u/Outrageous-Fall3296

Is there some sort of setting because this is just STUPID. if the mower fails to dock it goes in standby mode and then shuts down and disconnects. Now the thing is offline and dead. If I am away or fully remote, it's dead, useless,.donezo, nothing. So who really cares if they left it in sleep mode and eventually let the batter drain to my setting before turning it off. In the meantime while it sleeping I might be able to try and redock it or send home, etc. anyone have insight into this?

We looked it up on AI after and it was kind of a mixed opinion whether it is an insult or a flex (my words). I was lying shirtless in bed on a heating pad, with my Meta Quest 3 VR goggles on, watching a movie (The Ninth Gate) on the 20' screen. It was about 10pm! Chuddmaxxing done right, I say!

X430. It's seems very safe and benign but be careful. Yesterday, my mower wasn't responding after being powered up and I was right next to it, it said something like updating Network RTK, and wasn't going to home. I didn't understand what was going on and was standing in front of it with my hands on it trying to read the screen at night. All of the sudden without any warning, beeping or any hesitation the thing goes to home, runs over my foot and knocks my hand down. What the hell. Usually when I start the thing it gives a warning sound before starting. Not with this. I feel like this is small glitch in the logic, but it's definitely real.

I might be spending a lot of free time over in Laurel Park in Secaucus on the Hackensack River. Anyone have good experience fishing this area of the river where it opens to a large bay under the I-95. I'd love some advice or even someone to teach me a few things (like an amateur guide). Looks like it has good potential. I might be hours a day for kids so certainly practice. I'm here this week, but it's too hot. Hoping to really dig in during the fall. It will mostly be early evenings.

This would be great, if they made some sort of ramp or step. My homemade job of some lumber does okay, but I see it struggle sometimes thinking it's an obstacle and try to turn itself around on it and go off. It's like once every 10x but I'm not there to see it and it could get stuck.

Anyone have any good ramp solutions. I tried a few variants and settled on steps with the 2x4s, seemed to work flawlessly until it didn't.

Please share ideas if you have. Thanks

My kid would be the oldest age group 14. It's basically the only camp around us that week and we have nothing planned. There are very limited amounts of other players locally in this summer resort area. Alternative is to go to the field and train by himself, which he will do every day.

Wondering if others have done it and if it would be challenging enough to have fun, or is it kind of more fun campy stuff. Currently plays MLS Next HG for a few years now.

2003 BMW x5 3.0 auto standard gasoline. 235k miles.

I am familiar with STFT and LTFT and what the ECM is doing. I'm also familiar with why it adjusts, etc. and reasons for adjustment, air leaks, fuel pressure issues, etc...

However, what does it look like on a normal well functioning older car. It's not simply zero. Maybe someone can give me a little more context?

Does the STFT constantly fluctuate? +/- while driving. When idling I'm getting pretty consistent readings between the two and nets out to 0, which I believe is good, but when driving it's pretty erratic, not sure if that normal. It's typically between +/- 5, but sometimes it does blip higher coming off throttle.

Apologies if this is a naive question, but after monitoring my fuel trims, I'm still a little mystified and have limited knowledge beyond my car.

Google Gemini says there are 215 D1 teams.

Without going into the details, it says on average intl makes up 33% of students and 67% domestic. The split varies and the better schools recruit heavier international.

This shakes out to be 3,870 domestic students total.

Now teams span across 5 years, so let's argue 3870/5 = ~750 kids per year getting recruited to D1 soccer club. No assumption made about if the # of freshmen are an even split or higher/lower, but keep this aside.

SoccerRankings app lists 6,500 competitive clubs in a single age group. Assume 18 kids per roster, that's ~120,000 kids per year and probably increasing.

750/120,000 = 0.625% (probably even lower)

So - what I'm really trying to assess, is where does a kid need to be to have a decent chance. For example, top 50 team, starter and among the top half of the team?

That would equate to 450 kids in this pool. Assume some kids are standout in lower ranked teams, but they are the star. Maybe a few dozen kids come from here?

Help me fine tune this. It's a harsh reality. I'm not sure how youth academy teams factor in.

Where do your kids stack up?

Just found out that using a military discount on a full priced item, voids a customers ability to get a price adjustment when the item is discounted more than the 10 percent military discount. They consider the purchase not at full price. That's pretty shitty if you ask me. Why not just refund the difference. Especially since I could re buy and return the $2500 item. Seems foolish.and wastes everyone's time.

Hi - new to sprinting. Are there any really good online resources on how to train to improve sprinting, speed and stamina?

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Also, our soccer training will consist of 20 minutes of on/off sprints for conditioning, are there any tips other than to just survive or pace myself.

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I'm considering pacing myself along with one of the top players, since I'm new. Just try and stick near him. Any other strategies to try?

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It's grueling, like really hard and I can't even explain. Is it just a matter of keeping doing it and getting stronger. Close to puking level of hard.

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Thanks.

How can I switch back and forth on my Navimow to test the local antenna and moving the charging station. I don't want to lose my map. I've worked hard on the map and it seems like it's a good map with good compromise between close to the edge vs falling off the curb. Would really like to not lose my map. The app said something once about moving the antenna and I would lose my map, I stopped

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Right now I'm using the nrtk. I'd like to use the antenna so I can park the mower in a safer spot, not in the middle of the yard and sitting on my grass. Basically I want to out the antenna where the charging station is and move the station back near the house

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Advice please?

My front lawn is basically an island elevated and surrounded by paverstone curb. I made a curb ramp for the x430, but when it goes around the boundary it rides up on the curb. I already redrew the boundary and gave more clearance but seems like it wants to go over the edge. I can't risk it getting stuck hanging over the curb. Any thoughts. I do see the edge sense thing and didn't know if best to leave on or off. I'd rather it simply follow my boundary.

Seems like a very capable machine. Setup was cool and not hard..I'm still tweaking. I made two test runs if my 0.4 acre back yard. Today remotely I hit mow. 6% in while doing perimeter it's stops and doesn't move. Now it's shut down and disconnected. It's in an area no one will see, but this sucks. If it was on my front lawn that would suck. I don't even know what the alarm situation is like when the unit is powered down. I guess I'll see in a day or two what's going on.

I have the nt510 scan tool. Is it possible for me to drive the car around and record different inputs. The 2003 x5 is stalling off throttle, with no codes. Two mechanics looked at it and could offer no real help. I've changed a ton of parts. I need to do better diagnostics, not change parts. So first step I want to start recording data. Any suggestions beyond the nt510? I'm going to figure out the issue!