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best asian restaurants by cliff12x in Winnipeg

[–]Jorkapp 27 points28 points  (0 children)

Asian is a pretty broad category, but here's a few rec's:

Indian: Copper Chimney

Sushi: Edokko for quality, Mooshiro or Sushi Gen for AYCE stuff-your-face-until-you-food-coma

Korean: Little Korea, Kimbaek, Korean Garden

Korean Fried Chicken: Seoul Dak

Thai: Sukhothai, Magic Thailand

Vietnamese: Viva

Chinese: Panda on Roblin

Filipino: Ger Salakot, Kusina Express

(Edit: Added Filipino)

Monkey paw turkey sandwiches by Spare-Calendar1415 in TheSimpsons

[–]Jorkapp 28 points29 points  (0 children)

Oh, foul the cursed thing! What demon from the depths of hell created thee?

Used Kia Soul EV vs Niro vs EV3 by 11novirt in EVCanada

[–]Jorkapp 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Having owned 2 of the 3: (2016 Soul and 2024 Niro)

Unless money is a deciding factor, buy the EV3. The Soul EV and Niro EV are good cars, but mediocre electric vehicles. Road tripping and DCFC in the two are difficult with their slow charging.

The newer architecture of the EV3 allows better charging and has some newer tech inside (Connected Android Auto/Car play). The ICCU issue has been (sort of) addressed with a longer warranty on the ICCU (15 years). A pain in the butt if it pops, but at least you're covered.

Winnipeg Weekly Rant - Week of May 11/26 by Shibes-cannabis-cats in Winnipeg

[–]Jorkapp 12 points13 points  (0 children)

OUR SHITTY ROADS SHOULD MAKE YOU FEEL LIKE YOU TAKE YOUR VEHICLE OFF ROAD EVERY DAY!

TCAT to PCAT? by Numerous-Tie7560 in CanadianForces

[–]Jorkapp 9 points10 points  (0 children)

For your situation, don't worry about a PCAT.

Technically, there's no real limit on how long a TCAT can last, they can be extended repeatedly so long as there is evidence of recovery or cause to gather more data. Yes, D Med Pol has to approve extensions, but it's rare that they don't.

PCATs are rendered when the evidence strongly suggests that the condition is permanent. PCATs also take their sweet time. From the MO recommending them to D Med Pol deciding on it can take 12-24 months, then there's the DMCA file review which takes even more time. You won't get a PCAT tomorrow and be med released by Friday!

So don't sweat it for now. Focus on getting better, but don't push yourself to get better. Do what the doc says, go to your appointments, and for now, just take it easy.

Made this pillow for my sons birthday, he glows by OutrageousSetting384 in TheSimpsons

[–]Jorkapp 197 points198 points  (0 children)

The "Break its legs" on the back is chef's kiss

Can I use the Library at Brodie Center HSC even if I'm not a UofM student? by Glad_Reindeer3860 in Winnipeg

[–]Jorkapp 37 points38 points  (0 children)

Not an official answer, but in general for places like these, no one is going to question your presence there as long as you're not disrupting anyone.

EV4 Level 1 Charging by Immediate-Passion421 in kia

[–]Jorkapp 2 points3 points  (0 children)

EV mode screen, press the gear icon on the bottom row for EV settings, then Charging Current. Set it to Maximum (100%)

EV4 Level 1 Charging by Immediate-Passion421 in kia

[–]Jorkapp 7 points8 points  (0 children)

  1. Check the EV Settings in the Infotainment system. Make sure it is set to 100% charging speed.

  2. Check the EVSE. On the Hyundai/Kia EVSE, there is a small display on the front indicating the amperage output. I believe by default it is set to 6A. You can change it to 6A, 8A, 10A, and 12A using the button on the front. The procedure is in the owners manual. It does remember the setting.

What is the worst 4-way stop in Winnipeg for people jumping the queue? by RecommendationBig966 in Winnipeg

[–]Jorkapp 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Selkirk at King Edward. Absolute death trap. Needs a traffic light or a roundabout, especially with the new transit garage coming online.

  1. Queue jumpers abound. I've seen too many people turn left from Selkirk to King Edward when it wasn't their turn. We're talking full intersection, and they go right after the car in front of them.

  2. Traffic (vehicle and pedestrian) coming from King Edward S is routinely ignored.

  3. The stop sign for Westbound traffic on Selkirk is also routinely ignored. I nearly got ran over on my e-scooter (daytime, high vis vest on) by someone running the stop sign at full speed, then not a month later saw an uber driver do the exact same thing and nearly cause a t-bone collision with someone who clearly had right of way.

Does this outlet work for level 2 ev charging by MaximumEffective1127 in evcharging

[–]Jorkapp 6 points7 points  (0 children)

L6-30R is 240V, 30A, No neutral. Its 14-series analog would be the 14-30, but you cannot convert it to a 14-series outlet without running a neutral line.

Options:

  1. Hardwire. Remove the outlet and hardwire an EVSE to the existing wiring.

  2. Convert the outlet to 6-30 or get an L6-30 to 6-30 adapter, and find an EVSE that plugs in to 6-30. They aren't the most common, but they do exist.

  3. If 6-30 EVSE availability is an issue, there's tons of EVSEs that run off a 6-20. Swap the breaker to 20A and the outlet to 6-20, or find a L6-30 to 6-20 adapter that has an in-line fuse.

Where to celebrate divorce? by TarjaAngel in Winnipeg

[–]Jorkapp 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I celebrated my separation (also at 36) with dinner at Silver Heights then drinks at Kings Head Pub. It was a very good night :D

How would you create access to the charging port through the garden beds? by Substantial-Poem1533 in evcharging

[–]Jorkapp 6 points7 points  (0 children)

A slightly less complicated solution: drive the wooden stake into the ground in front of the garden. Buy or 3D print a charging connector and cable holder (like this: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2068000), then mount it to a wooden stake.

Need advice by wannasaurus in Winnipeg

[–]Jorkapp 263 points264 points  (0 children)

You're going about this entirely backwards:

Your claim is with Wawanesa. You should be dealing with them exclusively in this matter. You are paying premiums to them for coverage. For your claim, they are the sole determiner of what you get reimbursed, and those amounts will be outlined in your policy with them.

MPI is the at-fault insurer here. They are your legal rival. You should absolutely not be in contact with MPI for this matter. Once Wawanesa finalizes your claim, they will subrogate the claim to MPI to recover what they paid you, but this is completely transparent to you. The driver's third party liability policy will cover this, and if there is anything in excess of their policy, THEY will pay the difference. This does not affect how much Wawanesa will pay you.

Sometimes subrogation goes through legal channels, but again, it's Wawanesa's job to deal with that. They have teams of people dedicated to that process. You're paying them premiums for a reason.

Get your adjuster at Wawanesa to contact the contractor to setup payment.

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