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JetEx 6D / 28.5 VDC Engine Driven GPU

Syed Refaquat Ibna Rajowan — Thu, 26 Jun 2014 10:43:43 +0000

Hobart offers the best combination of user friendly design, superior performance, and proven reliability to provide the best value to our customers.

The new JetEx®6D operates at 1800 RPM giving a much quieter and more fuel efficient power delivery system. The low profile design, combined with our rugged 5th wheel steering, provides superior visibility and maneuverability in today’s congested ramp areas.

The reduced fuel consumption rate provides fuel cost savings and reduces engine emissions, which support the “Going Green” initiatives of the GSE industry. The Hobart GPU features the Cummins “QSB” series electronic diesel engine and the Hobart designed and manufactured generator. Integrating customer influenced design, innovative technology, and Hobart’s years of engineering expertise maximizes the GPU performance and maintains the traditional Hobart standard of durability and reliability.

Hobart Ground Power is the name you can trust to meet your aircraft’s needs for reliable 28.5 VDC power.

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Bullet Resistance Helmet Level IIIa

Syed Refaquat Ibna Rajowan — Thu, 20 Feb 2014 15:46:45 +0000

Level IIIa High Cut MICH Helmet

We searched for a long time before we discovered that ArmorSource is the premier helmet manufacturer in the US. They make helmets for the FBI, Army, Airforce, DHS, and more. These are the exact same helmets that are branded by many OEM companies (sells for $600). These are MICH ACH HIGH-CUT Helmets in Coyote Brown.

The High-Cut model is the most popular amongst the Special Ops community due to the weight, ability to add assessories, and ability to wear headphones (or no headphones and still have directional hearing).

The ArmorSource high-protection Ballistic Helmet offers NIJ level IIIA protection, supplemented with increased fragmentation protection capabilities. This popular helmet design is used by military organizations worldwide.

The helmet offers:

•Protection against handgun bullets (9mm and .44 Magnum) and small fragments/shrapnel
•Shape accepted by the U.S. Government and other military and police organizations- compatible with Ops Core FAST helmets
•~3lbs
•Includes 3-hole Wilcox pattern drilled at the factory (WIL3 or other WARCOM shroud compatible)
•Made in the United States: NOT MADE IN CHINA
•Night Vision Capable

Shape: MICH

Shell Construction Comprised of Aramid fibers in a composite matrix

Ballistic Performance NIJ Level IIIA (according to NIJ STD 0106.01 / 0108.01)

Fragment Performance V50>2130 f/s, 650 m/s, 17 gr.

Ballistic Certification Third-party NIJ-accredited laboratory

Shell Size M, L, XL

Color: Coyote Brown

Head circumference in Inches	Fitted Hat Size	Helmet Size
21.62 – 22.75″	6.8-7.25	M
22.75-23.50″	7.25-7.5	L
23.50-24.41	7.5-7.75	XL

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2016 Bugatti Vision Gran Turismo

Syed Refaquat Ibna Rajowan — Fri, 24 Jan 2014 15:38:29 +0000

After a few cryptic teaser shots of wings, engine covers and some objects we weren’t quite sure about , Bugatti has unveiled its contribution to the Gran Turismo 6 Vision GT project. The Bugatti Vision GT is the virtual expression of how a real quasi-racing Bugatti could look. It also provides us with a preview of Bugatti’s next Veyron replacement, working-titled 2018 Bugatti Chiron .

As outrageous as it looks, the Bugatti Vision GT isn’t quite as extreme as some other cars in the Vision GT garage — the 2,590-horsepower 2015 SRT Tomahawk Vision Gran Turismo for instance — but that’s not necessarily a bad thing. Bugatti designers and engineers wanted keep things in the realm of what’s possible now. That said, Bugattis by their very nature are extreme cars. “We wanted to create a project as realistic as possible for our fans and put a real Bugatti in the virtual world of the PlayStation video game franchise,” explained head Bugatti designer Frank Heyl. “Every design characteristic is defined by its function. Bugatti Vision Gran Turismo is the perfect symbiosis of engineering and aesthetics.”

If you’re not familiar with it, the Vision Gran Turismo project allows designers and engineers from real-world car companies to create cars for the virtual world without the limitations created by regulations, budgets, and in some cases, even reality. The results are then uploaded to Gran Turismo 6 on PlayStation 3 , where they can be enjoyed by gamers everywhere. Several other car companies have already made contributions, and it’s always fascinating to see what they come up with. It also functions as a preview of what might be next for some of these companies.

In addition to its digital form, Bugatti will also reveal a full-size show car at the 2015 Frankfurt International Motor Show , at which point it will simultaneously be added to Gran Turismo 6. But until then, let’s take a closer look at the Bugatti Vision GT.

Did you know Bugatti as a company has never generated even the smallest amount of profit for the Volkswagen Auto Group? A 2013 study concluded that, after research and development costs were taken into account, Bugatti lost a staggering €4.6 million (about $5.16 million by today’s exchange rates) for each of the 450 Veyrons it sold. So, why bother with this type of cash black hole?

For the same reason Bugatti decided to join the Vision GT project: because it’s awesome. Contrary to what others might tell you, Bugatti’s aren’t just exclusive hypercars for billionaires, they’re for everyone. As a halo company, its creations are meant to be seen and talked about. They’re supposed to push the boundaries of what we believe cars are capable of and highlight the engineering prowess within the rest of Volkswagen Volkswagen AG. Putting them in video games allows everyone to enjoy them, which is the entire point of Bugatti’s existence.