That’s a retired cruiser. I bought one myself for my wife really cheap. Like $5000. Runs really good was maintained by our tax dollars constantly, and handles well up here at 9000ft in the Rockies in snow. HOWEVER!!!! The downside: when you’re on your way to work, everyone’s driving very very slow and if you’re behind someone, as usual, they’re even slower. They think she’s a cop, and it’s frustrating. You become the pace car. We will be selling it soon. 😂 not kidding.
Same, mine was all blackout like this one. And I was pulled over in it a dozen times in the 6 months I owned it. Never again. Plus like you said, being on the freeway lol not fun
I'm curious as to what sort of climate you live in? I'm convinced from personal experience that PLA never needs to be dried, but it seems that many people find a need to do it. I live in Australia. I would say it's fairly humid here, and my previous house had roof leaks and all sorts of nightmares, it was always over 80% humidity in my room, where I stored like 40 spools of filament. Anyway, I boxed them up back in 2021~ and they sat in a garage, a shed during winter, and then back in another garage until a few days ago. All of my filament except for one spool of cheap eBay filament is still usable right out of the packing boxes. I will say that a few spools (haven't tested every spool but tested 80%~) there's been about 50-100mm of filament that has snapped off but after that length the filament is fine. It really does seem like the more 'designer' brands of filament hold the test of time, in my own experiences.
Interesting information. I'll have to see how it compares from one brand to the others. I live on the eastern shore, USA. So humidity is 80-90 most of the year. We have dew on the ground every morning. I do agree that the wet filament seems to only be about one-two rows down, but it's still a waste to break off about two feet of filament every few months if you don't print fast enough. If I print about one hour worth of filament, I think I wouldn't need the heater but if printing something over an hour, I think I will plant to dry it the day before and then know the spool of dry.
I watched this video and unfortunately it didn’t work for me. So afterwards I reached out to Lightburn support for additional help and all they did was send me the link to your video! That’s how you know it’s a great tutorial 😅🏆
HI there..... Ive had issues with B&H in the past. I dont buy from them any more. I use Adorama. Never had an issue with them. Good luck and happy shooting!!
@@VisionGuy Thought it looked familiar. I know the spot. We are getting a good amount of Keeper Reds here on the Patuxent. Tons of throwback mixed in. Lotta fun to catch on light tackle. They are great for kids to catch. Its fun watching them try to reel them in. Tight Lines my Friend
You need someone with an amag certificate to download the file from the amag website first. Then use cobox to connect a laptop to the board using the Ethernet cable. But keep in mind that if you update the panel, you will also need to update the software. And depending on the version, it might be an expensive upgrade.
No its Hairy Blanny, you can tell by its face shape and the tail fin allmost being joined with both upper and lower fin, siclids have visibly disconected tail fins from dorsal fins and pectoral fins... unless you were talking about some aquarium breed variant, i can't realy say for them coz there are too many
@@VisionGuy if it’s voles you would also see some tunnel like tracks running through the grass often times near structures. I have only ever seen a vole once or twice and it was while mowing the lawn and they take off. So I’m sure they are around mostly at night. I’m not sure about the bees
Amazing capture! That looks like a sizable frog (do you know what kind?) caught deep down its captor's throat here! I can only imagine what the potential meal is thinking at this moment. 😧🐸😅 It looks quite desperate here, I’m guessing no one reached out, pulling the frog to save its life?? So could the hungry Snake manage to win the struggle and gulp that whole prey down entirely okay?? It also looks like the amphibian is defensively reaching out to prevent sliding down further. If eaten, does the unlucky thing get swallowed live all the way as well?! It looks so big still, maybe this isn’t the last for the frog and it can somehow survive the encounter?
CHECK OUT YOUR VIDEO HERE. Seems those fine frs are putting "Copyright" marks on these videos, without saying a word. Which can really F U if you don't know it. Seems they have their advertising in your comments area, so I bet they did. And you can go to your Manage Videos, and scroll down to see if it says "Copyright". They did the same to mine. So screw them. And screw them for not saying anything.
@@VisionGuy Pretty much what I said. Do you see their Advertising in your video description ? Now, go to your channel, and to "Manage Videos". And scroll down to this video, and see if it says Copyright. They did it to one of My Pal Hals videos, without even a word. So I just deleted it. Because I'm not playing their game. Jus sayin...
@@VisionGuy You can't remix, or do shorts with copyright videos either. You may notice your "Remix" button not on the video. That's a pretty good clue too. They can use it. You Can't. ... isn't that special
Oh, I see what you mean. Yes that happened many times for me, but I still keep some videos because people still view my video and then view my other videos.. so its still worth keeping.. but yes I agree. Its disappointing after posting a video and years go by, someone can just steal your video.
