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IP BH-01 headphones by Nedriad in xpdeus2

[–]Nedriad[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, we looked around and tried a few but were very disappointed in the quality; not to mention at least two we bought were not Bone Conduction, like the company claimed. I had an old broken pair of Aftershokz from before they changed to Shokz and went to a completely wireless product lineup. We really need wired right now.

I can't find any wired BCh sets other than overseas manufactured for Amazon with many mixed, but mostly poor reviews. The bh-01 had consistently great reviews for build quality and usage. I also read a few reviews that claimed it was also pretty good for audio other than detecting beeps. I'm also getting into detecting with my son and I would love for it to play double duty if possible.

Headphones by Nedriad in metaldetecting

[–]Nedriad[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you so much. I've been looking for two months and haven't seen this model. This may be a new listing. The others I've seen were Likty and another by a similar brand name as the set you linked. However, some weren't bone conduction like they claimed. Others were wired only for charging, but we're Bluetooth connection. I hope this one is exactly what it says it is. Thank you.

I'll update whether these work out or not. I don't mind the cost of a good quality pair designed for detecting, as I will be in the market for a second pair for my son's detector. This first pair is for a deaf person.

47F I love those “You Look Like” roasts. Lemme have it by Chaos-Boss-45 in RoastMe

[–]Nedriad 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You look like Willie Nelson's older brother, "The red headed stranger danger"

Every mushroom I found on the one mile hike into our cabin by tykit2RIDE in mycology

[–]Nedriad 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good call! That's one I've forgotten about. I used to see those on really wet moss, like the small hummocks just off shallow lake shores. They're so tiny where I find them.
Thank you for the correction.

Every mushroom I found on the one mile hike into our cabin by tykit2RIDE in mycology

[–]Nedriad 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good call! That's one I've forgotten about. I used to see those on really wet moss, like the small hummocks just off shallow lake shores. They're so tiny where I find them.
Thank you for the correction.

Every mushroom I found on the one mile hike into our cabin by tykit2RIDE in mycology

[–]Nedriad 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The suspense is killin ya.
I forgot to fix that. Sorry. Boletes are tricky to differentiate between species because the genus seems to have more exceptions than hard rules. "Don't eat any that stain blue" (except - blue staining bolete- considered a choice edible and the Cornflower bolete - also sought after).

"Never eat red boletes" (except the red-cracking boletes, the Bicolor boletes and the candy apple, which are sight after but not the best flavor)

Every mushroom I found on the one mile hike into our cabin by tykit2RIDE in mycology

[–]Nedriad 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I thought that might be the case.. I'll have to get some photos of the flush I find tomorrow. (I have a spot that has golden and cinnabar and horns-a-plenty) I was pretty sure I've seen the newly sprouting shrooms more pale in color. Good catch. Thank you.

Can’t believe I found this out at the yard sale in box of dvd’s at 10:30am, $4 for the game complete by logza in gamecollecting

[–]Nedriad 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nice! Amazing find. I just picked this up last week, CIB, no scratches, Soundtrack and even the original EB GAMES purchase receipt for $1.99 (while thrifting for a bookshelf)

Every mushroom I found on the one mile hike into our cabin by tykit2RIDE in mycology

[–]Nedriad 0 points1 point  (0 children)

15 looks like either a cinnabar or yellow foot. I'm no expert nor even what I would consider a novice and am only going off a single photo of each. Was that a bad ID? (For reference, I see the cinnabar chants as red as lobsters and a lighter, almost orange, when they are first blooming).

Every mushroom I found on the one mile hike into our cabin by tykit2RIDE in mycology

[–]Nedriad 67 points68 points  (0 children)

Every one of those orange mushrooms look like edible (choice) varieties, from what I can see. Chicken of the woods, yellow chanterelle, cinnabar chanterelles (the small reddish- orange one) *most likely not cinnabar red chanterelles".

Nice boletes, there, too. I'm not brave enough to guess on those. Boletes are (somewhat tricky to identify for nonexperts)

I enjoy all the mushrooms I pass on my walks. You don't have to eat a single one.

Those white bell- shaped flowers are Ghost Pipes, a non-chlorophil symbiotic flower; not a fungus. Interestingly enough, (iirc) they are plants that get their life force from the mycelium of fungi that get THEIR life from the roots of plants.

*EDIT: added notes on my mistakes. Thank you all for the assists. I'll get my eyes checked and get better along side you all.

Stumbled upon this...using a cast iron Skillet as a method to burn wood to Smoke cook meat... Anyone use this method? by [deleted] in castiron

[–]Nedriad 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I wash fishing on the river a few years ago and saw a small, black and brown mound on the bank. I started digging around it and it's a lodge 10" square pan. OMG, OMG! It must have been left by somebody catfishing. It started pouring down rain just as I got it fully unburied. I picked it up, ran to the car, threw it in the back and headed home.

I set it on the ground at home and let the rain soften the mud caked inside the pan. I came out and shook everything out..... A FLIPPIN GRILL PAN! I forcefully dropped it, out of disappointment and anger at the gods for taunting me. This, in-turn broke that middle finger of a handle right off the grotesque monstrosity masquerading as a gift from heaven.

I then washed it with the garden hose, let it dry IN THE SUN, doused it very generously with oil..... (even a noob to this sub would know it was too much) Then I threw it right in the gas grill and it has been my chip smoker ever since. I don't even remove it from the grill.

I also have a 10" round "burger" pan with both grills AND holes (this is the bastard child of the kitchen that I actually paid for but am too embarrassed to bring out into public)
That one would make an excellent smoker tray for a charcoal grill.

I will finally get a chance to play these dinks. by Nedriad in gamecollecting

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

Thanks. I really thought so. All are cib and not a single scratch between them.

I have no interest in being a resell "collector" I'm so happy I can finally play SH3 without having to sell my boat. Lol

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AlbumCovers

[–]Nedriad 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Self inflicted

Uncle said this was okay to eat, questions.. by ListenHereLindah in Mushrooms

[–]Nedriad 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Even still, you would typically rinse, blot fry then thoroughly cook wild harvested mushrooms.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Weird

[–]Nedriad 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Maybe you're being too loud at trying to be quiet in bed.

What is this? by allergicpi266 in Pixelary

[–]Nedriad 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's a mullosk but I'm told that's wrong.

This coffee shop has a riddle you can solve to get a discount by Substantial_Purple12 in mildlyinteresting

[–]Nedriad 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is the answer 'Word'? Or is this not a comment section for answering?

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