Where in San Antonio can I find... (shop, move)

[Deep Forest]

Originally Posted by NightHawk877

I need to find a recording studio. I have a rock band and am currently looking for one.

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Nexus Recording Studios, 8535 Fairhaven, in the Medical Ctr area.

[NightHawk877]

Originally Posted by Deep Forest

Nexus Recording Studios, 8535 Fairhaven, in the Medical Ctr area.

Thanks. Saves me two hours to go to Austin to find one.

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[matthigh]

Here's one: Where can I purchase a 20x or 30x magnification glass/jeweler's loupe? My 10x loupe sometimes just doesn't cut it when I need to check some tiny detail in my coin collection for varieties/errors.

[Paka]

Originally Posted by matthigh

Here's one: Where can I purchase a 20x or 30x magnification glass/jeweler's loupe? My 10x loupe sometimes just doesn't cut it when I need to check some tiny detail in my coin collection for varieties/errors.

Amazon.com: 30x magnifying glass

[TexasRedneck]

Locally, I'd bet you could find a magnifier at SA Scientific, over off of Bandera road....

[Deep Forest]

Originally Posted by matthigh

Here's one: Where can I purchase a 20x or 30x magnification glass/jeweler's loupe? My 10x loupe sometimes just doesn't cut it when I need to check some tiny detail in my coin collection for varieties/errors.

They also have a metal one X unknown...

Foldaway Magnifying Glass

[Steel Man]

Originally Posted by John911

There is a difference between Jet Propusion fuel (JP3, JP4) and AVGAS. AVGAS is a leaded gasoline- like fuel used in propeller driven aircraft. Gas turbine jets require JP fuel. JP4 is a 50-50 kerosene-gasoline mix.

Vehicles with engines manufactured before 1974 can run (nicely) on avgas, but the legality is questionable.
Newer vehicles with catalytic converters, computers and oxygen sensors will not run well, if at all for long using avgas.

I found this thread interesting: (Hope this helps)

Using Avgas In Your Vehicle? — Tech Ops Forum | Airliners.net

I used to work in Fuels back in the mid-70's (Air Force) and AVGAS was 115 Octane used for propeller driven aircraft as stated above. Some people used to put 5 gallons of AVGAS in a 20 gallon tank with no problems back then; however, one guy tried a full tank full and it blew up his engine (ran way too hot). Air Force would use JP4 and Navy would use JP5.

[matthigh]

Thanks Paka and Deep Forest, but the whole purpose for the "Where in San Antonio Can I Find..." thread is to find where IN SAN ANTONIO I can find something, not online.

Thanks Texas Redneck for the lead. Another place that I haven't tried yet is Texas Hydroponics, which is not exactly what I would say is the type of store I would normally frequent (not the type of crowd I run with). But hey, rather than waste gas running all over town, might as well give it a try.

[Deep Forest]

Originally Posted by matthigh

Thanks Paka and Deep Forest, but the whole purpose for the "Where in San Antonio Can I Find..." thread is to find where IN SAN ANTONIO I can find something, not online.

Thanks Texas Redneck for the lead. Another place that I haven't tried yet is Texas Hydroponics, which is not exactly what I would say is the type of store I would normally frequent (not the type of crowd I run with). But hey, rather than waste gas running all over town, might as well give it a try.

If you would have cared to do a search you'd find that Harbor Freight has three stores in San Antonio and I know they have that item in stock. Saw it last time I went there.

[ggeorgie]

Originally Posted by jogi

Taco Taco on Hildebrand...named best by Bon Appetite and food network. totally deserving!

Hmm, I'm not convinced, just because "they say?" Taco Taco is good but really need to try Taco Garage on Broadway.

http://www.tacogarage.com/