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.......ar trebui sa introducem si emoticonul ala cu pupaturi....ar avea si el rostul lui 
Maestre...a te pune cu mine la engleza este ca si cum galiganu' de-a 12-a face pe viteazul cu unul din clasa 1.Tavi scrie:Nu. Din cate imi aduc aminte tu ai zis.semlecangheorghe scrie:Brae,n-ai zis tu ca io nu stiu engleaza??Da, pentru ca tu ai zis ca:semlecangheorghe scrie:Apoi de la mine ceri tu cunostinte d-astea..??Asa ca normal ca pe tine te-am intrebat care-s acele reguli pe care nu le-am folosit.Adorabila tentativa de scoate in evidenta nus ce imposibilitati gramaticale,folosindu-te doar de anumite reguli gramaticale,mai exact alea care iti convin tie..
Bun, esti convins, dar totusi, ce reguli am rasucit?semlecangheorghe scrie:Sint convins ca ai rasucit regulile alea precum rasuceste Hell 'vectorii'cind da pe sub pomi..
Alea pe care le-am citat din dictionar?
Sau alea care sigur sunt pe undeva dar nu ai tu cunostinta de ele?
Brae lasati-o balta..Din citatul tau rezulta ca se foloseste in sens de a calari, corect, n-am negat asta, dar nu rezulta ca este si tranzitiv.
Acu' o dat boala cu iengleza in tat poporu'Here's a story: I built a SAGE 9150-4 a fgew years ago: I put a tremendous amount of time into the wraps and colors and the finish coats-- the rod was an absolute beauty! On its maiden voyage I hook and land a 25 lb steelhead (true story). Not much of a fight, but a big xxx nevertheless. I beach it, turn it loose, slap myself on the back, then a week or so later I notice that the Flex Coat finish on BOTH stripper guides on the 9150-4 had cracked and discolored. I felt like I'd been kicked in the stomach-- re-doing Flex Coat is not an easy task!!
So I figured out the reason--- Using color preserver can trap air in the thread wraps which in turn keeps the Flex Coat from soaking into the threads properly and producing a strong bond. So long story short, with no color preserver used on my latest SAGE rod, I went up to the North country this October and hooked lots of burly steelhead. LO and behold, no cracking of the Flex Coat on the stripper guides! The thread (purple and gold!) looks as new as the day the rod was built. I can't quite see what improvement thread color preserver would have done to make it look better. Just something to keep in mind when you build your new rod. Good Luck...
I agree with marketic in using no color preservative on my heavier weight rods, both fly and spin. Think about it. If you use color preservative on the rod you make a connection with the thread to the blank with something that is water soluable and brittle, sort of like thined out Elmers glue. On the other hand if you just use the epoxy finish on the thread and work it in well on the first coat then you have a solid bond to the blank and not just a shell over the brittle color preservative. I use the Flexcoat Lite finish on my blanks which I really push in the first coat to get the thread soaked so it bonds to the blank. You will need to go back and either flame or blow through a straw to get those pesky bubbles out.
Do this right after you apply the first coat and while the rod is spinning. If you are new to building don't try the flaming tech. Keep the first coat really thin so it will be easier to get the bubbles out. After that you can put on 1 or 2 additional coats on the thread to make it purty. Good luck and have fun.
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Nu dau pe sub pomi, dau de sub pomisemlecangheorghe scrie:
..... precum rasuceste Hell 'vectorii'cind da pe sub pomi..
