But they had to withdraw it from the market..... too much handshock...... :laughing:
Sorry, simply could't resist.....
You need :help:
:archer:
That was funny Dutchman :D but I think your northern winter got to you. You had better change that lattitude of yours right now! :bigsmyl:
I think maybe we can blame it on all of the volcanic ash they are inhaling :goldtooth: :laughing:
Gene
Quote..... too much handshock......
Maybe the limbs got too much statics in it... :D
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Originally posted by L. E. Carroll:
But then again, isn't that near Amsterdam ?? I think I've heard stories of other stuff being "Inhaled there" :scared: :scared: :scared:
hook line an sinker
Thank you guys! :jumper:
To Good!!!!
did it work off of 110 or 220amp :laughing:
:laughing: :got me.
Haha, that joke was so dry I had to drink something ^^
QuoteOriginally posted by Islandlongbow:
That was funny Dutchman :D but I think your northern winter got to you. You had better change that lattitude of yours right now! :bigsmyl:
It's not the winter......it's the lack of sunlight!!!!
Good one! :laughing:
I heard the riser was made out that
rare alternating currant bush...... :saywhat:
but you can't shoot it while wearing *shorts* lol
Flying Dutchman......you to much of a *live wire* and does your electric bow come with a case of *amp* energy drink?
Shooting it in the rain may have been a problem also.
sick but funny :laughing:
Good one - Might want to get some Nike's those wooden shoes not much good for isolator.
The bow worked fine!
It was the 10 miles of extension cord that broke the deal!!
Shocking they had to pull the plug on this bow.
Should have got a "hybrid" that uses both electricity and fossil fuels.
OHM MY! Can we volt on whether you are wired or not? Watt were you thinking? Great stuff!
AND IT Just Gets Worse.... :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:
What happened... to much static in the limbs?? :saywhat:
I had to go get a drink too, Svein. The more I drink, the punnier it gets! I heard that it never made it to the general market because they had to charge too much. Bowfishing became terribly expensive, as it required a second boatman with a spare power source. Nobody wanted to be saddled with a salt and battery charge.
Plus you needed this: :jumper:
Somebody on Killdeer's computer
(http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p31/smallwood1972/hitechtrad.jpg)
Do you need a voltage meter to check the poundage?
And it has it's own draw check, if you draw too far it trips the breaker.
I am shocked that the gadget lovers couldn't keep the themselves charged up about such a good bow.
God bless,Mudd
This is after how many beers?
This is a great post. Brought a much needed chuckle . . .
Thanks!!
Craig
Hey, I am an electrician and that's not funny!!!
lol!!!
I designed one last winter. I was planning on starting Ohm-I Archery Inc. With the first (and flagship) model being called the "Kilowatt".
Accuracy was a major concern that kept lumen around.
Arrows would arc and either ground out or flashover.
Personally, I blamed Impedance.
(Best I got, sorry. Original post got me pretty good though).
:thumbsup:
So bad it was actually good :laughing:
Definitely reVolting
This post definetly transformed my day and generated a lot of interest! Even my tulip bulbs lit up when I read it to them. Guess they got a charge out of it! You may have to explain it to the Ohio boys, they are not very bright and it may take a nuclear event to get a reaction out of them. OK, I'm DUNN!
You guys better keep your day jobs! LOL...=^)
Where were you April 1st?
I NEVER expected so many and so many positive reactions on this silly joke!I am a little con-fused now......
Oh dear Lord!!! :knothead: :laughing:
You should've stayed current with the amount of resistance you would generate! Tradgangers don't always follow the path of least resistance! Sorry, not feeling well today and my mind ran away with my common sense :knothead:
We should short-circuit this last consideration, it is a sparkling thought...
You guys crack me up.I bet the arrows fly like volts of light.
:scared: :scared: :scared: