@@NaturalDirtQueen Yeah, Whether or not I really want to, I try to keep these real, even when it hurts ;-)

@@daveezrin1896 Nah, you’ve got it right. Late in the video something in the mop hinge unstuck and the mop base started swiveling as you’re suggesting that it should be used. I’m definitely correctible ;-)

@@the_desert_dweller When my Starlink worked (all 5, count them, 5 months in duration) it worked well, except for the occasional satellite skip. My only real complaint was that when I needed their input as to why my service had been cut off by them, I never could figure out how to get to pay any attention to my situation. Since Verizon and US Cellular use the same towers in most places, I can understand how and why their product is working well for you. Here’s hoping our good luck continues!!

@@sptrader6316 I’m going to do a follow-up on this in about a week. That’ll give the equipment time to settle in and get past its own start up hiccups. On the surface, though, it’s far faster than using my Iphone 15’s hotspot feature with none of the speed throttling I would get on that. It also has none of the sattelite skips that Starlink was still suffering last spring. I have had 2 roku tvs and 2 Iphone 15’s streaming at the same time with no buffering issues being obvious even at that level of activity. About the only real difference I’m seeing this early into the experience that KZbin video uploading on this is somewhat noticeably slower than Starlink. But it is faster than the Iphone hotspot can handle it.

Two things, at least on US Celular phones (not talking about the new router here) a) Hardwire Tethering data usage is charged to my hotspot account so I get no advantage direct wiring that way for my laptop usage. The hotspot account has 30gb limit. b) while I can direct wire my tv to my iphone and watch my streaming services that way without a hard limit (I’m on an unlimited data plan), after about 40gb of usage they throttle back on my data speeds. video streaming, at that point buffers badly until the next billing cycle begins. So, for me, having the availibility of the dedicated new receiver-router not only works, but it also saves me from having to buy new usbc to hdmi adapterswhen the rather fragile wire in them wear out. b)

@@hec07 Monthly pricing, compared to Starlink, is about 60% at this one’s normal charge. However, I will be getting this for about 35% because of the price promotion in effect when I signed up. The promotion proce will run for 36 months total. Upfront, there was a charge of about 65 bucks for sales tax and connection fees. So, both price points were far better than my experience with Starlink.

@@1pcfred Funny, no matter how many other KZbinrs I’ve made similar comments to, not one of them has shown up here ;-) Thanks for watching and sending feedback!!

@@watsup1350 yeah I'm hoarding over here.

Best looking trucks ever made. I was a freshman in High School when mine came down the assembly line.

The nice thing about becoming an old geezer is that comfort over style is what becomes expected of you ;-)

It goes past an over-center detent and is extremely secure as long as the deck is on a solid surface. The plywood I used here is sufficient.

@@watsup1350 Gotcha. Makes sense now

Hello Dot!! Those 2 trees that I introduced tonight are now somewhat a mystery to my memory. As I recalled them, the one that's all knarled is definitely some kind of hawthorne, and, while walking down to those trees, I was thinking they were of the same variety. Plainly, they're not. And, if you're right that the second one (the one with the white flowers) is another type of hawthone, I'm very okay with that! I'm just amazed that either one of them are flowering trees. They're both Arbor Day Foundation trees, so maybe I'm doing something right. Must not be much though, because I think we ordered 3 sets of 10 trees each, and only have 3 trees to show for the investment! :-)

Hey there cuzzin!! I’m not from Iowa originally, but came to the state in 1994. We bought this place in south central Iowa in 2002. I’m about an hour from Lovilia, and usually make it over to the cemeteries there a couple of times each year.

Oh, and thanks much for subscribing to the channel here. You’re the first to do so. Glad you’re enjoying these!!