u/spazatac

In the university heights area? They keep visiting.

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for a flat-bottom boat trailer using a drop 95" hub-face (102" total width) torsion axle? Is the usable space between the fenders 83"? And bonus question, what's the widest a 20' boat can be and still load well?

80"?

Thanks!

I noticed my distilled water tasted empty, maybe call it flat.. I'm used to years of berkey water, and I use berkey water in my new mini classic ct. by pure & secure, but I was wondering how to get some taste back into my distilled water?

Ive been adding 1/4 tsp of himalayan sea salt and 1/8 tsp of epsom salt per gallon, but I'm missing something still. Calcium carbonate powder and baking soda?

And second question is, what cleaning solution do you have best results with, and after how many cycles? I actually heated my 50/50 white vinegar and water solution up close to boiling temp, but still have a white haze that remains inside.

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I’ve been waiting for a manual Civic hatchback to come on the market locally, but in the meantime I started looking at cars that aren’t officially supported but have been hacked for OpenPilot steering. One that sounded about as reliable as the Honda was the manual Mazda3.

I found a clean 2017 Mazda3 manual that AI told me was compatible with OpenPilot for about half the price of most officially supported cars that Ive considered. It doesn’t have factory ACC, but the regular cruise control is enough for me.

I became aware through AI, that some owners run it successfully using the comma harness and the plug-and-play "Torque Interceptor" for great performance. Ive got a long list of other unsupported cars, mainly GM though..

Has anyone here run OpenPilot on a 2017ish Mazda3 or similar? How satisfied are you with the real world performance compared to cars that are officially supported? I watched a highway video about the Mazda Torque Interceptor , Steep Curves Demo that was very impressive.

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Ive been considering a hybrid after learning ecvt's are just as reliable as manuals, and now just read phev's with factory inverters can be used to power your home during emergency blackouts for a day without the engine starting. Maybe this question is better asked in the Toyota hybrid group, but is the 2021 rav4 Prime XSE Premium the only rav4 prime year that's plug and play with comma, and has a factory 1,500W inverter?

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A friend finally got a old traditional rolled over to fidelity, but when she did, she agreed to a robo advisor and flex funds that charge .35% yearly. I think Ive got them, but can anyone recommend or comment on a simple 3 fund portfolio for fidelity to reduce her fee's please? **FSKAX (**Fidelity Total Market Index), FTIHX (Fidelity Total International Index) and FXNAX (Fidelity U.S. Bond Index)?

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Ive read bad things about Codes and GDF.. Is this Lifted a good place to get good buds? The menu doesn't have allot of info, so does anyone have recommendations on which flower strain? I suffer from pain and ptsd so looking for bud that will knock me out..

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I was wondering if I had all the minerals water usually has covered. Here is my recipe.

• 7 Tablespoons Himalayan Pink Salt (Fine ground)

• 4 Tablespoons PL Developments Epsom Salt (USP Grade)

• 4 Tablespoons Potassium Chloride (e.g., "No-Salt")

• 2 Tablespoons Baking Soda (Sodium Bicarbonate)

• For 1 Gallon: Add 1/2 teaspoon of the mix. Any suggestions?

Hello folks. I recently got a distiller from pure and secure located in Nebraska. Super high quality, but the stainless boiling chamber is rectangular with the heating element in the water, so it looks difficult to clean.

What method has worked best for you? Do you heat up the cleaning solution?

Thanks!

What's your definition of better? For me, better = stonier! Not some more "productive" or more "social" BS! I want my weed to knock my dick in the dirt requiring the couch and a nap if I hold a big one to long. I'll adjust the effect by how much I smoke thank you..

My quest to find "better" weed has led me to ask.. "Are strains actually getting better?" Because I recall brick commercial weed with flat seeds back in the 80's and 90's that was WAY "better" that this mediocre crap their selling lately. I mean, why grow a strain that's mediocre? Why aren't more cultivators buying stains from cup winners? It seems like we should be further ahead with it legalized, yet every variety Ive tried has been disappointing compared to the best weeds Ive had in the past.