Changing from 24 x1 3/8" to 24 x1" tire
2024.11.28 21:49 National_Educator254 Changing from 24 x1 3/8" to 24 x1" tire
Will a 1" Schwalbe Marathon fit on the same rim that the Primo 1 3/8" was on?
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2024.11.28 21:49 SeeHowICircle What buff would you give Hakari to put him near Yuta’s level without far surpassing it?
Ofc we could just give him Ryu level output, but imo that would put him solidly at top 3 in the verse. I mean something that would put him in line with Yuta’s ever-disputed statement about him.
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2024.11.28 21:49 Hayasdan2020 Happy Thanksgiving Day, USA Armemians
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2024.11.28 21:49 QuestionManMike Zamazenta on me(Level 50) 9706 9803 0905 Taking 10
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2024.11.28 21:49 dontanyhowlisten Why I'm Holding till 2030 at least. My RKLB DD post.
 | Introduction I’ve been following Rocket Lab since 2019, before it SPAC-ed in 2021. Having already known the company, I aped in following the SPAC announcement in the range of $12-$15. Slowly averaged down the cost through the SPAC-pocalypse. Average price probably in the range of $8-$10 not $4.78 as I changed brokers. Current position ~168,000 shares. (~140,000 shares are mine, the rest are held for family) Have only trimmed ~10% of shares in the recent run up as part of risk management, portfolio was 100% in RKLB. With the increase in stock price over the last few months and the increase in newcomers asking price target questions and new posts every time it hits a new round number, people asking if they should take profit as they expect a pull back to happen, there hasn’t been a proper DD post in awhile and I feel that many are not capturing the point that Sir Peter Beck's end goal for Rocket Lab is to be an END-TO-END Space Company. In my opinion it will be impossible to attribute a price target for $RKLB just simply because the industry is still in its infancy stage, instead, what is important is to see just how much of the growing space industry Rocket Lab could possibly capture in the next 5-10 years. This is my own DD post and is not financial advise, I will attempt to cover and break down Rocket Labs business segments and why I will hold be a shareholder till 2030 and beyond. Rocket Lab is an end-to-end space company delivering reliable launch services, spacecraft, satellite components, and on-orbit management - 2024 Q3 Earnings Presentation Although in the name, Rocket Lab is not just a launch provider, but an end-to-end space company providing, not just the launch service but also complete spacecraft design, manufacturing, satellite components and on-orbit management. Eventually, the company intends to use the experience to deliver and provide their own service from space through its own satellite constellation. Business Segments 1. Electron Electron is the only reusable orbital-class small rocket. Capturing and reflying Electron’s first stage enables higher launch frequency without expanding production and lowers launch costs. Electron is a two-stage, small-lift launch vehicle that is able to carry around 300kg to Low-Earth Orbit. Its Rutherford engines are the first electric-pump-fed engine to power an orbital-class rocket. Electron is often flown with a kick stage or Rocket Lab's Photon spacecraft. Proven Reliability – Electron has already flown 14 times this year, achieving record cadence, over the 10 times flown in 2023. Electron is now the 3rd most frequently launched rocket globally in 2024. 54 launches (50 successes, four failures ~ 92.5% success rate) Responsiveness – Electron can launch from three launch pads across two hemispheres, from LC1 A/B in New Zealand, Rocket Lab’s privately owned launch pad or from LC2 in Wallops, Virginia. This has been demonstrated recently with a HASTE launch in LC2 and an electron launch within 24 hours on Nov 24/25. 🚀 Literally to the Moon - Electron's Capstone Mission Small but powerful – On June 28, 2022, Rocket Lab launched a CubeSat to the Moon - a pathfinding mission to support NASA’s Artemis program which will land the first woman and first person of color on the Moon. Electron’s existential crisis, or not? – While Electron has limitations in terms of carry capacity of 300 kg to LEO and the threat of SpaceX’s Falcon 9 Transporter Rideshare missions, Electron’s reliability and responsiveness together with its tailor-made missions have continued providing strength in demand evident from the signing of multi-launch agreements with its customers (Synspective, Capella Space, Blacksky etc.) Many discuss the threat of Electron being replaced by larger rockets, such as SpaceX’s Transporter rideshares or even Neutron cannibalising Electron in the future. However, just like taking an Uber directly to your destination or the bus somewhere near but not quite your destination, Electron together with its kick stage provides unrivaled accuracy, hitting target orbits with pinpoint accuracy. Why Capella Space choose Electron over Rideshare – “Instead of burning propellant to raise altitude, it’s far easier to simply be dropped off at a higher orbit by the launch vehicle. Being able to go higher than available rideshare missions was a major factor in Capella’s decision to pull Capella-9 from its planned launch and procure a dedicated ride from Rocket Lab for Capella-9 and Capella-10, which were launched in March 2023 on an Electron rocket to a targeted 600 km. This was also a major motivation behind the follow-on contract for four dedicated launches on Electron rockets for Acadia-generation satellites, the first of which launched to a targeted 640 km in August 2023” Continued Strong Demand for Electron The demand for Electron is also seen to be strong with the Average Selling Price increasing to what was $7.5 million to now $8.4 million. Furthermore, many of Electron’s direct competitors, mostly small launch ‘aspirational’ space companies have now been eliminated from the market. Astra Space Rocket 3 (Dead), Virgin Orbit LauncherOne (Dead), ABL Space RS1(Dead), Relativity Terran 1 (Dead), Firefly Alpha (Dead Soon?) It is NOT Rocket Science. Can’t really say that in this industry. Entrants to the small launch space have not fared well, many attribute it to a lack of demand as some pivot to larger launchers but in truth it seems that Electron has cemented its place as THE small launch provider. 2. Haste https://preview.redd.it/v3l86x177p3e1.png?width=1296&format=png&auto=webp&s=30266164d98e447732f8e430c99bb58d3a4b887c HASTE is a suborbital testbed launch vehicle derived from Rocket Lab’s heritage Electron rocket. HASTE provides reliable, high-cadence flight test opportunities needed to advance hypersonic and suborbital system technology development. Hypersonic speed is at least five times the speed of sound, or Mach 5 and above Types of Adaptions of Electron payload for HASTE vs Space-Based Orbital Electron From air-breathing and glide payloads to ballistic and future technologies, HASTE is a cost-effective and responsive hypersonic testbed that enables precision payload delivery for every mission. Leidos was awarded $334M air-breathing hypersonic system contract Rocket Lab has had two HASTE missions so far, with the first HASTE mission on 17 June 2023 for Leidos. Leidos was awarded $334M air-breathing hypersonic contract in 2022. Russia has already demonstrated its use of the Khinzal hypersonic missile in Ukraine and the Pentagon’s warning to the congress that China already possesses the world’s leading hypersonic arsenal, the United States still does not possess its own arsenal of hypersonic missiles. As the US plays catch up, Rocket Lab stands to win, with at least another 3 HASTE missions for Leidos for 2024/2025 as part of the MACH-TB (Multi-Service Advanced Capability Hypersonic Test Bed program. Instead of highlighting how large the Total Addressable Market hypersonics could be, it would be more useful to highlight the innovation of Rocket Lab and also management’s ability to understand its technologies to adapt and create new use cases. 3. Space Systems We Don't Just Build Rockets in this Lab While rockets are really nice to look at, it is important to understand that launch business makes up only 20-30% of revenue of Rocket Lab, with Space Systems making up the majority of revenue contribution. Rocket Lab’s expansion into Space Systems through in-house capabilities or through acquisition is what seems to be most under-rated by investors/analysts. THIS IS WHERE I AM REALLY BULLISH. RECURRING REVENUE. MORE STUFF IN SPACE = MORE RECURRING REVENUE Starlink satellites have a lifespan of about five years. After which it will re-enter the Earth’s atmosphere and be destroyed. Satellites need replenishing, and companies are heading towards mega constellations to provide their services, Rocket Lab will either manufacture, provide components, flight software or even deploy them with Neutron. With the space economy projected to reach $1 trillion by 2030, and $1.8 trillion by 2035. Rocket Lab’s position as an end-to-end space company seems like a no-brainer as long as the company is able to capture a portion and with more than 1,700 satellites launched to orbit with Rocket Lab technology already, it seems to be on the right path. Some highlights of Rocket Lab’s space systems. a. Reaction Wheels Love that we now ship pallets of reaction wheels to constellation customers. - Peter Beck A satellite typically needs at least three reaction wheels to control its movement along the X, Y, and Z axes. However, satellites often have four reaction wheels for redundancy Deal already signed with a single confidential mega constellation customer for thousands of reaction wheels per year. If you’re wondering who it could be… Amazzz Amazon’s Kuiper constellation will have an initial 3,236 satellites Which likely will need replenishing every five years as well. That’s a good stream of recurring revenue for reaction wheels alone. ~4,000 to 5,000 satellites launched annually in 2030 - McKinsey McKinsey anticipates in the base case, 27,000 active satellites in orbit by the end of 2030, almost a four-fold increase from today. To maintain that number at the assumed lifespan, there would need to be 4,000 to 5,000 satellites launched per year. In the high-demand scenario, in which nearly all proposed constellations materialize, McKinsey would expect to see more than 65,000 satellites, including many heavier ones, on orbit by 2030. b. Space Grade Solar In 2022, Rocket Lab acquired leading satellite solar power producer SolAero Technologies. Satellites need power. With the acquisition of Sol Aero, Rocket Lab is now one of the few space grade solar providers. Already there are more than 1,100 satellites in space powered by Rocket Lab solar products. The company has also been awarded $23.9million to boost the company’s production of solar cells by 50% over the next three years. c. Separation Systems No separation anxiety - Example of Rocket Lab’s Separation System In 2021 Rocket Lab acquired Planetary Systems Corporation which has designed, built, and delivered separation systems for more than 20 years with a 100% success rate - no product has ever failed to operate in flight. With the scale and resources of Rocket Lab behind the team, we are now making separation systems available globally at scale. d. Space Software In October 2021, Rocket Lab acquired Advanced Solutions, Inc (ASI), a Colorado-based aerospace engineering firm delivering mission proven space software, mission simulation, and testing solutions. As part of the end-to-end service, Rocket Lab also provides software and operation for customer satellites. The vertically integrated and end-to-end space service Rocket Lab provides will allow customers who are looking to provide a service from space do so without any knowledge of building and operating spacecrafts. Right now companies like Varda are still space companies applying pharmaceutical and life science applications, and even have outsourced Rocket Lab will to conduct in-space operations, reentry positioning maneuvers, and deorbiting to recover Varda’s capsule while they attempt to develop the own in-house solutions. However, Rocket Lab's end goal as THE end-to-end space provider, is for companies with no knowledge of building or operating spacecrafts contracting Rocket Lab for its services. 4. Catalysts Written so much and I have not even covered Neutron, Space Race, Possibility with Mars Sample Return, NSSL Neutron On-ramping, SDA Contracts, Human rated Neutron launches. I'll point over to Dave G Investing's video on the potential nearer term catalysts, I think he covers it in great detail. Dave G Investing - Potential Catalysts Further term growth opportunities include Neutron signing more commercial launches to deploy constellations or even taking on some contracts to help deploy Kuiper if any of their launch providers for their 83 launches fail to deliver. Also as SPB mentioned, Neutron’s success will then allow for Rocket Lab to develop its own constellation. These catalysts really show the uncapped potential of the company, which makes valuing the company today extremely difficult, which is why I will be holding my shares, at least a good amount of it till 2030. 5. Conclusion This guy doesn't build shit Trust in SPB. He knows Rockets. Watch Wild Wild Space on HBO for those who haven't. Rocket engineer at heart, he developed Electron with less than $100 million compared to rockets like Virgin Orbit's LauncherOne estimated to be over $1 billion and still failed. TLDR: ELECTRON GOOD, SPACE SYSTEMS GOOD, SIR PETER BECK GOOD, NEUTRON TO BE GOOD, BUY AND HOLD TILL 2030 submitted by dontanyhowlisten to RKLB [link] [comments] |
2024.11.28 21:49 Lunar_Effulgence I want mint incense any recmendations?
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2024.11.28 21:49 Leo-reaper96 Omnitrix Bowser?
Is Bowser valid for the Omnitrix? And if the answer is yes, how powerful would that transformation be? https://mario.fandom.com/wiki/Bowser
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2024.11.28 21:49 throwawayrnm02 Looking for this coat and the Campbell’s sweater’
 | Hi! So I just saw this on Pinterest and I loooove it. So much. I like the red and blue contrast of the coat, and the metal details (clasps?). I also love the Campbell’s sweater! Please help me find these 🥺 submitted by throwawayrnm02 to findfashion [link] [comments] |
2024.11.28 21:49 SpicyMacHaggis69 Alas, we weren’t meant to be
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2024.11.28 21:49 Monsur_Ausuhnom Murica.
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2024.11.28 21:49 DealsPoster [Amazon] Beauty Gift Sets on Sale for Black Friday – Up to 63% Off
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2024.11.28 21:49 ResponsibleLeague437 Happy Thanksgiving 😂
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2024.11.28 21:49 Tasty-Middle-4037 1000€ Gaming PC Empfehlung
Hey, ich kenn mich leider bei PCs nicht wirklich aus. Kann mir jemand einen wirklich guten empfehlen? Ich denke mit Videos anzuschauen traue ich mir zu ihn selbst zusammen zu bauen. Auf den ganzen Websites sieht man halt immer andere Konfigurationen. Danke!
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2024.11.28 21:49 PurpsTheDragon What is this?
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2024.11.28 21:49 Silverghost91 Persian by @fusenryo2
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2024.11.28 21:49 Inukedlatvia2 Can someone tell me if this is ragebait
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2024.11.28 21:49 Zelbastion How would you buff | Seele (#1, maybe?)
 | With the whole discourse lately happening on this sub about the "P" word, one point from other users i often stumble upon is about how older units aren't interesting to pull anymore, since they're no longer as useful as they were on their time. I also saw some comments and a whole post about buffing older characters and whatnot. That had let me thinking about how these character's kits work, how they were intended to work on release and how well are they able to do their very work nowadays. So i thought about a rather fun exercise on HSR character design: i asked myself what changes would be needed to make older characters have a better time on completing modern and content? So i began with Seele, the OG Limited Character. Imagine you have the power to change something about Seele's kit (or multiple, idk, i'm not a cop). What would you do to give her a better gameplay experience? Would you add a QoL feature to a Trace? Would you change something about her Eidolons? Or simply increase the base character's output? I'd especially appreciate insights from any Seele mains out there. Leaving my ideas @ the comments. If this post isn't downvoted to oblivion, i may do more about other characters too :] or maybe not, idk https://preview.redd.it/dwcxmjuqip3e1.png?width=1000&format=png&auto=webp&s=8bf651efadf1b772b08b7378af6124511274f76d submitted by Zelbastion to HonkaiStarRail [link] [comments] |
2024.11.28 21:49 Worldly-Tomorrow5148 any advice
What should I do?
Basically 2 years ago, my boyfriend was staying over at my house and he tried to put his hand into my pants when I was asleep but I ended waking up. He was only young and he apologised a lot, since then he has grown a lot as a person. He is very kind and he is an amazing person now and we’re still together. Unfortunately for different reasons I have been thinking about breaking up with him, sometimes I think someone I meant to be with for the rest of my life wouldn’t do something like this to me, so maybe It’s what’s right. But i’m worried i’ll regret it because part of me still has a lot of love for him but part of me doesn’t feel like I’m in this relationship anymore. We don’t talk much anymore and I haven’t seen him since halloween, but he keeps saying such nice things to me and it’s confusing me. I really don’t want to hurt his feelings and idk how i feel
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2024.11.28 21:49 _Saputawsit_ I'm not sure Google realizes how right they are.
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2024.11.28 21:49 Astanga1 The employee cafeteria at Disneyland, 1961.
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2024.11.28 21:49 deafington Kilo WT Last Ride in FL
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2024.11.28 21:49 weaselteasel88 What kind of gods, higher powers or deities are you guys praying to to receive boxes?
???? I’ve been on it for a year and i got 1 quiz for a potential box but no actual box 😭. I’m tier 7
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2024.11.28 21:49 HollyShitBrah Hydrogen: Decarbonization’s silver bullet?
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2024.11.28 21:49 Happy_Basil_1529 got sum new shit comin
 | i got all pins and extended slide lock lever in stainless steel coming will be putting on my backstrap aswell green fiber optic in rear on the way for the damage to the one showing in this photo should i add extended rainbow mag release and slide release with the tlr7x ?? submitted by Happy_Basil_1529 to Glock19 [link] [comments] |
2024.11.28 21:49 Optimal_Leek_3668 Aquascape with underground tunnel system
So I am planning to make an aquascape with its own tunnel system. The bottom 1/3 of the aquarium will be underground with its own tunnels. The top 2/3 will be overground. I will probably have to make the construction with clay or something. The aquarium will have to be pretty tall and narrow for this project to work out. I want it to be an overgrown jungle-like wibe where the atmosphere changes at the different heights.
The plan:
* Water surface: Tall plants and roots reach all the way from the ground to the water surface. Here the light is very bright.
* Mid section: The light shining through the plant overhang is limited. It is a locked-in atmosphere in a dense forest of plants and roots. We find neon-tetra and other fish in this dark green forest.
Ground surface: Short plants in front, and taller plants in the back. A sinkhole is forming the start of the cave-system. A big root sticks up from inside the cave with smaller branches hanging over the sinkhole covering it making only a little bit of light shine through, making the bottom of the sinkhole half-dark.
Underground caves: From the bottom of the sinkhole, a cave starts heading forward and slowly deeper. As the sinkhole only had some branches and plants covering the top, the cave has now a solid roof of rock making it much darker and a little scary. The sinkhole and caves are all touching the front glass of the aquarium, making it possible to observe everything happening in there. The narrow cave ends up at the bottom of the tank in a bigger room which will probably be the home to my Ancistrus.
Overall: I will try to choose fish that will fill out all the different levels of the aquarium. Maybe some Kuhlii-eels will explore the cave as well. They also have very jungle-like colors. Neon-tetra will be a nice contrast to the darkish-green forest. Maybe some shrimps and other fish I don't know yet.
My only concern is that the water in the cave will remain still without circulating through the filter, making the caves unlivable. Maybe I can add 2 different openings making the water flow easier through.
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