When u use a vice-grip on the hinge; what happens?

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rather than anecdotal answers, best to reference the Optical Triangle equations. www.rocketmime.com/astronomy/Telescope/MinimumMagnification.html

that's a lot of nileage 👍. Hope it works out well for U.

contact OBDLINK tech support.

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the main pouch is 20cm height. U can find dimensions in the manufacturer product webpage www.rhinowalk.cn/m/products_1.asp?id=1493. But read my video-description, where I explain that after mths of use, I find the material is torn & not robust.

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thanks for your feedback. I absolutely love my TIGER900GTP.

let me know what you think of the Daytona M-Star boots, after you get to use them.

you will be able find various Zircon models by google.

thanks for your comment. I updated the video description, to explain that the bag didn't last long as the material split. So the material is not robust unfortunately.

thanks for your kind words. PM message me. Would love to hear from U, & learn what U do these days.

yep. it doesn't make sense as i bought truck brand new years ago.And it has no suspension lift. Only possibility is that since i optioned the factory heavy-duty springs when i bought the truck. My guess is the HD springs exert higher lift compared to std springs.

thanks for ur feedback

as i get older, it's harder to work in home-garage lying flat under car - as it gives me vertigo 😔

1) there are store links in video description. 2) i added a black sheepskin seat cover. It is now really comfy on the low-seat. yellowearth.com.au/products/black-sheep-motor-bike-cover-au

Best for you to contact Freedconn directly for that question. en.fdcdz.com/portal/page/index/id/24.html

@@DIYhabitat Thank you very much sir

i have 5 Stickup battery cams all around outside of house. All connected to solar panels. 4 cams are installed into rain/sun steel-shades i built from rain box-gutters. The solar panels sit on top the shade-roof. there is video of how i make these shades. Works very well, as I have not needed to replace batteries in about 1.5yrs.

@@DIYhabitat That is great info. Thank you!

It is possible adjustment is not corrwct, & the brakes are grabbing the drum, even when no brake-pedal or hand-brake is used.

@@DIYhabitat порегулировать шестерню через отверстие сзади?

thanks. I'm glad you found it so.

Grazie per il tuo feedback Sono felice che tu abbia trovato utile il mio video.

best to be able to test fit both sizes at a store. But if not, a bigger size can be worn with thocker socks.But a smaller size cannot be comfortably squeezed into.

i have not sharpened the block splitter since. But another viewer did, & said it worked well.

sad to learn condition of the paint, & black ring. Would be interesting for you to write to KOWA, with fotos of the deteriorated parts, to ask them why it happened; if there is a fix; & if this can also happen to present day models.

@@DIYhabitat I ended up sending back to Kowa UK, aka Pyser SG Ltd. They wrapped in in plastic food saran wrap and sent it back to me. That's not really the answer to a known fault on a high-priced optical product.

yes, not good.

yes. The Combi filter includes carbon filter for taste & chemicals.

that is correct. It also does not remove viruses.

glad you like it. thanks.

thx. The GIVI instructions do not provide torque settings. Very few - if any - 3rd party crashbar manufacturers provide bike specific torque-settings owing to liability. Google search TIGER900RP service-manual, & it contains torque-settings.

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i have 5 outdoor RING STICKUP cams installed outside at various heights that need ladder access. They all have solar panels... so no need to change batteries. The new model solar panels are better with more power output. i have video comparing new to old panels. I had 1 STICKUP cam & panel replaced by RING tech support owing to excessibe battery drain after some mths of use. I kept detailed log of date/time/battery-level/activations. T And used that data log tp get RING to send me new replacement. I have video on that as well.

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thanks for your feedback.

thx for info

thanks. glad you like it.

yes thx

the low-seat has less padding, & i get painful bum after 1 hr of riding. So i installed a black sheep-skin rider seat-cover, & it gives much more comfort than both low & standatd seat.

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We bought the HOWA 1500 -308 as barreled-action only (i.e. without gun stock). And bought the HS PRECISION PSS138, & KRG BRAVO gun stocks separately. PSS138 weighs about 2lb 6oz (1.08kg). KRG BRAVO weighs 2.9lb (i.e. 1.32kg). I agree the HSS1138 look s very nice, & good quality.

@@DIYhabitat awesome thank you.

thanks for viewing, & your feedback. It is in my nature. Details on HOW to do something, what to watch out for. Are as important - if not more - than only telling someone , WHAT needs to be done.

it was frustrating to store loose dies, & find the correct dies, when i need them. So i had to do something about it. thanks for your feedback.

glad you like it. thanks for your feedback.

thanks. I tend to be a details person. Generally, info on 'how to do something', is as important as the 'what needs to be done'. At the very end of video, there are several still-photos of the crash bars as installed.

@@DIYhabitat Yes that really shows in the way you explain what you are doing and it makes for a very helpful video. The pics at the end are too close up to get a sense of how the bike looks with them on.

Unfortunately, YT comments does not enable insertion of a photo.

There are 4 Philips-head screws that attach the front black front-cone, to the red-color main-body. Unscrewing the 4-screws, will reveal the drain-coil is stored inside athe red main-body. The coil is only simply retained in the main-body by tension. It is not screwed to anything. So when the black front-cone & red main-body are fixed together. Operate the drain-snake to fully extend outwards. Then remove the battery. Unscrew the 4 screws to reveal the short remaining length of coil in the red main-body. Simply use hand to pull it out.

glad you found it helpful.

glad it helps. i couldn't find any RING tech info on this. So figured i need to do this video.

glad you like it.

Thanks for the reminder. You raised an interesting aspect. For non-electrical materials, detection is via Radar system. However, for detection of LIVE AC-current electrical-wires, detection is done via EMF (Electro-Magnetic-Field) detection. Hence, when attempting to detect LIVE AC-current electrical-wires over a large area, it is useful to discharge body static-electricity by placing hand on wall - as you said. It also makes detection easier when electrical equipment - which are connected to the LIVE AC-current circuits - are switched on. As the LIVE-circuits generates stronger EMF to enable easier detection. The caution then is that if there are AC-current electrical-wires behind a wall, & the circuit(s) is/are not LIVE (e.g. the switch-board circuit-breaker is switched off). Then the D-TEC120 will not detect existence of LIVE-wires. Thus a user may misconstrue that to mean there is something there, but no electrical-wire behind that wall. Then if the user drills/cuts that area of wall, & later switches back on the power to that circuit. It becomes a serious electrical safety hazard. Another caution to note is that this device does not detect LIVE DC-current electrical-circuits. This can be a serious problem as more homes, caravans, trailers, motorhomes are powered by solar-powered battery-systems. But for detection of non-electrical materials (water-pipes, timber-studs, steel-posts, etc), radar system is used, & placing of hands on wall to discharge static-electricity would not be required. What are your thoughts?

in the user-manuals, accuracy of D-TEC120 is +-10mm. Whereas accuracy of D-TECT200 is +-5mm. Suggest you investigate.

on the RHS, the frame-slider is mounted to fixing-point for exhaust-silencer. If the bike doesn't have frame-slider & drops on RHS. That impact is absorb by exhaust, & then transferred to its mounting point. With a frame-slider installed, it saves the exhaust, & transfers impact to same fixing point on subframe.

@@DIYhabitat any multi points front crashbar will bend when tip over on these heavy bike. What makes you think this single point puny slider will do anything beside breaking, damaging the subframe, being a PITA to remove?