its does not matter anymore, Yamaha discontinued the site so nothing to connect to online for the tyros.

She uses it for crafting, It doe not seem that much higher to me, we have never tried eating at it. it raises it about 1.5 inches

I stopped using the band selector because it constantly malfunctioned when using the M series, especially when frequently switching up and down the bands with the knobs. It happens all the time. Interestingly, it almost never happens when using the desktop software. However, the band selector issue is still a problem, and I stand by the fact that they have yet to fix it. I’m responsible for tens of thousands of IoT devices in the field. If my codebase were so poorly designed that it couldn’t handle persistent data without constant corruption-especially on devices deployed in remote locations that customers can’t easily reset-I’d lose my job. Sorry, but not sorry. The way they handle the band data is a joke. After almost four years of owning this radio, their incompetence in addressing this issue is unacceptable. If they worked under me, I would have fixed it myself and fired them. This is a $5,000 radio. I expect better, especially since we have $300 IoT devices that perform more reliably. This issue should never have existed in the first place. The fact that they store all band data in a single database is ridiculous. Each band should be stored in a simple flat file. If any band’s data (flat file) gets corrupted, the system should automatically reset that band to factory defaults or revert to the last known good configuration. Furthermore, each band’s data should be stored separately from the others so that if one gets corrupted, it does not impact the operation of the rest of the radio. I just stopped using the band selector and now just preprogram memories. Too bad the developers of a $5,000 radio can’t pull their heads out of their butts.

Yeah, and she did :-) but everything did survive

You're welcome, I am glad you found it useful, I hope it helps!

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They seem good to me, I have had no issues, truck is running great,

yes

Im glad she did, i did my best to make sure i made the trip worth the effort to get out here

i assume you checked the EQ? also does it have a sub, make sure if it does not it does not have that enabled or it will cut off lower frequencies to the main speakers and send to the output for the sub. but yeah it could also be your speakers, my speakers sound pretty good considering I don't have a sub

It does not matter at this point, Yamaha shut down the online store so you can not connect to it anymore from the tyros

Yeah, I have to agree with you on all points, i want to get a better qrp unit, there are so many new great options for low power these days.

@@Thejohnnyoshow well... It doesn't matter if it is Chinese, or new model like 891, which in my mind is even worse peace of cr@p... 817 is morally outdated, controls are very hard to use, and so on, and so on... Avoid it!

@@Thejohnnyoshow I am now using G90, and RS-918 with the yellow buttons, and it is great little qrp radio! Tons of functions, price is acceptable and it is clone of the mcHF project! Check it if you want!

I did notice that with the screws also, i miss placed the ones that came with the desk so ordered more on amazon thinking they would be some standard, and found out they are not. fortunately i found the rack screws that came with it, but i agree that part could have been better. that desk is sure solid though.

What problem are you having??

No Deming New Mexico has mountains called the Florida (a spanish word meaning "flowery" or "covered with flowers." not just a state in the US) Mountains

I did not have to pre drill, but maybe they changed the size of the screwed with the wheels since i put mine on, in which case pre drill with a slightly smaller bit before putting in the screw

I do feel like 12mm is a lot longer than the screws that came with the wheels when i bought them you will need to pre drill for that. my screws were only about 8mm

mine lastest just over 1 year and failing again, i bought one with a litetime warranty so i just need to replace it, but yeah it's a pain

Hope you enjoy it, It was a fun trail.

All LQ4 engines from that era lacked improved baffling in the valve covers until around 2005. This issue likely affected older LQ9 engines as well, regardless of engine size. Initially, GM attempted to resolve the problem by modifying the PCV, but later, they addressed it more effectively by redesigning the valve covers.

Which part? The shower miser? The shower miser allows you to run the hot water back into the fresh water tank; that's the water coming from your hot water heater. Therefore, if you're winter camping and using the tank instead of the city water hookup (which you should be, as the hose will just freeze outside), it will take hot water from your hot water heater and pump it into the fresh tank. Then, cold fresh water will go into the hot water heater. It's not what it's intended for, but if you put it on a trickle, that's what it will do. Then, in effect, you have a fresh tank water heater to keep that tank and your lines from freezing.

It's bigger than the gateleg, but I have had no issue with it being weak. You could also add construction adhesive as well, but I did not.

Glad you found the video helpful, the intro was one of the default intros that come with final cut pro

@@Thejohnnyoshow Thanks for letting me know

Ignorance is bliss, I guess. I understand your concern, and looking back, I realize it might not have been the best decision. At the time, I never really felt in danger until we heard things hitting the roof while I was in the garage. In my mind, it was just strong wind, and the storm watchers were not reporting tornado sightings in our direct area. I had never been in a storm like that before, so I was amazed by the spectacle of it, which clouded my better judgment. Unlike my daughter, who smartly stayed in our basement the whole time and wasn’t seen anywhere in the video. Thank you for your comment.

How are you doing, We just got back to Iowa yesterday from being in Colorado for 3 months, are you a Greenfeild resident?

Hi im doing well, thanks for asking! No I am not a resident of Greenfield I am actually a resident of NYC but I love storms.

You are welcome

I only replaced the one that was bad, sensor 2, i put it between the piston #6 and #8 (driver side), i never changed anything with the ecm, i have found the heat will cause it to fail within a year, i have a life time warranty with the brand i bought so i will change it out, but i need to add additional heat shielding if i keep it where i placed it

no its pretty solid , it does not really move when breaks are set, at least not for us

Im not sure why it split on them, i did not even make pilot holes when I did mine

So i talked to someone that is a mechanic and he claims that it will not cause a problem moving it out where i did as far as detecting knock. (so for what ever that is worth) however it has failed again after about a year, i think its getting to hot in this new location, so i have to try putting some kind of extra heat shield around it or something.

I no longer have this vehicle so there is no way for me to check clearances for you. Sorry I can't help

I need to spend more time on it, i have been really busy and also dealing with chronic pain so that has taken some of my time from my hobbies :-( but i hope to get back to doing more with it soon

I will be updating this video, i know others have put this in the same or close location but i think it needs some kind of heat shield, the end to the wire is now distorted from the heat and keeps coming off. so something more needs to deflect the heat so that needs to be taken into consideration, also im not sure if the sensor is still good or if its just because of the wire, but even when the wire is now attached it will throughs an error. i still have to replace the connector and see if ti resolves the issue, if not that means my new sensor has already failed again, if so probably because of the heat

@@Thejohnnyoshow What brand of sensor did you use?

@@flumescanada1059 Standard Ignition ,

not on.a gmc 2001 lq4, not sure about other trucks, but it's blue for sensor 2, on this truck