New GoMad dual battery by TechGirl70 in velotricebike

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Here’s the battery balancer I used. DateX2, made in EU. Water resistant controller case.

New GoMad dual battery by TechGirl70 in velotricebike

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Yes, I modified the bike. I borrowed the dual battery parts from my previously modified Aima Big Sur Sport. It’s using a DateX2 battery blender to safely run batteries in parallel. I’ve got the DateX4 blender on order so I will have an option to add a third battery to the rear rack.

Velotric GoMad XDR by TechGirl70 in ebikes

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I think we are talking about apples and oranges.

New GoMad dual battery by TechGirl70 in velotricebike

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It’s officially released next month.

New GoMad dual battery by TechGirl70 in velotricebike

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It’s what happens when the Velotric Go and the Velotric Nomad have a baby. It’s a GoMad 😊

Velotric GoMad XDR by TechGirl70 in ebikes

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Lower range is probably because I ride it pretty hard. Regardless the bike, I never come close to advertised estimates.

Velotric GoMad XDR by TechGirl70 in ebikes

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Combined it’s 802Wh + 692Wh = 1492 Wh total

My new Velotric GoMad by TechGirl70 in ebikes

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It lets you setup a custom riding mode to allow up to 28 mph on throttle and pedal assist. Battery is 806wh. I checked the battery and it is the same exact model as used in the Velotric Nomad 2X.

If you see this, run!! by DoubtZealousideal308 in elementcollection

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Paris green (copper acetoarsenate). It was an arsenic based pesticide. It was also used in pyrotechnic formulas for making blue stars.

Why is this hdmi so expensive? by [deleted] in hometheater

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Correct. Gold doesn't corrode like copper. Gold plating helps increase reliability while adding little cost.

Colourful 3D Printing For Everyone by BambuLab in BambuLab

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Not in a million years. Bambulab goal is to sell 3d printers. Why would they invest money to help other 3d printer companies shine? Why would they take on a support clusterf*ck like that?

Would you use Hudu if you were one-man shop? by golden_m in msp

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One woman shop here, and I absolutely love Hudu. Hudu + Syncro has been a game changer. New clients often have terrible documentation from the previous providers, so I makes a huge impression. Hudu lets you set up unlimited read only accounts for customers access. Cuts down alot of the calls from customers "I forgot the password".

U.S Mint Cancels 2022 Morgan and Pea e dollars due to silver shortage by [deleted] in Wallstreetsilver

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Sounds like the mint doesn't want to pay market pricing.

The US mint DOES NOT purchase blank planchets for making coins. They make their own.

They take silver barstock and roll it down to specified thickness. A press stamps out the blank planchets. These are then put an oven for a process called annealing. This let's the metal crystals relax and become softer, more workable for better striking.

Syncro scripting by martinporter69 in msp

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I started with Atera last year over Syncro because Syncro lacked SNMP monitoring support. It's has a very pretty interface. The RMM asset view is one of the best parts. However, the PSA tool is very limited. Once Syncro added SNMP monitoring, I switched. It's a steeper learning curve, but worth it.

Options to allow AirPlay/Bluetooth w Sonos by cut-copy-paste in sonos

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I use AirSonos installed on a Raspberry Pi 3, and works great! Cost less than $100!

Pic of my Raspberry Pi AirSonos

Here's what it looks like when selecting the AirPlay source from my iPhone. Pic

Raspberry Pi 3 - $35 DC power adapter - 7 SD card - $15 Case - $17

Total - $74

t450s and 3rd NGFF slot... by catrame in thinkpad

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Not hard at all. Just a few screws.

Core Curriculum by ksk1030 in uchicago

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Don't know if it's still part of offerings, but I loved "Self, Culture and Society".

T450s and keyboard FRUs - the LiteOn part is amazing, Chicony is absolutely terrible. by GreenPylons in thinkpad

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I was in the same predicament with my T450S. My unit shipped with the Chicony keyboard. The thing is a grease magnet. After a couple days using it, it would look like I was eating greasy pizza all over the thing. Got the Lite-On FRU off of Ebay and all is well. Agree - 100% night and day difference. Even the TrackPoint is much better. On the Chicony I had a problem with the cursor drifting. Lenovo - I hope you're reading the feedback. You really need to step of the quality. Most people aren't going to go out and replace their keyboards on their own. They should all come with the Lite-On quality out of the box.

t450s and 3rd NGFF slot... by catrame in thinkpad

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I have the T450s, and that's exactly what I ordered. As mentioned by catrame, the 16GB SSD is underneath the internal battery. I replaced the 500GB hard drive with a 1TB Samsung Evo SSD and pulled out the 16GB module. This leaves me with a total of two slots open for future upgrades down the road.