen all the straps on the harness system and position the hip belt so the top of the iliac crest is about 1-inch down from the top of the hip belt. Correct positioning will direct the weight onto the hips.
2 - Position the shoulder straps so there is full contact from the shoulder blade over the collar bone and across the chest. The connection point of the shoulder straps to the mesh back panel should rest between the shoulder blades.
3 - Adjust the load stabilizer straps. These come off the top of harness systems. When pulled forward, the straps will move the load closer to the back and the body's center of gravity, thus increasing the stability of the pack. Keep in mind that these are not load lifting straps, so you are not looking for a 45-degree angle from harness to pack.
4 - Adjust the sternum strap so it rides two fingers above the bottom of the sternum. (just a starting point)
1 - Loosen all the straps on the harness system and position the hip belt so the top of the iliac crest is about 1-inch down from the top of the hip belt. Correct positioning will direct the weight onto the hips.
2 - Tighten the shoulder straps to ensure there is full contact from the shoulder blade to the collar bone.
3 - The harness should be positioned so the strap's insertion point on the pack rests between the body's shoulder blades. On packs with the Vari-Quick adjustment system the tab should be in this location.
4 - To adjust the Vari-Quick harness, undo the Velcro closure and thread through the suitable attachment loops. Tighten the Velcro and fix closed.
5 - On larger packs, this strap is commonly referred to as the Load Lifter strap. The tensioning of this strap will move the load closer to the body's back and more in line with the body's center of gravity. The angle of this strap is not the crucial criteria for a pack fit, but instead look at steps 1 and 2 for a perfect fit.
6 - The final adjustment is the positioning of the sternum strap. A good rule of thumb is 2 fingers above the bottom of the sternum. Just remember not to constrict breathing.
How to Pack your Backpack
The center of gravity should be close to the body and ideally at shoulder height. The sleeping bag generally goes into the bottom compartment, and heavy items are packed close to the back. Small items are conveniently placed in the top lid where they are quickly accessible. On easy routes, like hiking trails and flat terrain, it is advisable to carry heavy items higher up in the pack - ideally shoulder height.
The center of gravity of the backpack rests better above the hips. In difficult terrain, like alpine tours, heavy equipment should be at the center of the back. In this manner you walk rather bent forward, but don't lose your balance as easily as if you have a high point of gravity.
The center of gravity should be close to the body and ideally at shoulder height. The sleeping bag generally goes into the bottom compartment, and heavy items are packed close to the back. Small items are conveniently placed in the top lid where they are quickly accessible. On easy routes, like hiking trails and flat terrain, it is advisable to carry heavy items higher up in the pack - ideally shoulder height.
The center of gravity of the backpack rests better above the hips. In difficult terrain, like alpine tours, heavy equipment should be at the center of the back. In this manner you walk rather bent forward, but don't lose your balance as easily as if you have a high point of gravity.
Backpack Fundamentals
The manufacture of a high specification backpack relies on the use of high quality materials. Unlike cheap brands, Deuter has the advantage of choosing their own raw materials and suppliers. Regular tests in labratories guarantee the conformance of the regulations considering AZO free materials and the absense of heavy metals, etc. High quality fabrics do not guarantee a superior product. The materials also have to be effectively and creatively combined so that the different models fit the different needs of the customer to perfection. See below for a glossary of fabric terms.
The two most important components are the man-made fibers: polyester and polyamide (nylon). High density polyamide fabric is extremely abrasion resistant in a thin layer and is more robust than polyester. It is popular due to its high performance in a light weight layer. Polyester does not absorb water and does not bleach when exposed to UV rays. Most importantly, the rugged polyester fabric has a typical soft touch yet is not heavy because polyester fibers are lighter.
Texture is measured in denier (den), which is a standard measurement of the weight of 9000 meters of the thread. For example, a 600 denier thread with a length of 9000 meters has a weight of 600 grams. It means the thicker the thread, the higher the denier number. The higher the denier number, the more robust is the texture and the higher the weight per square meter.
With coatings the fabrics are made water resistant. The most important part is the quality. Deuter does not permit the use of environmentally damaging acrylics or PVC materials. On principle, Deuter only uses high quality PU (polyurethane) coatings. These coatings remain elastic and flexible and are cold and fold resistant, typically adding 40 to 70 grams per square meter to the weight. Any more coating would cause it to detach from the fabric. Additionally, Deuter fabrics are impregnated for water resistance.
According to the German industrial standard, the term "waterproof" may only be used if a material withstands a 1400mm water column. Deuter's rain covers fulfill the standard. Impregnated and coated backpack fabrics endure 700mm to 1200mm of water. In use, the PU coating ages and there are additionally a lot of seams on the backpack through which water can seep. Therefore, Deuter advises using a rain cover and to keep items that must remain dry in a plastic bag.
YKK Zippers are currently the best available on the market. These top quality zippers are very robust and reliable. Deuter has upgraded to these high-tech miracles across their pack line.
The manufacture of a high specification backpack relies on the use of high quality materials. Unlike cheap brands, Deuter has the advantage of choosing their own raw materials and suppliers. Regular tests in labratories guarantee the conformance of the regulations considering AZO free materials and the absense of heavy metals, etc. High quality fabrics do not guarantee a superior product. The materials also have to be effectively and creatively combined so that the different models fit the different needs of the customer to perfection. See below for a glossary of fabric terms.
The two most important components are the man-made fibers: polyester and polyamide (nylon). High density polyamide fabric is extremely abrasion resistant in a thin layer and is more robust than polyester. It is popular due to its high performance in a light weight layer. Polyester does not absorb water and does not bleach when exposed to UV rays. Most importantly, the rugged polyester fabric has a typical soft touch yet is not heavy because polyester fibers are lighter.
Texture is measured in denier (den), which is a standard measurement of the weight of 9000 meters of the thread. For example, a 600 denier thread with a length of 9000 meters has a weight of 600 grams. It means the thicker the thread, the higher the denier number. The higher the denier number, the more robust is the texture and the higher the weight per square meter.
With coatings the fabrics are made water resistant. The most important part is the quality. Deuter does not permit the use of environmentally damaging acrylics or PVC materials. On principle, Deuter only uses high quality PU (polyurethane) coatings. These coatings remain elastic and flexible and are cold and fold resistant, typically adding 40 to 70 grams per square meter to the weight. Any more coating would cause it to detach from the fabric. Additionally, Deuter fabrics are impregnated for water resistance.
According to the German industrial standard, the term "waterproof" may only be used if a material withstands a 1400mm water column. Deuter's rain covers fulfill the standard. Impregnated and coated backpack fabrics endure 700mm to 1200mm of water. In use, the PU coating ages and there are additionally a lot of seams on the backpack through which water can seep. Therefore, Deuter advises using a rain cover and to keep items that must remain dry in a plastic bag.
YKK Zippers are currently the best available on the market. These top quality zippers are very robust and reliable. Deuter has upgraded to these high-tech miracles across their pack line.
Know your Conversions
| Weight | Volume | Length | Liquid (volume to weight) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Pound = 453.6 grams | 1 Liter = 61 cubic inches | 1 Inch = 2.54 centimeters | 1 Liter (water) = 2 pounds 5 ounces |
| 1 Pound = 0.45 kilograms | 1 Cubic Inch = 0.016 liters | 1 Centimeter = 0.394 inches | 1 Gallon (water) = 8.345 pounds |
| 1 Ounce = 28.35 grams | |||
| 1 Gram = 0.0022 pounds | |||
| 1 Gram = 0.035 ounces | |||
| 1 Kilogram = 2.2 pounds |
Monday, August 15, 2011
Monday, July 4, 2011
task manager tak boleh buka
Many times when working on a computer that has been infected with a virus, trojan, or piece of spyware I find myself with the Task Manager being disabled. Malware creators like to disable Task Manager so it makes solving the problem and removing the issue difficult.
If this happens you'll normally have to edit the Windows registry to fix the problem. A restriction has been placed on the user to not allow them to run Task Manager, this might be ok in an office environment where the IT department wants to control things, but in a home office this can cause major problems trying to fix a malware or virus issue.
Listed below you will find the many ways to reenable Task Manager along with an automatic method that works wonders.
To open the Task Manager, you normally would do one of the following:
First we'll begin with the various registry modification methods for correcting this problem.
Method 1 - Using the Group Policy Editor in Windows XP Professional
Method 3: Change Task Manager through a Registry REG file
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System]
"DisableTaskMgr"=dword:00000000
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3. Double click on the taskmanager.reg file to enter the information into the Windows registry
Method 4: Delete the restriction in the registry manually
If this happens you'll normally have to edit the Windows registry to fix the problem. A restriction has been placed on the user to not allow them to run Task Manager, this might be ok in an office environment where the IT department wants to control things, but in a home office this can cause major problems trying to fix a malware or virus issue.
Listed below you will find the many ways to reenable Task Manager along with an automatic method that works wonders.
To open the Task Manager, you normally would do one of the following:
- Press CTRL-ALT-DEL on the keyboard
- Press CTRL-SHIFT-ESC on the keyboard
- Right-click on a blank area on the start bar and choose Task Manager
- Click on Start, Run and type TASKMGR in the run box and press Enter
First we'll begin with the various registry modification methods for correcting this problem.
Method 1 - Using the Group Policy Editor in Windows XP Professional
- Click Start, Run, type gpedit.msc and click OK.
- Under User Configuration, Click on the plus (+) next to Administrative Templates
- Click on the plus (+) next tSystem, then click on Ctrl+Alt+Delete Options
- Find Remove Task Manager in the right-hand pane and double click on it
- Choose the option "Not Configured" and click Ok.
- Close the Group Policy Window
- Click on Start, Run and type the following command exactly and press Enter
Method 3: Change Task Manager through a Registry REG file
- Click on Start, Run, and type Notepad and press Enter
- Copy and paste the information between the dotted lines into Notepad and save it to your desktop as taskmanager.reg
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System]
"DisableTaskMgr"=dword:00000000
-------------------------------------
3. Double click on the taskmanager.reg file to enter the information into the Windows registry
Method 4: Delete the restriction in the registry manually
- Click on Start, Run, and type REGEDIT and press Enter
- Navigate to the following branch
HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Policies\ System
- In the right pane, find and delete the value named DisableTaskMgr
- Close the registry editor
komputer
How to Remove Windows Genuine Advantage Notifications
Jika anda mengalami masalah seperti gambar di atas, Windows Genuine Advantage Notifications. terdapat beberapa cara yang boleh dilakukan untuk membuang peringatan tersebut.
1. Click "Start", "Run", then type-in "System32". Click "Ok".
2.In "System32", go to "Tools" > "Folder options" > click on the tab, "View" > Uncheck "Hide extensions for known file types".
3.Check to make sure the window that comes up has a full screen of various files. The files are in alphabetical order, which makes it easier to locate the specific file.
4. Find "WgaLogon.dll" and rename it "WgaLogon.dll.bak".
5.Create an empty copy of WgaLogon.dll:
7. Immediately open Task Manager. You can do this by pressing the Ctrl, Shift, and Esc keys simultaneously, pressing the Ctrl, Alt, and Delete keys simultaneously, or right clicking the Taskbar and selecting "Task Manager". Click on the process tab and click end process when "WgaTray.exe" is selected. Note: If you take longer, do NOT panic! All that will happen is that "WgaTray.exe" will keep reapearing in the processes list (i.e. you won't be able to delete it as required). To remove the notifications after this, return to system32. You will find two files:"WgaLogon.dll.bak" (the one you renamed) and an Application Extension (0KB) called "WgaLogon.dll". Delete the Application Extension, rename "WgaLogon.dll.bak" to "WgaLogon.dll" and repeat the steps from the fifth one onwards (at a greater speed!!).
1. Click "Start", "Run", then type-in "System32". Click "Ok".
4. Find "WgaLogon.dll" and rename it "WgaLogon.dll.bak".
5.Create an empty copy of WgaLogon.dll:
- Right click on a blank space in System32 and select "New" > "Text Document".
- Leave the text document empty and label it "WgaLogon.dll". Press Enter (on your keyboard).
- You may get a warning from the above step that says, "If you change a file name extension, the file may become unusable. Are you sure you want to change it?". Click "Yes" on this warning.
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