Striderman,

Your photography amazed me. Love the M3, C2 & Z2. The knives compliments them well. Simply marvelous bro. Keep em coming.

No, I'm not law enforcer. It is just my hobby since childhood; I like "cutting edge", in what ever form.

Those are Strider knives. (now you know where my nick came from). It is made by former US Seal member and used by US army. You can check their website here

http://www.striderknives.com/site/

The second set are Spyderco knives. I like the practical design of these folders

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Added on March 30, 2010, 9:03 amThanks LightJunk.

This post has been edited by Striderman: Mar 30 2010, 09:03 AM

collecting knives is harder on the wallet then collecting lights

Striderman, yummy eye candies indeed!

ok later i will get those knives... seems collecting flashlight is MUST for knife too , baru lengkap!

Sweet candies.

wah! Striderman, flashlight not bright enough ah! ? Some more wants shining silky smooth slicing slowly through our pocket ah!.

Minimoke.

Oh my, the knives are xpensive.
But cantik.
Must resist getting into another hobby.

Talk about "lengkap", normally flashlights and knives come together with this....

Striderman,

Real revolver ? Not for me. Too dangerous. Furthermore, I won't have enough money later to buy flashlight.

But anyway, nice revolver. What model? I think you are a P.I.

LightJunk

Tapit

That is Glock and it's not mine; and also i'm not a P.I.

Oosh, yeap, now that will make the collection complete haha

Guys, interesting read!

Lithium-ion anode uses self-assembled nanocomposite materials to increase capacity

"A new high-performance anode structure based on silicon-carbon nanocomposite materials could significantly improve the performance of lithium-ion batteries used in a wide range of applications from hybrid vehicles to portable electronics."

"Graphite anodes use particles ranging in size from 15 to 20 microns. If silicon particles of that size are simply substituted for the graphite, expansion and contraction as the lithium ions enter and leave the silicon creates cracks that quickly cause the anode to fail.

The new nanocomposite material solves that degradation problem, potentially allowing battery designers to tap the capacity advantages of silicon. That could facilitate higher power output from a given battery size – or allow a smaller battery to produce a required amount of power."

"Electrical measurements of the new composite anodes in small coin cells showed they had a capacity more than five times greater than the theoretical capacity of graphite."

"So far, the researchers have tested the new anode through more than a hundred charge-discharge cycles. Yushin believes the material would remain stable for thousands of cycles because no degradation mechanisms have become apparent."

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Added on March 30, 2010, 6:07 pmTo me, it still seems like there's a long way to go for this new tech. Considering operation stability at work in hazardous realistic environments, preasure build ups, extreme temperature, abuse, etc...

This post has been edited by pseudoblue: Mar 30 2010, 06:07 PM

this is the knife that i edc

i use it to open letters

ok... i wanna play... here's mine...

Haha oh man... Rookie...

LOL, nice!

LOL, I thought you are going to put there a Pisau Cukur

My pathetic EDC knife, haha

small, light weight, EDC, multipurpose

This post has been edited by susuman: Mar 31 2010, 09:14 AM


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LOL!!! rookie, i have an oxymoron feeling abt your pic... but i vote yours for the best ever.. HAHA

All the knifes coming out to play too huh..

EDIT: Looks like you got that minimag off nanotech or it's yours?

This post has been edited by pseudoblue: Mar 31 2010, 09:30 AM