What happened to the trembucker type / position on the SD site?

[AdrianSD]

Just got a Black Winter trembucker today (very excited btw, will replace a Custom 8 in a Jackson Dinky!) and wanted to compare the DCR reading (N: 8.49K, S: 8.97K, Total: 17.46K) with the value displayed on the website, but for some reason the Trembucker option isn't available anymore. Think I used to see it in the Position drop-down.
Mincer would you happen to know more about the change?

[Mincer]

Well, I certainly had nothing to do with the website's changeover. There are a lot of things now that work better, but learning specs isn't one. A general Google search came up with the reading of 17.4K for a BW Trembucker.

[ArtieToo]

I wonder if it's a temporary thing while they're out of stock?

[Mincer]

Maybe. The information isn't as accessible as it used to be- you have to select from drop down menus until that information is available, instead of something like a chart showing all of them and what the DCR is for each of them.

[ArtieToo]

Yup. That's why I saved all the old charts. Unfortunately, they were before the Black Winter was released. So I can't help there.

BTW, we're in the same time zone. Why does your post show an hour later than mine?

Dang. Now mine's showing an hour late. It's 12:28.

[JamesPaul]

The Forum time has been off 1 hour since the last upgrade.

[ArtieToo]

But my post #3 is only off by about 15 minutes.

[JamesPaul]

Hmmm, that's interesting. From what I've seen they've all been ahead 1 hour. Even the page rendering information shows ahead by 1 hour, but it shows the correct time zone. Really weird.

[Wound_Up]

I went in and adjusted mine so it's correct.

[ArtieToo]

My profile says the proper EST (-5 GMT) But it's still off by an hour. (It's 9:09 here.)

[Mincer]

Yeah, this is something that has been an issue since the server upgrades. All the settings I have access to show the correct time and offsets, but all posts are an hour off. Annoying.

[jeremy]

same here