Im lost without the PW thread!!!!

[Iwndr]

When was 1g and 2g?

[skippabcool]

I need to visit Denver so I can check out 4G

I still haven't tried the 4G

[skippabcool]

When was 1g and 2g?

long long ago


who knows maybe not that many years ago - technology changes so fast

[Iwndr]

If you need some tools to cut it check Habor Freight






Just kidding, just stirring

They usually last at least one day

[Iwndr]

long long ago


who knows maybe not that many years ago - technology changes so fast

in a place far far away

[skippabcool]

iPhones have only been out since June of 2007, yet it seems like it has been forever

[Iwndr]

Not a good year to be a #1 seed

[skippabcool]

If you need some tools to cut it check with Robert, Snap On

They usually last at least one day

You didn't just say that.

[skippabcool]

Not a good year to be a #1 seed

Nope its over rated

[skippabcool]

Nope its over rated

Maybe that is why the doghouse is a good place, #1 doesn't make it

[Iwndr]

You didn't just say that.

Blending, to heck with the spoon

[skippabcool]

Blending, to heck with the spoon

I learned from one of the best

[skippabcool]

Dr, I can't remember if you said what kind of battery set up you have. I posted this earlier. Any input?

These are the two batteries that I have:

Interstate 24M - XHD

and

Exide Nautilus Dual Purpose

I do not know which one was used for the cranking battery or the house battery.

To me these seem like the same type of battery with the Interstate being a little better with more cranking power and reserve time.

Are they the same? When I put them back in should I make sure one is used for cranking / house over the other or just put them back how I pulled them out?

Interesting it seems that the Interstate starts at a lower % when charging but them charges quicker. The Exide starts higher but takes a lot longer to charge. The Exide was new last June. I do not know about the Interstate.

[skippabcool]

Keep a posting

[skippabcool]

Time to go clean the dutch oven - the good kind