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I'd like to get a TG-16, but I don't know how important it would be to get a Turbo Booster with it-I've been told that you can get good video quality from a TG-16 without the booster, but I've also heard that you save games through one. They are really expensive on Ebay, but I'm really confused as to whether or not it would be worth the investment.

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Honestly the TG16 outputs pretty good picture as is through RF provided the connection on the console isn't dirty like mine was when I initially got it, but with a little cleaning it looks great. Honestly if your planning on playing on a CRT I can't imagine it improving it that much as to me it looks quite good on mine and even on my LCD its not that bad and certainly not worth the cost of investing in a turbobooster to me thats for sure.

A key needs to be bound to activate the turbo booster. Once activated, it will dramatically boost the speed of the ship for a limited time before requiring a cooldown. The booster requires energy to function, and will consume Energy Cells if they are in the ship's cargo, otherwise it will consume shield energy.

To attach the high back portion of the booster to the bottom, line up the U shaped hooks on the bottom of the backrest with the bars on the base. Make sure that none of the soft goods are in the way, and lift the backrest up. It will click into place, then the booster is ready to be used!

When using the TurboBooster in high back mode, it does not require a vehicle head rest behind it. The manual specifically states that the vehicle headrest should not create a gap between the vehicle seat and the booster seat. If the head restraint pushes the headrest forward, adjust or remove it so the seat will sit flush against the seat back.

The manual prohibits the booster from extending off of the vehicle seat in any way. This restriction could make the TurboBooster incompatible in some shallow seating positions. Be sure to check how the booster fits on the vehicle seat when choosing where to use it in your car.

The first few times he tried to climb into the TurboBooster, the seat moved around on him a bit, and he had to get out and start over. After a few tries, though, he figured out how to climb in without moving the booster seat out of position.

A wider booster would likely be more comfortable for this model, but he has no complaints about this seat. The headwings and high back are a good reminder for him to sit up straight, though I doubt he has room to slump because he has broad shoulders and behind. He particularly likes the cupholders, and the fact that they slide in and out. Perfect for hiding treasures!

This model is 7 years old, weighs 100 pounds, and is 54.5 inches tall. She is right at the weight limit for the TurboBooster, and close to the height limit of the high back booster portion of the seat. Even though she is within the stated limits of the seat, she has already outgrown it in high back mode. The headrest is too low, making the vehicle seat belt curve below her shoulder.

The TurboBooster requires a lap and shoulder belt, so it (like all boosters) is not FAA approved. However, the backless portion of the seat is light and compact enough that it could easily be carried on board the plane and stored in the overhead bin. Then you will be sure to have it at your destination.

A week ago I've ordered second version of RJ booster (no lip) for MD mount, since I have a sizeable MD lens collection and want to have a backup if my A7 decides to break down again. My plan was to let it sit collect dust, so I wasn't willing to spend twice as much for another LTII.

The issue sounds like the one Sony RJ had (have?) with MD lenses. The lens aperture pin jams against the booster. Companies who design these boosters definitely don't have a full lens lineup to test with, and they often screwed up something. I think Metabones could have justified their price tag with buying more vintage glass for testing, but sounds like they weren't very diligent either.

I've had a problem with my LTII FD: it could not mount some FDn lenses due to overly large stop down pin on the booster. I've looked closely and realized I can cut something like 2mm and it won't break compatibility with existing lenses. And so I did. Worked with every FD lens I've had ever since.

I have turbo booster installed on my old macbook pro which I currently use to handle files between my iMac Pro and the macbook. The macbook has a base clock of 1.4 Ghz turbo boost upto 2.3 Ghz. On enabling turbo bosster (Third Party application) the system continues to run at 2.3 Ghz as a result everything is fast enough to run, but on running the CPU at its maximum level results in thermal throttling. Turbo Boosters are normally used to check thermal throtlling and I am using it to boost the clock speed so am I doing something wrong or damaging the CPU and other hardware componenets by running the CPU at its max level?

IIHS ratings take the guesswork out of selecting boosters most likely to provide good lap and shoulder belt fit in a range of vehicles. Unlike child restraints with built-in harnesses, booster seats rely on vehicle safety belts to restrain children. Boosters are supposed to make adult belts fit children better and are for kids who have outgrown their forward-facing restraints.

Our ratings identify boosters most likely to provide good lap and shoulder belt fit. Safety belts are designed with adults in mind, not kids, but when a booster seat is doing its job, the vehicle belt will fit a child correctly. That means the lap belt will lie flat across a child's upper thighs, not across the soft abdomen, and the shoulder belt will cross snugly over the middle of a child's shoulder.

IIHS assesses boosters using a special dummy representing an average-size 6 year-old. Engineers measure how three-point lap and shoulder belts fit the dummy in each of the tested boosters under four conditions that span the range of safety belt configurations in vehicle models. An overall rating for each booster is then assigned based on the range of scores for the lap and shoulder belt measurements.

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I had been traveling for about 6 hrs towing a jeep liberty when my fuel consumption went way down and my Turbo booster gauge needle began bouncing all over the dial, All the other gauges looked fine, the coach was handling normally, I got to a good stopping point and set up for a stay, any thoughts on what I need to consider? I am new to running a diesel coach so I would appreciate some advice.

Sounds like a leak in the boost system. That could be a number of items. Leak in the silicone coupling hoses or just a loose clamp, then it might be a blown gasket, at the exhaust manifold, turbo connection or gasket, cracked in the exhaust system. Then it might be an issue with the Turbo bearings - causing a speed change of the turbo spools / causing rapid changing Boost pressure.

The Cummins ISC engine is known for cracked/broken exhaust manifolds. Remove the engine cover in the rear(bedroom) of the coach, use a flashlight to inspect the exhaust manifold and turbocharger where it mounts onto the manifold for black streaks, which is a telltale sign of an exhaust leak, and obvious cracks in the manifold.

I had my broken manifold replaced last August, total bill was $3,1xx dollars. The new style Cummins manifold is heavier and thicker, as the entire weight of the turbocharger and associated piping is supported by the manifold. I haven't noticed any mileage change, but the increase in power is obvious.

If fuel consumption has gone up, I would definitely check out the entire exhaust system, all clamps and look for any trace of black soot, it is a tell tale sign of a leak. Both times that I had a problem, fuel mileage went down before the big problem arose. First time, I heard a big bang, sounded like a large glass breakage from the rear of the coach then immediate power loss, when checking it out, the turbo pipe had actually broken into, inspection showed that there was a crack in the turbo pipe for a rather long time, and further checking revealed a small crack in the left manifold. After making those repairs all went well for two years, then the exact same scenario on the right side, only difference was the manifold on that side actually developed a gaping hole in it. In most cases someone with good hearing can actually hear these type leaks with the motor running.

I had to have a HDT repair shop do the work, a 76 yr old man with COPD has no business standing on his head attempting to remove and replace anything, especially when you can't even see the bottom manifold bolts. ? The mechanic had to remove both pieces of the manifold and remove one with the turbo attached, then use a torch to heat the turbo bolts so they would't break, 2 manifold bolts did, which contributed to the total repair cost @$135/hr.

Bumblebee considers himself the fastest thing on wheels, but sometimes even he needs a helping hand. When he needs to get the edge over a speedy opponent, he can deploy his turbo boosters, which can work in both his vehicle mode and his robot mode. Of course, with Bumblebee being a responsible and careful Autobot, it's perfectly safe for him to have these, right? Riiiiiight.

After Professor Sumdac developed the turbo boosters as a prototype, Sari took them to the Autobot base and presented them to an overjoyed Bumblebee. Optimus, who had just lectured Bumblebee on not thinking with his thrusters, reacted with disbelief, and Ratchet immediately confiscated the boosters. A short time later, the Autobots came up against the super-fast human criminal Nanosec and Bumblebee discovered he was no longer the fastest thing around. He unsuccessfully tried to persuade Ratchet to install the boosters, and resigned himself to going without until Sari used her AllSpark Key on the sly to install them. Unfortunately the boosters proved uncontrollable, and after flattening Optimus and inadvertently helping Nanosec escape twice, Bumblebee submitted that the others might have been right about them being a bad idea. Ratchet suggested Bumblebee transform into robot mode, which was successful in deactivating the boosters. 2351a5e196