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Give thingiverse or printables a look. Worse case look at shapeways marketplace and see if they are there. You have to pay at shapeways but thingiverse and printables are free. My printer has been pretty idle lately. As long as the part was designed by someone who prints I should be able to get it d...

If you need 3d parts let me know. I have an hopped up Ender 3 that i have been running for 3 years now. about 9" cubed is my volume. I only to PLA on it but it comes out nice. Nicer than some stuff I have seen people pay for.

Neat footage. I take it from a drone? Must be a powerful drone to fly in that.

Also what was with the editing of that youtube video? several sections just repeat... was it to get the run time up?

My old boss "collects" them GMC motor homes. They are front wheel drive and have no rear axles so the floor is low in the rear. Think he is up to 5 of them now and only one is drivable. Has a drive train out of a Tornado. They apparently even made a cargo version with no windows and the as...

This one weird trick has hackers going mad!

No in person interview?

Ok.... so what is the real reason they didn't take a hit?

If its still working dont upgrade it... aka if it aint broke dont fix it.

FlyingPenguin wrote: ↑Tue Jun 11, 2024 1:58 pm enshitification

I like that.

Ive done it with a 30kw diesel pair just to do it. We didn't need to do it but he had the cables and both generators were the same so we for about an hour had a 60kw setup at camp.

I had a ParkZone flyer Piper and it was my first and last plane. Flew it at least 20 times. Untill i broke the wing on a landing. I think it was just too basic for me and I got board with it. Haven't flown anything since. I did tape it up and it still flew but could not tun left any more.

That looks like a Mean Well PS. They are higher quality industrial power supplies. Surprised to see that.

Oh boy an AI trained on this place? Could have hilarious results.

I might add that most "knobs" in newer cars don't physically connect to anything. They are just encoders that tell the computer what to do. Now in lower end cars the knobs are more than likely connected to the heat flap and diverter. And the fan switch is really the fan switch.

Don't let dirt and mud build up in them and the will last a long time. My opinion I would keep the weight off them when parked just to keep them from getting a flat spot but maybe they are engineered and wont do that. Given that the rear tires are kinda responsible for deck height I would be worried...

Still around.