True.Ted C wrote:You can only take off so much time from your family for this nonsense...
Maybe he also uses this to show his lack of respect fr Steward, to let him sweat before replying.
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I hope that this person knows that the 200m tragectory's of a .22 or .45 is less than -5' when zero'd at 100m. If I could make head shots at ranges with twenty feet of drop, (about 325-350m for .22 and 450m for the .45) I would be the greatest shot on the planet.He claims to be America as far as I can tell. Course he also boosts about to be able to get handgun headshots at ranges where the bullet would land twenty feet from the aim point and other such nonsense so who knows.
This person obviously does not know how very sophisticated cameras work. Those that use CCD's to "detect" the light instead of film, like astronomical types and the KH-11 recon sat, can and do adjust the intensity level for each pixel within a certain range, if neccessary. Depending on processing power they may do this between fraims or at certain set intervals like every .1 or .01 seconds. When the signal is very low it will increase the gain untill it is maxed out quite rapidly, but only reduce it slowly based on the total intencity of the entire field. This tends to cause sudden changes in small aria's light intensity to appier much brighter than they really are.Oh, this is getting good. Stewart is proposing that the aperture/exposure settings of the camera are changing so that the light falling on the asteroid is enough to saturate the image. Problem: a change in these settings would affect the appearance of everything in the shot. We don't see any apparent change in the illumination of the Star Destroyer or any of the other asteroids in the picture, so his claim is preposterous.
I will bet $100 US, that I can get more hits than misses on a standard sillowet or B-5 target, at 100m, in front of witnesses, with either my .22 or .45 pistol.
No, We are not online. If you want to hire us, send a writen synopsis of your problem and we will send you a quote and contract, specifiing; terms, paramiters, time to compleation and the qualifications of the person(s) who will work on your needs. Upon receipt of funds, we will beguin to work on your problem.The Dude wrote:Out of curiosity "Stewart at SDI", could you post a URL for the "Strategic Defense Institute". As far as I know, no such thing exists. Unless you have mistakenly replaced Initiative with Institute, which of course would be a natural mistake for someone who actually works there.
I was not boasting, just suppliing the minimum that I thought neccessary to answer Mr. Wong's request, fully and complestly. Since I belive that it will be very hard if not impossable to verify my claims on line I also included the places and times of my studies, as a aid to those of you who feel the need to check up on me.I have noticed that a very large percentage of people who boast of their credentials in these debates are lying through their teeth.
Naturally. One who has REAL credentials does not need to boast with them.
I repeat my claim and challenge! More hits than misses on a standard sillowet target, from a full magasine, at 100m, infront of witnesses, any public range within 100 miles of Crystal Lake, Illinois, for a hundred bucks, cash money, U S funds.Rightous Fist Of Heaven wrote:This is most fascinating Stewart when considering that standard 45ACP cartridge effective ranges are in the area of 20 to 60 meters. The classic Colt 1911A1 has a max effective range of 25 meters. So i find your claim a bit dubious.
Oh I see, this is an "Institute" that has has produced no known publications of any kind, has no web presence whatsoever (not even indirect mentions), is in no known business directory or almanac of defense contractors, and has a residential address in a small town. Got it.Stewart at SDI wrote:No, We are not online. If you want to hire us, send a writen synopsis of your problem and we will send you a quote and contract, specifiing; terms, paramiters, time to compleation and the qualifications of the person(s) who will work on your needs. Upon receipt of funds, we will beguin to work on your problem.
Stewart Davies,
Strategic Defense Institute,
4801 Barreville Rd.
Crystal Lake, Il. 60012
Either gun, both guns, all shots fired after zero or just some specified number of magasines fired, you make the choice!Rogue 9 wrote:Coming out of your little one on one thread so the rest of us can have a go at you? Good.I will bet $100 US, that I can get more hits than misses on a standard sillowet or B-5 target, at 100m, in front of witnesses, with either my .22 or .45 pistol.
Easy claim to make. Very easy. Given that you can get more hits than misses with either you .22 or your .45 that means that, if you shoot them both, you will hit more often with one than the other. Duh. Hoping we'd miss that in the complex wording, or are you just stupid?
You certainly seem to feel that your important-sounding position of "Dean of Technology" at this "institute" in your parents' basement was worth mentioning. How many other people around here start an argument with "here are my credentials..."? You even have this SDI bullshit in your username and your sig!!! [/url]Stewart at SDI wrote:Hmmm...I was not boasting, just suppliing the minimum that I thought neccessary to answer Mr. Wong's request, fully and complestly. Since I belive that it will be very hard if not impossable to verify my claims on line I also included the places and times of my studies, as a aid to those of you who feel the need to check up on me.
Stewart at SDI wrote:My background and expertise. Twenty years in Government service, beguinning in the Army Security Agency/SOD, becomming an "independant contractor" ending as Dean of Technology at the Stratigic Defense Institute, with a second in Weapons Systems annalysiss.
If you up that money to around 3000 US dollars then maybe i can take it. You see, i really have absolutely no point to travel thousands of miles from the other side of the planet to see if a moron comes thru a claim or not when there is only a 100 bucks for me to win.Stewart at SDI wrote:I repeat my claim and challenge! More hits than misses on a standard sillowet target, from a full magasine, at 100m, infront of witnesses, any public range within 100 miles of Crystal Lake, Illinois, for a hundred bucks, cash money, U S funds.Rightous Fist Of Heaven wrote:This is most fascinating Stewart when considering that standard 45ACP cartridge effective ranges are in the area of 20 to 60 meters. The classic Colt 1911A1 has a max effective range of 25 meters. So i find your claim a bit dubious.
I'll even give odds by using my stone stock out of the box gun instead of my Steve Barlow custom .45!
Any takers or is everyone on this board to chiken shit to back up their snid remarks and convictions with some cold hard cash?
In the Army we used to say money talks and BS walks. Well?
Not quite, Ideas do not require a place and the minds that make up the institute are disperced all over the country. I do not live in a small town, but in the country near by. The Institute is were ever we are.Oh I see, this is an "Institute" that has has produced no known publications of any kind, has no web presence whatsoever (not even indirect mentions), is in no known business directory or almanac of defense contractors, and has a residential address in a small town. Got it.
That sounds like an excellent idea; why, I can't think of any better way to spend my money than to hand it over to a proven scientific incompetent and his fairyland "institute" illuminati.Stewart at SDI wrote:Not quite, Ideas do not require a place and the minds that make up the institute are disperced all over the country. I do not live in a small town, but in the country near by. The Institute is were ever we are.
Give us a try. I am sure that you could come up with enough to afford a few minutes of our thought and a problem for us to solve.
Ok, if you are so confidant in your research, $3,000 it is. Wire the money to an escro account in Mchenry savings bank, that will be in existance by the end of the week, I will post the routing and account numbers as soon as I have them. Or go online and set up the account in any local bank. Have your lawyer draw the agreement for transfer of the funds and over night it to me for my inspection and approval. Or I will have mine do it if you wire me $200 in US dollars. ( It's your challenge for the high stakes and therefore your responcability to insure fairness for both sides.)Rightous Fist Of Heaven wrote:If you up that money to around 3000 US dollars then maybe i can take it. You see, i really have absolutely no point to travel thousands of miles from the other side of the planet to see if a moron comes thru a claim or not when there is only a 100 bucks for me to win.Stewart at SDI wrote:I repeat my claim and challenge! More hits than misses on a standard sillowet target, from a full magasine, at 100m, infront of witnesses, any public range within 100 miles of Crystal Lake, Illinois, for a hundred bucks, cash money, U S funds.Rightous Fist Of Heaven wrote:This is most fascinating Stewart when considering that standard 45ACP cartridge effective ranges are in the area of 20 to 60 meters. The classic Colt 1911A1 has a max effective range of 25 meters. So i find your claim a bit dubious.
I'll even give odds by using my stone stock out of the box gun instead of my Steve Barlow custom .45!
Any takers or is everyone on this board to chiken shit to back up their snid remarks and convictions with some cold hard cash?
In the Army we used to say money talks and BS walks. Well?
And i repeat a mere specificational fact. The maximum effective range of a 45ACP round is not even close to 100 meters. In essence, you claim that you can "easilly" exceed the maximum effective range of the round.
Chicken shit indeed. Good fellow Stewart, when anyone even remotely qualified in the use of a search engine, general science and hand guns can see thru your bullshit in one gaze, why on EARTH should anyone SANE bother to spend their time on a jackass who for all they know (and which most likely is true) is nothing more than a moron with a big mouth and little to give. We have seen this all before you know.
I solve problems, not do "basic research". The rest of my friends gather when we need to. Our specialty of thinking "out side the box" is not in large demand, but when "unconventional approches" are needed, we can set our price. Why would we want to talk to large numbers of people with the same ideas? The value of anything is inversly porportional to the number of people selling it. Would you rather be one of the many or the only shop in town?Master of Ossus wrote:Stewart, it's become obvious that this SDI you work for is a fabrication concocted as a desperate attempt to boost your own credibility through association with the Strategic Defense INITIATIVE. Your credibility has therefore been shot to hell and back. Congratulations.
REAL think-tanks actually have an address and building because it's so important for even the most gifted scientists and researchers to bounce ideas off of each other while they're working on difficult problems. That's why so much research is done at major research universities instead of at smaller colleges and universities--it's not because the professors are better (though many major universities have excellent faculties), but because SOMEONE ELSE THERE KNOWS WHAT THE HELL THEY'RE RESEARCHING. Someone can check their work, read their papers, and make sure that they live up to academic standards. At smaller schools that have only a very small chemistry department with many varying specialties, such relationships cannot exist simply because the physics professor next door is doing research on a particular field that is so different from what the chem professor in 201 is doing that they would be incapable of understanding the concepts that are being investigated by their colleagues.