Small mod today. I put Bluetooth tire pressure value stem caps on my wheels. They use a phone app to monitor pressure and temp.
Can you suggest which ones you purchased, and the App you're using. I'm interested in trying them out as well.
Posts by dewman
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I bet she just stood there and melted that hole in the ice. Made me think how much I miss ice fishing. Guess I am getting old.
If she makes you think of ice fishing then perhaps age is setting in, as you're pondering the wrong rod.
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dewman check out the motorcycle luggage sites on line. There are a lot of sissy bar bags and leather like or Tourmaster bags that you might like and will fit your style as well.
I am currently on the lookout for a more rectangle and taller bag that I could take when we are touring that enable us to pack more.I will, thanks for the insights.
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SoCal this is excellent, thanks again for sharing, again.
There is enough in here for me to construct something similar. Then I'll just pick up a set of dry bags to go on them.
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2019 S with <5,000 miles
Still under original factory warranty!I bought the same model in November with 2,100 miles on it, mine was born in May 2020. Good luck, just be careful you don't spend all your extra money at Slingmods.
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Rain and 34 at RDU in Raleigh, no fun.
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Display MoreThe closest major airport is RDU - 1 hr 13 minutes from door to door.
If you like to fish the lake we live on is 50,000 surface acres with a record catfish of 160lbs and over 300 fishing tournaments a year. I am not much on site seeing and I am sure that if you asked av8ingtom he would recommend the Biltmore estates. But that is closer to Maggie Valley
We would love to have yo join us and will make sure you get some seat time. But I must advise you to wait as long as possible before you spend any change on flights. Here in VA we still do not know when or if king Ralph will lift restrictions on the Plandeminic. If it is something you decide to move forward with let me know and we can touch base by phone so that I can make sure we have you all set up.
Mitch
I'm three miles or so from RDU, and can give you a hand if you need one.
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165 miles Dana Point to Oceanside to Encinitas
Low 60’s today but nice crisp ride!
Nice bags, can you please share where you got them, and how they are fastened onto the headrests?
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I was hoping to start construction on my new shop at my cabin. Excavators scheduled for 7 am Tomorrow. But woke up to this
On a clear day, you must have an awesome view.
Enjoy what remains of the day today, and prepare to be a kid again tomorrow playing with the excavator.
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Welcome SStove this is arguably the best place to hang out if you want to quench your soon to be raging case of Slingsanity.
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The Stepford Wives
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She's a doctor, helping people in need on a daily basis, so she wins. Then again you're the proud father that enabled her success so that trumps "you know dad you were right" any day. Congrats!
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Yep they go thru a few years or absolute evil. They just wake up one morning and it starts........but I can tell you they come back. I talk to my daughter most every day now. But I am still waiting for that one time when she tells me I was right about something. Just have to have hope!
My oldest is 27, and now and again she admits that her cocky old dad is right now and again, but it took till her mid-20s to reach that point.
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The Naval base has 6,000 residents which includes 1,500 troops, and their vaccinations all began in early January. The above story pivots on the Defense department informing the prosecutor that they will be vaccinating five detainees. That's a single vial of the vaccine as shown above.
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Tripod is clearly a married guy who has figured out this valuable nugget of wisdom! Thanks for sharing.
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they already admitted they don’t know the answer to that question.....
being a lab rat is above my pay grade.....Better a lab rate than having them strap a ventilator on you. Once that goes on, the likelihood of it coming off with a positive result is not favorable.
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Oh, it's real, and given the alternative, I'd take it today without reservation.
I just hung up with a buddy that had Corona months ago and his sense of smell still has not come back. Fortunately, he's not suffering like the thousands of long haulers out there who have been debilitated by this disease.
My best friend called me Monday as he had just tested positive. He's a builder by trade, a few pounds overweight, and on the diabetic fringe, and I'm really concerned for him.
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Yeah, this quote from that story is particularly interesting:
"In a study of more than 43,000 people, the vaccine prevented 66% of moderate to severe cases of Covid-19, according to a company statement Friday. And it was particularly effective at stopping severe disease, preventing 85% of severe infections and 100% of hospitalizations and deaths."
So this means that of the people who receive the Johnson and Johnson vaccine and then are exposed to Covid, 34 out of 100 will get sick. And 19 of those who do get sick will have a moderate case, while 15 more will see a severe infection, but none will result in hospitalization or death? It sounds better than nothing, or even wearing a mask, but it's not ideal.
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Tripod and DJohnson thank you both and all the others who read this and have served for your service.
While I've not written code for self-driving systems, I've built, written code, and been intimately involved in high-performance computing, mostly on the networking side, for the past two decades (IBM, NEC, Myricom, Solarflare, and Xilinx soon AMD). For the decade and a half before that, I was at IBM Research, focused on making PCs available and easier to use.
I've pondered retrofitting an existing four-node Raspberry Pi4 cluster into my SS, each with its own camera, as well as additional third-party sensors, to initially provide a security system and eventually collision warning. Recently I assisted my son in building a motion tracking system using Pi3s to study the movements of snakes in response to a stimulus for his wife's Ph.D. Also, now with access to affordable FPGAs (PYNQ-Z1) and some new open-source systems enabling Python programming on them their also a viable option.
My point is this technology is evolving very rapidly. NASA sent a new rover roughly the size of a SS to Mars last May and Xilinx provided the fully autonomous self-driving technology. Xilinx has been providing the FPGA logic controlling the Mars rovers since the first one touched down decades ago. This new rover makes all the driving decisions, NASA just provides the destination, the rover decides how best to get there.
https://mars.nasa.gov/mars2020/spacecraft/rover/
What an exciting time to be alive.
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Cold weather, more power, grunt, grunt grunt.
That should sum it up.
