V9.1?

[Michael Reynolds]

Will there be a V9.1 version of mcam, or does the SP download to that?

 

TIA,

 

Mike R.

[CNCme]

Good eve,

 

I hope not ... sp = point release ...

there is suppose to be some good stuff

in 9.1

 

Tonyg

[gcode]

Yes there is a V9.1 in beta right now.

My local dealer just sent out a fax

inviting people to V9.1 Demo Days so I guess its public release is coming soon.

[Michael Reynolds]

Hey Gcode,

 

Where were you stationed in the mc?

What was your mos?

 

Mike R.

[gcode]

Aberdeen Maryland

Camp LeJuene

Camp Schwab Okinawa

El Toro MCAS

MOS was 2161 Repairshop Machinist

1975-1979

[KMaynard]

Hey Tony (CNCme)

 

Your right down the road from me.. Where do you work?

 

Kevin

[cadcam]

quote:

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I guess its public release is coming soon.

---

Gcode they are talking about January.

But we are starting to show some of the new inprovments in the 9.1.

 

Gcode how have you been have not chated in a while?

[gcode]

I'm doing well.

Things are very busy here.

I just finished programming a large bulkhead.

12hrs/day 7 days a week for 7 weeks straight.

The part starts as 65 X 31 X 2.5 aluminum plate.

Cycle time is 42 hours. You can pick it up with one hand when its finished.

Lots of fun

[Simtech]

We are in testing now on V9.1 Beta 2. Current release is still V9.0SP2.

 

SP = Service Pack, which you can download in the Patches section in the top right corner of your screen.

 

Luc

[cadcam]

Simtech the current is V9 Sp1 unless it is Wire were it is V9 sp2.

 

Sorry unless you have another SP that we don't.

[McRae]

Appmch9-083002.exe - (08/30/02)

 

This is in addition to SP1

[CNCme]

Good evenin,

 

I am at Textron Sys in Wilmington MA

 

how bout you ??

 

TonyG

[Michael Reynolds]

Hi GCODE,

 

Corey Station, Pensacola

Gitmo, Cuba

2 MAW, NC

 

2681 (signals intelligence, communications)

1982-1986

 

What a great job!!

 

Semper Fi,

 

Mike R.

[chris m]

Mike R

GCode

 

Camp Lejeune

Camp Pendleton

 

2141 Assault Amphibian Repairman [talk about your job with good civilian cross-over]

 

Semper Fi

 

Tony G

Kevin Maynard

 

We gotta stay strong against this California horde

 

[ 11-09-2002, 09:04 AM: Message edited by: chris m ]

[gcode]

Hey Tony

Those LTV-7's were a blast!

Mine had a crane instead of a 20MM cannon

but you can't have everything.

The fire suppression system worked great

for getting the beer cold too.

[chris m]

?!?!?LVT-7?!?!?

 

That was the one with the twin Cadillac V8's in the back; wasn't it?

 

We called them the AAV-7 when I was around

[gcode]

Tony,

You are making me feel old.

LVT-7 Landing Vehicle Tracked

It is an amphibious assault vehicle.

Drive it off the boat, swim to shore and

attack the beach.

10MPH in the water

45 MPH on land.

They'd go 60MPH if you tweaked the govenor

 

They didn't have AAV-7's back then.

I think they are a wheeled recon vehicle???

 

[ 11-09-2002, 01:15 PM: Message edited by: gcode ]

[KMaynard]

Tony,

 

I'm at MKS Instruments in Methuen

 

Kev

[chris m]

The wheeled job is the LAV

 

The AAV is the ("new") tracked assault amphibian vehicle. If I remember correctly I think the LVT-7 was the previous version. I was just breaking balls about the twin Caddy V8s; that was the Korean War-era model I believe. If yours had a crane on it it must've been the "recovery" version.

 

The "newer" AAAV [advanced assault amphibian vehicle] that has been in development for about 15 years is actually due to come out relatively soon, so says my buddy who's an infantry Captain.

 

Happy birthday to all you former Marines out there

 

C

 

[ 11-12-2002, 07:23 AM: Message edited by: chris m ]