The Highway Groupie is the pseudonym for an experienced cook who has worked in several kitchens such as the Banff Springs Hotel, among others. Nearly two decades ago he discovered that the craziness that had plagued his life was caused by hypoglycemia (hypoglycaemia). He researched this condition (it is a symptom, not a disease) and wrote about it in the 150-page book Stop! Don't Shoot! You may be suffering from hypoglycemia. (now out of print)
After years of perfecting recipes that exclude things that can trigger hypoglycemic-reactions (white flour, refined sugar, caffeine, etc.) he has decided to share them with the world. This is eating as it should be, and it includes things such as ice cream, tuna casseroles, apple butter and other things that one would not normally associate with a diet for people suffering from hypoglycemia.
It is our hope that these recipes will help you to cope with your dietary needs. Enjoy!
Because you said please... cute What if the Co2 cylinder can itself is leaking if you take it out of the machine? Should I not take it out of the machine?
Hi, Pristine Audio. The recommended gap is 32-35mil or 0.8-0.9 mm. When torquing the plugs in, only give them about 1/8 of a turn after contact with the seat. Or, more precisely, 14.7 - 24.5nm / 10.8 - 18.1 Ft/lbs. Do not overtighten. Hope this helps.
@@TheHighwayGroupie sir, I am going to install BKR5EIX iridium plug. Should I adjust the gap to 0.8mm-0.9mm? The user manual doesn't contain information on spark plug gap. Please help.
@@pristineaudio5642Hi. The gap should be the same no matter the type of plug, unless otherwise indicated by the manufacturer of the plug. Really, the only advantage of the iridium over standard is the cleanness of the spark. The size of the spark should be the same.
How are you washing the infuser? I've been running the tip under water and wiping down the inside with a wet paper towel. Do you submerge the infuser completely in water? Am I missing anything?
Hi. I rince it with drinking water. Once in a while I will treat it with diluted vinegar. It is supposedly dish washer safe, but I don't have a dish washer to test that out.
I just want my fintie keyboard to work with the keys on the keyboard. Which it doesnt. It is completely messed up and will not give me the correct accent characters that are on my keyboard. I think a hammer is the correct tool to fix it. (Kidding, of course, but close) Along with bad reviews and the purchase of a decent keyboard.
No offence intended, but when I have trouble with an electronic device, it is usually because I didn't set it up correctly. Try removing the keyboard from the Bluetooth list and reboot and try again. The default settings in Android 5.8 and above should handle the keyboard properly. (Maybe even before 5.8, but my experience starts at that level.) Have you tried contacting the manufacturer? I have found them fairly responsive. If they don't get back to your e-mail, try them on Twitter. Most companies are very responsive when everyone can witness your problem. Tag them as @FintieLLC BTW, I usually delete posts that include profanity.
@@TheHighwayGroupie it was an overly negative post. But I had just watched half a dozen RU-vid videos concerned with fixing keyboard issues. None gave any decent or serviceable advice.
I dont know why if i set my keyboard to french ca the keybind doesn't work, I have to set it to international english but still i can't make the the C cedille, I'try with alt + c or alt + ,
You are right. When I did this, some time ago, I checked with my headset and my speakers. I should have checked with my phone and tablet. On those devices the music moves into the voice range and begins to drown me out. Beside, I sounded like Carlton the Door Man on that take. Thanks for the critique.
Did you end up draining the inverter coolant after all? I noticed it was empty after the hoses were removed. I really don't want to get under the car to remove the cover and drain the inverter coolant. I think I'll be lazy and just empty the inverter coolant using a siphon pump to get out as much as I can and let the rest drop from the hose connections.
Hi, Epiha. I did this job a few times. Once I lost the fluid because the clamps didn't hold. The other times went better. You are always going to lose some coolant. It is not recommended to return used coolant to the system. It is always better to replace lost coolant with new. Hope this helps, HG.
Hi , thanks very much for the video very useful as I have a surface pro 2 and my power button doesn’t work so I need to replace it. Have you ever needed to replace one and how easy is it to do so? If so where would you buy a new one?
Hi, Ralf. Thanks for the question. It is just as hard to replace the power button as it is to change the screen. They cost in the neighbourhood of $13 and can be found in Amazon and eBay. Hope this helps, HG
Hi, Mossab. Sorry to take so long to reply. Here are a few tips. A belt that is too tight will squeak and can damage the bushings on your pump, alternator, power steering (the i10 uses electrically assisted, so not an issue), and the AC. A belt that is too loose will squeak because of lack of friction. When tightened properly, the middle of the long segment should have a play of about 5mm when poked with your finger. More than that will require more tightening. Less than that is too tight. Some ‘new’ belts have been sitting on the shelf for a while and may lack enough friction to perform without squeaking. A car that has 100,000 Km on it will squeak even with a new belt. The reason is the pullies. After all those revolutions they become polished. Try a little belt assist spray. Permatex, Prestone, Super Tech, CRC and WD40 all have versions of this spray. Hope this helps, HG
Thx for this great video, do you have a video on how to replace the 2 oxygen sensors for this Hyundai I10 2012 model? Here in Lima my mechanic says that the radiator has to be removed in order to accomplish this task?, I think it is far fetched
Hi, Saul. Sorry, I don't have that video. But, if you are looking for the positioning, you can find it in this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qe7tiIz1ITA.html Since your car is 10 years old, it is likely that the sensors will have effectively melded with the mounts. You may or may not be able to extract them without damaging something. I changed one on a Toyota and needed to brase the hole and then re-tap it in order to put in a new sensor. Have fun!
I'm not sure if you are being serious here, or joking about the lack of cables and therefore the lack of need for this tape. Gaffers tape is very high quality for protecting cables that are laid on the floor and is very easy to completely remove cleanly after a show. But I haven't heard of it being used as an electronics shield.
I found an aternative way (I wrote it in french), here you go : Installer clavier English (CA) Alt + ` suivi de la lettre voulue = la lettre voulue en accent grave (ex : ALT + ` suivi de e = è) Alt + e suivi de la lettre voulue = la lettre voulue en accent aigu Alt + i suivi de la lettre voulue = la lettre voulue en accent circonflexe Alt + u suivi de la lettre voulue = la lettre voulue en trema Alt + c = ç Alt + n suivi de la lettre n = ñ
@@TheHighwayGroupie I am going to buy Toyota Auris 2010 that needs the inverter replaced. And I think that video shows very clearly how to do it . And that’s amazing! Just to double check . After I change the inverter there is no programming or anything else to be done on the car right ?
@@projecthowto In principal, no additional programming. But you may want to make sure that the inverter has the latest updates. For that, you will need a Mongoose connection. Or pay the garage to do it.
It's not working when testing on my Fintie/Samsung S6 Lite tablet. Do you need to set up a language (French/Spanish) first, in order for combinations you described to work ? Only thing that's working for me right now is: Right Alt + e = é (works for different vowels) but that's it ..
Hi. Sorry to take so long to reply. Yes, you need to install French and then make sure that your keyboard is set to French. Go to 4:40 in this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-G6fetjoEDUI.html That should help.
@@TheHighwayGroupie thank you for the reply. I missed the notification and now reading your reply. In the meantime, on my own, I tried installing French (France) keyboard, and the number row changed to some accented keys like é, è, etc. But then I was using AZERTY keyboard, so I had to switch keyboards whenever I was using accented letters. For my Fintie, the shortcut to change between keyboards was <<Left Shift + Space>> I will try to install French Canadian keyboard now and try it using the shortcuts in the video. Many thanks!
Yes. An oversight in this video is that you need to set your language. Go to 4:40 in this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-G6fetjoEDUI.html for more details. Sorry about that.
Hi, Husain. That is with the stand. Without the stand it weighs 144g. I have it on my 70cm mic boom and it is as if there is nothing there. Very light weight for such quality.
I'm sorry, but if I could understand your comment, I would reply. Especially the last part is very cryptic. The fact is, I did read a PDF version of the manual before the unboxing. I'm not sure what else you are getting at.
@@TheHighwayGroupie Don’t worry, there’s always a critic about videos. I appreciated it, because I haven’t opened mine yet. Now I Will feel better about using it. Thanks for the video🙂
I prised just the superficial chrome plastic marque badge off the grill (by snapping a couple screw fixings - it can easily be glued back on to the grill later), which allowed my screwdriver a little extra reach and maneuverability, as prior to that I almost gave up, but easier with it off. That way grill stays on undamaged. A cheap USB endoscope helps as well if you have one. Everything is mirrored in UK car. Note some models the grill holes are too small.
Hi Your analysis is more useful for wireless mic buyers, it seems very authentic and trustworthy. Hats off to your analytical explanation. Plz suggest us the best wireless lavalier microphone for vlogging. Thanks
That is a good question. Are you referring to the mic only? Or to the complete kit with transmitter? I assume that you mean for dual mics inlcuding the RX and TX. If you are talking dollar for dollar value on a complete kit, I would go with the Hotec H U25 for its reliability in transmission and reception. But I would ditch their mics for a better Lavalier pair such as PoP (at the low end at around $28 per pair) or Shure (at the high end at around $120 per pair). If you are looking at a single wired boom mic, definitely the Maono AU PM461TR. A single wired lapel mic, definitely the Maono AU-101. Hope this helps.
Hi, Victoria. Thank you for your question. We use water to make the ginger water which accounts for about 1/3 of the beverage. By using apple juice combined with a bit of lemon or lime for the other 2/3, we come the closest to commercial ginger ale. Using water only, you would still need a sweetener of some sort. The whole purpose of our channel is to avoid using refined sugar or artificial sweeteners. But you are free to adapt this recipe to your particular taste and needs. Have a great day!
Hi, Kevin. Tnank you for your question. I thought I mentioned that point in my review, but to answer your question, Yes, I did try better mics and the sound quality improved greatly. There was also a less pronounced grounding problem, although they still picked up a little stattic. The White Noise test picked up a little more in the 35dB. Then it leveled off from 70dB to 4KdB. At 9KdB it spiked, just like the supplied mics, indicating that this is a system fault, not a mic fault. It then returned to normal at 18KdB. I would send you the graphic, but I can't upload it on these chats. I hope that this answers your question. HG
Thank you. I'm noticing just a bit of an effect like you're speaking over a tin sheet, to the PM461TR, compared to the lav mic. There may be an avoidable reason. I'm trying to compare this with another apparent leader in the price range, the Tonor TC30 (also Chinese). But... I may just stick with the lapel mic. Decisions, decisions. But since my voice tools around in about Rod Beattie's turf, I think this is selling me. Aha. that slight echoing shows up less, when you moved closer. Maybe it's that double effect you had just spoken of. Maybe gluing a piece of carpet to the back would eliminate that. ;-)
Hi, Arlen Williams. Sorry to take so long to reply. It has been busy. In this video I used the supplied stand for the mic which placed the mic on a reflective surface and about 50-60cm from my mouth (20"-24"). I also don't have sound absorbing tiles around my desk. Both of these factors contributed to the tinniness of the sound. In the following video, I placed the mic on a boom above camera level, at about 30cm (12") from my mouth. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-KQF_AsRdQNc.html The Lav mic you see was used for the second camera to allow for proper synchronization. The sound is much rounder with the mic off of the desk. And the holder fit right on my boom. I hope this helps.
