Recent content by Duke_239

Post pic of wife.

Yeah, old impassioned person here. Stashed is a legit observer, not an internet crackpot. EVs do catch fire and sometimes the initiation of the fire and/or the consequences are unique to the battery and e drive train systems. Some here have suggested that the cause of the fire is unknown...

I don't have a suggestion, but just wanted to thank you for working in the high crime areas. I don't currently live or work in an area where this sort of theft would occur, but there is important work to do in those areas. Thanks for doing that work!

I have the factory spray in liner. I am not concerned about scratching it because it is a truck. I have read about some folks who will not put anything in the bed of their truck, but I don't know any of them personally. Historically, drop in bed liners like yours suffered from holding moisture...

At $44.40 a share, what is the P/E ratio? Infinite?

It's electrical gear, so I wouldn't recommend owners taking any steps themselves. However, any high current mechanical connection is subject to a corrosion layer that can cause heating.

Not just the sensors, but the pins themselves, so it's not as simple as corrosion on the pins.

I also had a Galaxy 500, back in the day.

The wires that bring the electricity to your house are made of Aluminum.

Tounge weight too low. That's why it only happens on the uphill, when effective tounge weight goes down. It might feel like 100 on flat ground, but it's probably not. Also, turning off driving assist features on my 2023 involves hitting two buttons on the steering wheel with my left thumb.

2.6 in hex (0002.0006) is an interrupt code in the risc version of the AMD processor Ford uses, so they avoid that display.

Do people buy compressors with no CFM rating?

What's the CFM on that Kobalt? Kind of sketchy it's not listed anywhere.

As our home electricity pricess keep climbing, ypu always have to re-calculate the cost to charge from generator. In sone parts of Massachsetts we pay 35 cent kWh delivered.

You guys would rather argue than admit you are confused about two-pole circuit breakers. Three circuits at 240 volts requires three, two-pole circuit breakers. To a layman, that looks like six circuit breakers. I have a gas tankless water heater, way better than any electric solution.