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02-25-2018, 08:28 AM
#901
Member
That's OK, you can be that guy. Truthfully, wasn't Tesla involved in something like that with wireless power? Seems he built a tower for that purpose but GE, Edison,and probably other powers to be, more or less sabotaged it?
And in all reality, and to my own demise, I don't keep up with a lot of this stuff, hence my problems with a simple laptop. Almost, but not as bad as Lee308.
And in all reality, and to my own demise, I don't keep up with a lot of this stuff, hence my problems with a simple laptop. Almost, but not as bad as Lee308.
02-25-2018, 03:40 PM
#902
Tesla's idea was to transmit electricity wirelessly, iirc. Advantage being that you save all that money on all those expensive and ugly towers and transmission lines. Problem is, transmitted electricity (or your cell phone signal, or your tv signal, or what have you) decreases in power as the square of the distance (i forget the formula), whereas electricity sent by wire decreases linearly as a function of the resistance of the wire (Ohm's law). Can't blame politics or personality for this... it's the laws of physics.
Hmm... more laws. Laws of Physics need to be changed to make the illuminati happier.
02-25-2018, 05:31 PM
#903
Senior Member
I dont mean to derail this thread, so this will be my final post on mirrors here.
Now you see it, now you dont lol.
I used to have tow mirrors but they create a massive forward blindspot and sucked in city driving where there are lots of bike lanes. Im more happy with regular BLIS mirrors with $5 3" convex stick ons from Canadian Tire.
Actually, looking at these photos I had the stick on mirrors on these too lol.
... and the photos wont upload... I will try later.
Now you see it, now you dont lol.
I used to have tow mirrors but they create a massive forward blindspot and sucked in city driving where there are lots of bike lanes. Im more happy with regular BLIS mirrors with $5 3" convex stick ons from Canadian Tire.
Actually, looking at these photos I had the stick on mirrors on these too lol.
... and the photos wont upload... I will try later.
02-27-2018, 08:35 PM
#904
How the heck do you even get this to open without ramming your arm down there and not getting stuck? I was on this for the past 10 minutes and couldn't get it to open!
Thanks,
02-27-2018, 08:54 PM
#905
02-27-2018, 08:59 PM
#906
02-27-2018, 09:01 PM
#907
Senior Member
Raise the seat bottom slightly and the seat back will come forward a couple of inches. Then use a screwdriver to push the latch pin on the left side of the seat back Lock to release it down. You can also check out BuiltRight Industries F150 release.
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SilentSteel (02-27-2018)
02-27-2018, 09:02 PM
#908
If you go through all of those pages, you will find many posts about that. There is no reason to re-post the directions when they are described so well, and so many times, in the referenced thread, with videos.
But, I agree ONE of us apparently has reading comprehension problems. As I said above:
But, I agree ONE of us apparently has reading comprehension problems. As I said above:
Originally Posted by rliles1
This thread has 18 pages on that:
Last edited by rliles1; 02-27-2018 at 09:04 PM.
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SilentSteel (02-27-2018)
02-27-2018, 09:02 PM
#909
PERFECT! Thank you.
