So, change your oil every 10k miles for the duration of the 60k mile warranty. At 60,001 miles the engine falls apart and it’s out of warranty. So, the dealership gets to rebuild/replace the engine at your expense or sell you a new car. So...
https://www.carscoops.com/2022/08/toyota-master-technician-argues-against-10000-mile-oil-change-intervals-with-busted-engine-teardown/
Maybe I should start 5k mile intervals on my wife's Sienna.
how about some GRMS Radios either handhelds or a mounted one? Since this is going to be the new standard it might be something
people want and can use right away
I finally got the 40s fuel lines all placed and pulled it out of the garage and moved in the M416. I have a build thread going in the Trailer sub but figured I'd post a couple pics on here too.
I can do the radio mod.
The booster is more of a mechanical project. Mounting the antenna and removing the interior panels to run the cables. The electrical part is just connecting to a power source - cigarette lighter circuit.
FYI. probably not convenient for you but Fairfax Propane refills your tank with more gas than you would get in a replacement tank from a big box store for less $$
http://www.fairfaxpropane.com/fp/fp.asp
Well even though summer has basically just started I have been thinking about my camp kitchen setup for upcoming trips and events like Fall Crawl for a while.
The GF and I were planning on heading out to CO at the end of July but with gas prices...
HAM is all anybody out here in NM uses for the most part. I took the test in Erie about 4 years ago before I moved out here, for a camping trip west. It's convenient to be able to hit people 20-30 miles out, especially with the lack of cell...
One more suggestion: If the coded squelch codes become a problem, the decoder on the Motorola radios can be disabled by momentarily pressing the button above the PTT bar. When it is disabled, you will hear any radio traffic on that channel...
Yes, but. The Midland will display the GMRS channel number. So CLCC chan1 = GMRS 15.
You will also have to set the squelch code CLCC 100 = Midland CTCSS12
& CLCC 612 = Midland DCS68.
DCS= Digital Coded Squelch
CTCSS= Continuous Tone Coded...
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