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    I would wrap with cardboard slap a label on it. Consider shipping via Greyhound bus, found it to be cheap but the receiver has to go to the terminal nearest them and pick up
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    If you have a close neighbor, and they have an RV, and they dump in the main near your intake it can cause a vacuum and pull your traps dry, I know because I had a neighbor who caused me some of those issues. Also if your sewer was doing maintenance to the lines they could cause some suction. If thats not it I would start inspecting your P or J traps to make sure they are not leaking and in good order. To look down a stack, use a mirror in daylight to reflect light or a flashlight at night. Another option would be if you once were on a septic system and it was capped off going to city services, you have storms dump a lot of water and if it was clay or the cap wasn't so good. . .
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    I had a first gen and it was awesome, my wife actually liked the backrest on the first gen better and the floorboard placement.
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    Second Gen is a Rock Star:stirthepot:
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    Second gens run so hard, you can outrun your back tire. On a first gen you would half to put the rear on the front just so it had a chance . . .
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    simple green mopped on and allowed to soak in for about ten minutes before washing. remember to reseal your concrete once it's clean and dry
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    I would look for a little used floor drain, a dry P trap will give you what you got. Pour a gallon of water in it with tablespoon of pine sol. The odors usually migrate more at night when their is little use. A floor drain in a bathroom floor, garage or utility closet could be your problem.
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    What is a Tally ho?
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    should be a filter on the pump, most stations have them.
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    just some time, I would also suggest marking your heavy end with chalk, it is just easier to see what effect your weights are having in the balancing process. I would also put a clean rag around the master to catch any spillage if you loosten the top. Look at your levels, you could use a syrenge to draw some out if it's too high.
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    I do know the complaints are a loss of range and penetration into structures after narrowbanding. I am sure if a frequency drifts a bit there will be bleed over or people exceeding their licenses. We operate 10 trunked channels in the 800mhz and we still see some bleeding from our friends to the north. That rebanding took place how many years ago???
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    I actually have ameritech but can log into yahoo or att.net. Sometimes I need to put the url in the bar and go to mail.yahoo.com and then sign into mail from there. Just had to do that.
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    I was going to say the same, mine has straps that are pre bent to the conture ontop the trunk , under the rack, and under the trunk itself.
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    Same here in Illinois, and I saw them in Indiana and KY last weekend while riding. This weekend is a prime running time for the DOT enforcement grants, so with the flow and easy.
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    Ride down to Kentucky and take in the bourbon trail , don't forget to get a free passport, when your done you send it in and they send you a free T shirt. Great roads and history and them guys leadwolf is talkin about http://kybourbontrail.com/index.php/guide/
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    I stand corrected
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    Have you been here https://edit.yahoo.com/forgotroot you should have security questions and answers in case you have been compromized or forgot your password.
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    if you use an isolator or easier yet a battery switch I think you could get er done. My question is that for my boat batteries it tells me to use a minimum of a 10amp charger, for my batteries. My jump pack says it's 12v dc 8Ah sealed agm. the 12v plug says 10amp max device. The pack says it's a 300amp, 600 peak jump starter. In regards to the cpap it indicates 100 – 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz. I did order the 12v plug for it and will operate it without the humidifier plugged in so it will reduce how much power it consumes.
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    So I have a question, ( not trying to steel your thread) I was going to try running my cpap off of a jump pack. I always thought you needed 10 amps to recharge one, and maybe thats if it's dead, do you think this will recharge a jump pack to full capacity during the day?? I was going to run the cpap with out the humidifier.
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    We have DSL and the copper comming into the neighborhood is 1940's. Every tiome I run slow they switch me to other pair of wires and that makes a huge difference. Dial up is the same, if there is noise on the lines it will slow your connection. If you hear noise or crackling on the lines you can try to get them to switch you out to a different pair, I wouldn't count on it since you are on voice only. try http://www.speedtest.net/ and you can see what your speed is and where you are getting your service ( where your server is ).
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    PB are they saying they can't keep their rubber hard?? I just wonder what rubber they are using... here is a youtube balancing [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jiCDbHLI9Zs]Balancing a motorcycle tire - YouTube[/ame]
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    Digital or analog they must narrowband, digital is not better just different. With digital it converts the voice to packets of 0 or 1s, sends them on a stream and reassembles them on the other end. If it misses packets or has a weak signal or interference you will probably not have reception. With analog you will still receive the transmission but may not be able to make it out. We have had people go digital and decide to go back to analog. Narrowbanding just moves the frequency from a 25mhs band width to 12.5 mhz band width allowing other users to have the other 12.5mhz side. It's users are adding more technology and need a place to put it
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    Thoughts and prayers
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    Prayers and thoughts
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