Rev. Wrath

That did help, thank you!!! It looks like the Andriod OS sets up exchange almost exactly like the iPhone. Now the only question is; Should I buy one used, or wait another year for my contract to be up? Because I'm not going to pay full price on this guy... That would cut into my stereo budget, and that just won't fly.

Hello all, I've owned an iPhone 3g, 3gS and I currently have an iPhone 4 , and like it because of ease of use (setup, navigation, etc.), but I am just ready for a change. The iPhone OS is tired and a little bit aged IMO. I have been looking at getting an HTC Inspire for a few reasons. First is the Android OS. I've heard a lot of good things about it and it's old enough now that it seems all the initial bugs have been worked out of it. Second is the screen. I think it has a better picture than my phone and and is about 25% larger. Also the phone itself is physically bigger than the iPhone and just feels better in my hand and like it is a more solid piece of hardware. My biggest concern with changing to this phone is email. I absolutely must be able to sync with Microsoft Exchange for work (which the iPhone does flawlessly). I have not been able to find anyone that has experience with this on the Android OS. So if anyone has had experience with MS Exchange on the Android OS, or has a better suggestion for a phone, please, let me know. Just in case you need to know, I have AT&T with a full data plan (Unlimited EVERYTHING!!!). So it must be an AT&T compatible phone. If you have any questions for me, ask here. I should respond pretty quickly. Thanks in advance for all your help. Rev.

It's not bad actually. I've got it down to one fluid motion, but to each his own.

Depending on weather or not you're dead-set on one of those two, you might want to look into the H&K HK45Compact. I have owned the Glock 22, the Springfield XD45 and the XDm40, and Various Springfield 1911s chambered in .45, But my HK45Compact is my favorite for concealed carry just because it has an ACTUAL safety. Not just the dovetail/trigger safety the Glock and XD/XDm have. Also when you go to clean it, it comes apart just as easily as the glock or the XD, but you can remove the whole trigger assembly as a unit to clean/oil it. If you don't like those, I would go with the Glock for CC. It's time tested and proven by law enforcement everywhere. Hope this helps.

Yes, sorry I forgot to picture that as well. It is still mint in the protective sleeve. You have a PM sir.

Do you still have the the install disc that comes with it?

I went to a tool specific store and they had a pair for 10 bucks. Not sure what stores you have where you live, but you can do a google search for tool stores in your area. Edit: As far as the crimpers, I always used a hammer. Torch soldering is always better on big connections though.

The 2 fuses you have from batt to batt looks fine. but the second fuse right before your amp is unnecessary. and I would change the red top for at least a yellow top or another XS Power.

That'll work!!!

Kicker ZR240. bought it brand new in 98 and still have it in my ranger to this day pushing a JL 8W0 in a console box. Haven't listened to it in about 6 months though.

Does the 5 upgrade mean that these can handle 2000 RMS? Also, Shipping to 73010?