In the mid 90s, one of my clients owned a 240D. I think they were only made in '73 and '74, so this tub of shit was at death's door. The guy was oblivious to his surroundings at an 8.75 on the Biden Scale. While entering freeways, he would just keep chattering as eighteen wheelers roared by...
Yeah, I'm thinking a problem with conductor terminations, including the neutral, the load and line sides of the meter, panelboard main breaker, and branch breakers. I would have Edison check the service drop and meter, and engage an electrician to inspect the panelboard. It probable that hasn't...
I enjoyed owning an S550. The only downside was that it took a long time for the novelty of lighting up the rear tires on a luxobarge to go away. Those tires were spendy.
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The ten figure net worth individuals I know are products of entrepreneurial genius by their dads, and their own wholly dedicated hard work since early twenties. It remains to be seen what Gen 3 does with that success.
You guys should have been in Farmersville in October for the Onion Festival. It was off the charts.
Next up, in June...Audie Murphy Day. Murphy is from FVille, and was America's WWII hero.
https://www.audiemurphyday.org/
I have the T-Mobile version, and it's been flawless. We don't run many devices, but it's always fast. It's $50/month.
Generally speaking, 5G can be located in standalone locations, so it's not always colocated with standard cell towers.
And BTW polarity matters on the smaller wire connections. There's a + and - mark embossed on the coil next to the threaded stud. Make sure you reconnect those wires on the same studs.
It's incredible that these people are going out in dangerous conditions in small boats. I hate to speak ill of the dead, but their stupidity is almost unbelievable.
Putin just pushed in more chips.
President Vladimir Putin has updated Russia’s nuclear doctrine, two days after his US counterpart Joe Biden granted Ukraine permission to strike targets deep inside Russia with American-made weapons.
Under the updated doctrine, Moscow will consider aggression...
PSP is still in the US military inventory. It was used extensively in Vietnam, Kuwait, Iraq, and Afghanistan.
Did you have the same experience I did in NAS manholes? The smell of petroleum solvents leaching into them was at levels which required respirators and handheld monitors.