dacheedah
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Post pictures please, I am looking to weld up a hitch also and have seen three different styles, all basically end up the same.
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When I picked my 11 up , 1) my dealer set up the antennas on the wrong side, 2) They did not include my isimple or ipod, I found about that from this site and after checking the dealer sent it to me. 3) I ended up with a squeel in my headset after I was riding in the rain, dielectric grease fixed that. 4) They didn't put enough air in the suspension system. My first gen had a chass system, this one you need a hand pump. Great bike, rides just like the first gen once u get to riding her
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Instructions, aren't u supposed to read that after you fix it to see if u done good??
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The VA has some good programs for homeless vets, the hard part is making them follow through on their end. U done good work and we have him in our prayers. . .
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Just FYI it is a VOIP or voice over internet protocol. It can be a problem when dialing 911 as far as connecting to the correct 911 dispatch center. The VOIP uses the address that your service provider assigned, if they assigned it at all. You must remember that if you travel or move you must update the address and this typically takes between 24hrs to a few days. Basically if you live at 123 xyz street in hometown illinois and travel to florida, when you call 911 you will get the 911 center for hometown illinois. This can cause serious delays if you need police, fire or ems. If you use your home phone, it uses the Master Street Address Guide or MSAG and it has very good accuracy. Next a cell phone will go to plhase II and it will give the lat lon of the caller. Even the cell phone will call the correct 911 center most of the time ( The exception is when near county or state lines). If you have voip you should call your 911 coordinator and ask to test it to see you are getting the correct 911 center and that it is giving the correct location. They should have you call 911 and check the ani ali screen.
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Microsoft is free and very good, I use it at home and at work
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nice family
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Have a safe and happy holiday
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I buy one from time to time and I figure my chances of winning are the same whether I buy a ticket or not.. Congrats to your son
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Hardball
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Looks to me like he locked his front tire, that got him sideways in a hurry.
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Like the RSV some other things don't change much
dacheedah replied to wes0778's topic in Watering Hole
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I have to try the pine sol thing, makes sense.. . .
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I thought I wanted a spyder until I test drove one, then a Harley until I test drove one and ended up riding home on a new RSV. Now I am thinking of doing the hitch thing and building a trailer. We did a few trips last year and the only thing holding us back from some longer overnighters is lack of space. I have a few friends who put a cooler in the hitch just to pack a little more.
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Wow, I want one now. A few years back I bought a .454 with an 8 1/2" barrel to carry while deer hunting. I could only shoot three shots before my hands developed the shakes and I ended up trading it. Primary an archery hunter I have opted to step down on slug shotguns to a single shot .20 ga and I am glad I did. Still nice to know that you can go big. . .
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As a retired municipal police officer I hate noisemakers, would rather catch them in da house, garage or just in the act . . . If you are in the country that might be different depending on your sheriffs dept and distance from a town. . . There aren't a bunch of burglars but rather a few doing a bunch of burglaries.
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square 3/8 plug on the botton, put a socket extension into it and use a ratchet
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Check with your 911 Director or Coordinator to see if your PSAP (911 center) monitors any alarms. If they do find out what vendors connect them. That will give you the best personnel for monitoring and police / fire / ems response. I know that most of our villages, city and county require permits to assure the alarm meets standards. Those that don't can cost you alot in false alarms and fines. Technology is far better today than a few years ago, some alarms contact your smart phone, stream video, give water or power out alarms and have the ability to receive medical distress alarms.
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Thats right, baking pans are great to work on, everything needs to be ultra clean, no linty rags or paper towel. I would just suggest doing one at a time.
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Second gen trailer hitch
dacheedah replied to BARKEEP1956's topic in Royal Star Venture Tech Talk ('99 - '13)
I like the receiver idea where you can switch up from a cooler accessory on the back to a trailer. Just my thoughts though. . . -
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My Wife volunteered our house for a housewalk, we have 7 trees over 4' tall ( Yes it's overkill) Irish tree, Gold Tree, Island of Misfit toys tree, pencil tree, hunting fishing tree, barbie tree, police tree
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I have a box that you project the slide or movie onto and a side that you hook your video camera to. The video camera connects to the computer with firewire cable and the saved file can be edited with movie maker and burned to a DVD.
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Just a tidbit if you are having a weak signal issue, plug in the laptop and change the power settings. If you go to performance it will improve your signal but wou will smoke batteries. As far as timing out, it sounds like the access point is changing ip's and they should be assigning it an ip address. On your side if you move the connection to the top of your wireless list it may help also, if your computer is looking for a better connection.