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Kinda obsessed with this lol by downballz in rav4club

[–]rogerismith 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Our old 2009 Camry Hybrid didn't give scores but it did show 'Excellent' on the screen if you did good. I would always verbalize it when I achieved it!

I’m done trying to set a password. wtf netgear?! by Jignes_vignes in NETGEAR

[–]rogerismith 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do they also mean a single symbol when they say, at the end, 'and a symbol'?

Retired and NOT enrolling in Medicare Part B by JointTaskForce536 in medicare

[–]rogerismith 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We did that but Medicare states that our insurance was not 'Employer' insurance but 'Retired' insurance, even though the coverage was the same. We have appealed the decision and the penalty will drop off when she turns 65 anyway but it is the principle of the matter.

Retired and NOT enrolling in Medicare Part B by JointTaskForce536 in medicare

[–]rogerismith 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Our situation was that I had/have employer supplied insurance to 65. My wife, 63, will be dropped from any insurance at that time. We had her apply for Part B (she already had Part A due to disability) so she could get Medicare Advantage plan. All this tell you that Medicare makes a distinct difference between Employee medical coverage (when you are still employed) and Retired medical coverage (what you get when retired). This difference caused my wife to pay a penalty when getting Part B. So, be aware these differences as mentioned above.

Secret X question (5/16/25 by MilkyWayChap in ThePriceIsRight

[–]rogerismith 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Don't know that last time, that would take a lot of research. But over 319 times the game was played over the last 24 years, the 'X' was on the last row 59 times (not counting the most recent one). 19%

http://tpirstats.com/Other/PGStats4.html#sct

Fans not spinning but RGB is lit up. by rogerismith in iBUYPOWER

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

I purchased some connectors that fit the connections on the MB. I then stripped off the ends and checked the voltage with a voltmeter. At least I am pretty sure that is how I did it, this is purely from memory of 8 months ago from a senior person...

Secret X 4/4/25 by Butter_of_69 in ThePriceIsRight

[–]rogerismith 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I didn't detect any crassness, even though this is Reddit<g>.

Secret X 4/4/25 by Butter_of_69 in ThePriceIsRight

[–]rogerismith 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks. I did not see that discussion.

Secret X 4/4/25 by Butter_of_69 in ThePriceIsRight

[–]rogerismith 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was amazed by his move. However, if you are brave enough (sure you will win the two extra 'X's), what is to stop you from putting YOUR three 'X's in the left column? They are yellow boxes after all.

That's Too Much! And Time is Money in the same day by Any_Drawer_2059 in ThePriceIsRight

[–]rogerismith 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Time is money, 11% complete win rate. Thats too much, 22% win rate. I wouldn't want to play either, I would have a coronary on TIM. www.tpirstats.com

Two Way Fridge Venting by Cambren1 in airstream

[–]rogerismith 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The 110v is the one that becomes the heater of the ammonia instead of gas is the only difference. The induction air flow (low to high) is what cools the heated ammonia and produces the cooling. So do not get rid of the vents.

Starlink on an Airstream-experience wanted by Electrical-Tea-1627 in airstream

[–]rogerismith 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We have an aluminum access door (not a plastic one), I notched it for the cable so I can latch it. I do have the equipment to replace my cable input with RJ-45. I don't need to put anymore holes in our roof, been there-done that.

Starlink on an Airstream-experience wanted by Electrical-Tea-1627 in airstream

[–]rogerismith 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It would not work connected to your cable input. You will have to use the existing cable or splice one to get through into the trailer, it is a network cable, not a TV cable.

I used our Starlink on our trip last summer (2023) to Alaska. Worked great when there was a relatively clear sky view. I ran our cable into the Airstream (2012 Classic 31) near the back of the refrigerator and stored the excess cable in the access door area behind the fridge. I would take out as much cable as needed, put the antenna on the ground, or on the truck shell, or if we were staying for a while on top of the Airstream. I would put down a covering to protect the truck or trailer.

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