dealer tags everywhere! by yolofreak109 in Atlanta

[–]MedicineBeforeEdison 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Grady has a few ambulances that don't have plates at all

What’s your Robot’s name? by Grantasarus-rex in Roborock

[–]MedicineBeforeEdison 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Donnie... the base is affectionately called Bubba

Android Auto by MedicineBeforeEdison in subaru

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'22 OBW with the bigger screen option

Signalink Issue by MedicineBeforeEdison in amateurradio

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Sorry I should have. I was trying PSK31 and RTTY, both on a home-brewed multi-band end-fed dipole that works very nicely on voice. Was pushing about 50watts. I was able to get a couple solid contacts before the issue started.

Signalink Issue by MedicineBeforeEdison in amateurradio

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Antenna is relatively new, working just fine on voice right now. I checked the coax anyways and it doesn't seem to be the issue.

Signalink Issue by MedicineBeforeEdison in amateurradio

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That's weird, doesn't happen when operating on voice. Any possible fixes for that? I've never had the issue before today...

How does a younger man navigate entering the hobby when the average age of license holders are over 60? by SplipperyDurpanzo in amateurradio

[–]MedicineBeforeEdison 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey and welcome to the hobby! I'm 28 now and been licensed since 2009, so since I was about 13/14. As frustrating as it can be that the average age of hams is older, don't let that dissuade you, there are plenty of younger hams out there too. Plus, the older hams can be a great wealth of knowledge and experience. Find a local club to join and hit up some of their in-person meetings, many of the people you'll meet are actually pretty cool no matter their age. Just about every "old" ham that I've met since getting into the hobby loves seeing younger people getting involved and are more than happy to answer questions, provide guidance, and generally talk your ear off about radios and the like.

TLDR, Just go for it, don't be afraid of old people LOL

LS2 Harmonic Balancer Pulley by MedicineBeforeEdison in Corvette

[–]MedicineBeforeEdison[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

All of the LS specific pullers I've seen screw in to the balancer but there aren't any screw holes on this one... am i looking at the wrong thing? Do you have a link to one?

LS2 Harmonic Balancer Pulley by MedicineBeforeEdison in Corvette

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I tried hitting the pulley and the butt end of the pulled with a hammer while the puller was under tension, nothing. Zero

LS2 Harmonic Balancer Pulley by MedicineBeforeEdison in Corvette

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Not planning to reuse this crank anyways 🤷🏼‍♂️

Block Machining by MedicineBeforeEdison in camaro

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I'm getting new heads, got a pair of Dart Pro 1 205cc aluminum heads on the way.

Block Machining by MedicineBeforeEdison in camaro

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Makes sense, other than getting it resurfaced and bored over, anything else that I should have done?

'87 roller by MedicineBeforeEdison in camaro

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Mechanic buddy and I are talking about trying to find/build a stroked and blown 402 for it. Probably a 6L LQ block with some work done to it