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  1. 11 minutes ago, Zen Traveler said:

    Public Service Announcement: This relates to why I immediately took down my link concerning the House investigating UFO Conspiracies (along with 3 other hearings this week that puzzled me) because there are important things going on that no longer can be discussed on the Klipsch Forum. Fwiw, half of your post is opinion, while the other is fact (actually a higher number of charges, not indictments) in reality). Unfortunately, both are against the TOS. 


    Appreciate your input and correction. From my perspective my post is what most people see/hear everyday. You ever catch the news? Nothing I said was out of line. If it doesn’t meet your high standards, tough. I’m sure you will notify the powers that be for removal. It’s good to have forum whistleblowers who are present and alert - 

  2. 4 hours ago, grasshopper said:

     

    That's a typical overnight temp drop here. I count on it. We have no cooling in our house. We open the windows and doors at night and close the house up as soon as the temp is warmer out than in.... that would be shortly after sunrise. We might turn a fan on mid-afternoon.

     

    Phoenix ... well... a different story. w/o A/C, there is no life. It "cools down" to 90`.

    Why the great temp swing from your place to Phoenix? Is it Phoenix sitting in a “valley”?

  3. On 6/20/2023 at 4:21 PM, OO1 said:

      zero turn Ryobi  mower with 2 or 3 .....80 V batteries ,     you can increase  run time on the fly with additional 40 Volt batteries  .

     

    once again ,  Richie, the expert on each and every topic , is talking out his ***   ,  You can  " keep a couple spare  batteries “ and throw ‘em in randomly  .

     

    Randy 

     

    https://www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI-80V-HP-Brushless-30-in-Battery-Electric-Cordless-Zero-Turn-Riding-Mower-with-2-80V-10-Ah-Batteries-and-Charger-RYRM8010/318754556

     

     


    I assume you misspelled your own name - let me help - R A N D Y // 0 0 1 // C L O W N 

     

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  4. We are three seasons in with a Ryobi 42 inch, 100 Ah zero turn. Cutting a shade under 4 acres which it cannot achieve in one charge.

    This is an older model at this point using 4x very large lead acid boat type batteries. It’s kept on the supplied charger 24/7. The mower itself, motors, controls have been flawless. A year in it wouldn’t hold charge and cut for more than a half hour. Ryobi CS attributed this to one bad battery in series and replaced all four at no charge. Delivered by truck on a pallet and it’s a couple hour job but doable.

    And once again Randy, the expert on each and every topic, is talking out his ***. You do not “just keep a couple spare batteries “ and throw ‘em in randomly. This is not a AA flashlight battery.  The newer lithium powered mowers use a much smaller battery using up to six batteries. The price of all E mowers have increased dramatically in the three short years I’ve owned mine. 

  5. 8 hours ago, amped said:

    When I win them, I'll be back to ask about upgrading the x/o's, drivers, etc... 😜 


    Yep, that’s the first thing I would do. Caps probably suck at this point, woofer/surrounds are sagging from years in the same position, so yes, an “upgrade” is a necessity. And I’d certainly use Cr ites aftermarket for the parts. Doing so will most certainly do us all a favor by closing down this worthless thread - Carry on — 

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  6. I agree with the idea this brand is built in the same Cayin factory, the paint and control knobs look identical to several Cayin

    models. I would like to give a 300 amp a spin but the current prices for quality 300b tubes is giving second and third thoughts.

    Here’s hope you enjoy it - 

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  7. Only the best outcome for you Sir. 🙏

    As an aside to how testing is considered once on Medicare - PSA testing has been ruled “too unreliable” and I would need to ask the doc for a test, it’s not given as part of a yearly checkup. The same goes for the “digital” exam. If past PSA and digital exams have proved acceptable the digital exam is not part of the yearly checkup. Once again it’s an exam I would ask to have done. My past tests have all shown healthy and “your prostate is the size of a teenagers” prostate tests. Yearly Medicare checkups have become rudimentary at best. 

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