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I'd like to not be sending a bunch of packages out, so how about this... Yes, PM your info for those. And I will do two more packages if someone wants part of them. I also have a shitload of old stuff on eBay, running out of boxes LOL.
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Free, probably cost $15-20 to ship. No clue if they're worth anything, want them out. We haven't even owned a player in five years, haven't touched a disc in 10. I *may* have given away 3-4 of them already, maybe. UPDATED PICS
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Fits any generation of the Pro 11 (has the larger camera hole). Unused, I bought two figuring I'd pick my favorite, and Amazon gave a refund without sending the other one back. I'm a very picky bitch about cases. This was good, not as great as the one I liked most. This case in black: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B0833VKKL8/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1&fpw=alm DOES NOT fit anything other than a Pro 11.
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WTB chain and sprocket set
SwampNut replied to Zz want’s an XX's topic in The Sales Floor -- For Sale/Wanted
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WTB chain and sprocket set
SwampNut replied to Zz want’s an XX's topic in The Sales Floor -- For Sale/Wanted
15 tooth for wheelies... But my favorite was one down, by far, for everyday riding and trips. The motor is smooth so there's no reason to fear a little more RPM. -
Sticky holsters MD-5 for J-frame
SwampNut replied to SwampNut's topic in The Sales Floor -- For Sale/Wanted
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It's a nice slim pocket that has a slightly grippy outside to basically just sorta stick inside your pocket. Didn't work for me, Toxxic likes them though. So free to anyone who wants it.
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Got it!
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No covers on any of my devices. Hate them.
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My Watch is pristine, and I work on the Jeep and around the shop with it on all the time. I think I may have just learned to be careful. I did scratch a previous one by simply hitting a block wall accidentally, not even doing anything. And one of them got all scratched up (lightly) for no particular reason. A friend who works in IT and electrical cabinets has broken two, but one was just a dumb thing like my wall incident. He now wears one of the hard cases over it. I don't think I've ever taken this off while out of bed. Charge overnight, wear all day, 100% of the time.
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Smokin' deal! Don't use it any more? I always wondered how you fit that in with all your other watches..
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Fuel pump connector issue- start failure...corrosion?
SwampNut replied to sandman's topic in The Garage
Yeah, for sure. Specific to fuel pumps, I had one slowly start having intermittent issues on a Seca 650 Turbo. When it finally seized up and I took it apart, it was easy to see what happened. The little needles or tubes or whatever that spin to create pressure were breaking up. There was a place for debris to sit and let it work, but when a piece would get caught, it would fail to start. Key on/off, or jostling the bike, would make the piece move, and it would work again. -
Fuel pump connector issue- start failure...corrosion?
SwampNut replied to sandman's topic in The Garage
I'm agreeing with him, and adding an explicit point that I think is what he's saying. If there is enough power to run the starter motor, there's enough power to run a fuel pump. There's no logical reason to think that a battery would be bad enough to make the fuel pump fail and the starter motor still run. -
Fuel pump connector issue- start failure...corrosion?
SwampNut replied to sandman's topic in The Garage
To put a fine point on it: A starter motor is the highest consumer of electrical power in a vehicle, and puts the most strain on the battery. If it's able to run, then everything else should be able to run. -
Yeah, that's going to be a bad time, fraught with peril. If experts turned you down, there's a reason. For this you need an SMD rework station, not a normal soldering iron. I have one, and still hate doing it. I think my station was $200 and it was a "cheap" Chinese import. Oh, found it: https://smile.amazon.com/Aoyue-968A-Digital-Rework-Station/dp/B077PYCYQR/ref=sr_1_8?dchild=1&keywords=Smd%2BRework%2BStation&qid=1606772956&sa-no-redirect=1&sr=8-8&th=1 Youtube it and see if you want to take it on.
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LED lights are never coated or use lenses to change color, because that doesn't really work. The spectrum of LEDs is nothing at all like a true white light, and indeed, there's no such thing as a white LED nor white light from an LED. You just perceive it what way after light has been passed through phospors, or combined as RGB. But it's still a very broken spectrum, so lenses don't work. If you have a red lens, like in a tail light, then you must use a red LED, not white. For yellow/amber, obviously, match that color. There is actually a difference between them but I bet they interchange with only small losses. This makes it sound like they are SMD, not standard pinned LED units? Which one of these?
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Somebody has to pay for your "free" medical care.
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Wyze V3 cameras have amazing night vision, still $20. Overall I'm not a huge fan for my uses, but they work for most. Below are two of the V2 cameras and bottom is V3, same location, same time.
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What Causes a Brake Rotor/Pads/Caliper to Overheat?
SwampNut replied to bar10dah's topic in The Garage
Hmm, I'm gonna go spray WD on all my brakes as a drag detector. BRB. Telling us how many miles are on the vehicle and since the last brake service could also help, but Oscar pretty much laid it out. -
Yeah, if they aren't LEDs, trash. I put extremely bright LEDs in my XX for $13 a pair.
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I think we need to schedule an intervention for Joe.