ferraiolo1
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Annual oil change and fall clean up
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That griddle is amazing! I love my cast iron, but that would make cooking so much easier!Our plan for this weekend was to head to the mountains and camp for free at an event organized by a tire company. However, due to the organizer's inability to properly comprehend fire restriction notices, the organizer banned wood burning fires. So we traded free camping at a location that normally costs $100+ site/ night for river camping 3.5 hours away. After all, what's camping without wood burning campfire?
I headed out in the early PM after work, and a 3.5 hour drive turned into 4 hours thanks to weekend drivers, college kids going home, and tourists who have no idea where to go. It would be a 4+ hours drive but I made the time back via picking the right freeways to go around congested zones and trading MPG for MPH. Finally got there right after sunset.
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Only 3 rigs this time.
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This whole beach you're seeing would be flooded over night (either because the dam upstream released water or high tide... do rivers have tides?) but the view is great.
When I say flooded I'm talking about ankle height. not even knee height.
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It got dark real quick and it was dinner time already.
These Devos Lightranger 1200s are great additions to the camping experience even though they have a hefty price tag. Like $350 for a pair or something. But I'd say they are worth every penny. There's no need for me to wear my headlamp anymore unless I'm going somewhere further away from the site.
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Friend of mine made these griddles. Perfect fit for the stove and this was the first time using it. Cooks nicely and the tall sides makes containing oil and scooping up scrambled egg in the morning a lot easier.
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Smoking a cigar at camp is something I do every time.
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Next morning visited the another site that another group of guys I know were at the night before.
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yeah that thing is amazing but now i have to get used to it lolThat griddle is amazing! I love my cast iron, but that would make cooking so much easier!
ahahhahahahaYeah, I might have to steel that griddle idea.
yes sir i feel ya lolThat is a nice griddle !
This is the trouble with vicariously enjoying other guy's camping reports is you see things you "need" Like that Devos LightRanger and a griddle like that. I know you said that one's home-made but there are similar ones to be had I know. However, having put RSI's Smartcap on my truck this year, I'll have to wait till next year for more things I, ahem, "need"
I put 3 coats of Mother's on my Durango, within a week, last spring. I sold it yesterday, and it still shined, like it was done last week. I plan on doing the Ram, before I drive it home 1,200 miles. It's great, because you can put it on the black plastic parts, and glass.Tried Mothers CMX instead of Meguire’s for a change. Noticeable difference.
Installed the FITCAMX dashcam. Talk about easy install. Can't wait to test it out and see how it records. Need to get a larger SD card but all so far seems great.
I mean, you don't have to put the phone on the wireless charging areaLookin for a way to “turn off” my wireless charger for a bit. I know that sounds backwards haha but hear me out.
My phone is older but not old enuff to replace just yet. One of the things I’m noticing is on a long ride using CarPlay for music and any of the map apps it used to charge pretty good. Still got hot but that’s just a byproduct if induction charging. But it was working.
Lately my Phone gets blazing hot even on just a 1 hr drive. And the charge percentage goes up only 1 or 2%. And sometimes not at all. So I wanna just turn it off and use the cable til it’s really time for a new phone.
I noticed the feature listed in JScan under “miscellaneous settings -> wireless charge pad present” and you can either activate or deactivate it.
So I did that but it doesn’t seem to have done anything BUT, I know it can sometimes take a couple ignition cycles for changes to take effect. Anyone know what reasonable number is before I move on to the next idea?? Like 3-5 ignition cycles I was thinkin?
I usually put a hockey mask on the passenger seat headrest of my driver. I put it in the Malibu last night, but didn't tell anyone. My wife and daughter decided to take the Malibu this morning. They leave around the butt crack of dawn. Apparently, my name was taken in vain.All ready for Halloween! View attachment 168602
That’s brilliant. I worked with a guy that drove around with a full scale Skeleton in his passenger seat of his Mustang. On a few occasions I had to double take walking past his car before dawn.I usually put a hockey mask on the passenger seat headrest of my driver. I put it in the Malibu last night, but didn't tell anyone. My wife and daughter decided to take the Malibu this morning. They leave around the butt crack of dawn. Apparently, my name was taken in vain.
My first thought was pull the fuse but it appears to be mixed in with a couple other electronics on the fuse diagram. Maybe you can get behind it and unplug it?Lookin for a way to “turn off” my wireless charger for a bit. I know that sounds backwards haha but hear me out.
My phone is older but not old enuff to replace just yet. One of the things I’m noticing is on a long ride using CarPlay for music and any of the map apps it used to charge pretty good. Still got hot but that’s just a byproduct if induction charging. But it was working.
Lately my Phone gets blazing hot even on just a 1 hr drive. And the charge percentage goes up only 1 or 2%. And sometimes not at all. So I wanna just turn it off and use the cable til it’s really time for a new phone.
I noticed the feature listed in JScan under “miscellaneous settings -> wireless charge pad present” and you can either activate or deactivate it.
So I did that but it doesn’t seem to have done anything BUT, I know it can sometimes take a couple ignition cycles for changes to take effect. Anyone know what reasonable number is before I move on to the next idea?? Like 3-5 ignition cycles I was thinkin?
That's the good thing about the Ram charge pad, there are 2 phone spots. My Durango sucked, because there is just a small flat area where the pad is, so nowhere to put my phone or wallet, so I didn't demagnetize credit cards. I had to use cup holders. I wanted to eliminate it completely.I mean, you don't have to put the phone on the wireless charging area