Thursday, June 25, 2009

Worker quarters on fire



This picture was taken from the second floor of an uncomplete codominium.The whole colony of the foreign workers quarters burned up this afternoon at 3.45pm.
Its located infront of a vacant land along the coast facing Pulau Jerajak infront of Queensbay Mall at Bayan Baru.These foreign workers are out working at the construction site next to Queensbay Mall opened air car park.

Wednesday, April 1, 2009

Laptop holder

All this while I have been visiting computer shops and computer accessories shops looking for a floor sitting laptop holder.Beside the cost,the designs available off the shelf does not meet my expectations.Thus it prompt me to create my own.

I got this hardware which is a microscope holder from the junkshop.I bought it for RM35.And I just attached a fan cooler which also act as a base.The beautiful part is the fan happened to slot in nicely into the round hole which hold the microscope.
More pictures,

The vertical bar and the horizontal bar are adjustable to accommodate the height and distant for the comfort of the user.

Its still under evaluation and I think I am going to like it with some minor modification.

Prior to this,my research online gave me some ideas of what I should have if not at least close to it and below is what I got.However its this design that I will use to benchmark my phototype.



Tuesday, March 24, 2009

View from Vistana Hotel





Monday, December 1, 2008

Curious,I have been tailing this small car,EZ850 Kancil,using normal 155/70/12 size tyres,with two occupants,a male driver age about 20 something and a lady passenger beside him.
I used to drive a Kancil before,At 110km,I can feel the car floating,but this driver is able to do it at 130km on average from Ipoh to Sg Bakap,I salute him,and thanks god he manage to reach his destination.

Small car can run

I was doing 110km constant on the highway,than I notice this small car overtake,obviously he has to go more than 110km to overtake me.

Monday, November 17, 2008

Speed Sensor intermittent failure



This happened to my 1997 Honda Accord.The speedometer refused to move when the vehicle is on the move,after a short distant the D4 indicator on the display panel start blinking,when the vehicle pick up speed,the engine light indicator also lighted up.The blinking D4 indicator refused to go off even when the vehicle is stationary.It disappear only when the engine is turn off.And it start all over again when it start moving.Send it to the mechanic at Honda S.C and was told it was the due to faulty speed sensor.Overall the cost is between RM350 to 400 to have it change.Send it to 3rd party mechanic who charge me only RM170 for similar part.

Friday, August 29, 2008

Safety Belt Repair

 
 
 
 

After several attempts to fixed the belt jammed,today I discovered that the main cause of the problem is the broken plastic bobbin that roll beneath the belt.
This mean that the mechanism covered by the transparent casing got nothing to do with the jam!!!!!#*?$@.An experience learn through trail and error.

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Thursday, August 28, 2008

Malfunction Safety Belt






This defective parts is taken from a 43 months old car,a Toyota Vios.The belt jammed and unable to pull out. I don't expect a safety belt suppied by a well known car manufacturer would failed to do its work within such a short period.
During this period,this car service was always been done at the Toyota authorised workshop without fail.The safety belt failure shows the workshop mechanics are not doing a proper job.
We are being short change and given sub-standard products,otherwise it would not had failed so easily.Are our local assembler gambling with their loyal customers lives?
Warranty covered for such parts is 36 months,since it already expired,I tear it apart to see what goes wrong.The imprint on the plastic casing say "Do Not Open".But with just a screw driver,I am able to opened and closed it back easily.
It seem like the mechanism teeth is unable to retract to give a free play for the belt to be pull out.

Wednesday, April 2, 2008

Monday, March 31, 2008

Speed Test on Toyota Ipsum 240s

This evening my friend invite me to Taiping for supper in his newly purchase MPV, year 2001 Toyota Ipsum 240s.I was given the passenger seat this video was captured using my Treo 650. The distance between my place to Taiping is about 76 km. The traffic was slightly heavy and the journey was about 35 minutes. The return trip was shorter because of less traffic and he did it in 25 minutes.Average speed he doing is about 160km/hr. One word to discribe the performance of this vehicle............its awesome.