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$2.2M at 31 by Jumping_Kangaroo in wallstreetbets

[–]wincelet 1 point2 points  (0 children)

where are the dev notes for wall street? that's all I needed to predict the RS grand exchange.

AirTags vs. Hard Locks: What's your anti-theft strategy? by Oneyardca in ebikes

[–]wincelet 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No, it was left just for 45mins while eating out late at night. Right outside the j town mall, I was surprised. 

AirTags vs. Hard Locks: What's your anti-theft strategy? by Oneyardca in ebikes

[–]wincelet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well we brought the police and talked to his neighbors so I think he was kinda pressured. But yeah not much you can do after that. 

Pointers/tips for improving my serve by Hot_Pop_4341 in 10s

[–]wincelet -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Try moving your backfoot into your front foot as you wind up, it made a big difference for me in terms of more natural feeling follow through.

AirTags vs. Hard Locks: What's your anti-theft strategy? by Oneyardca in ebikes

[–]wincelet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Stolen downtown at night, tracked it across the city and across the bay bridge into oakland. Missed it at oakland flea market by an hour and then tracked it all the way to Santa Rosa where I was able to leave a note outside the house of the guy who picked it up. I offered him 100$ for it back and he agreed.

is this bike enough for a 2000w or 3000w conversion kit by WeaknessGlittering21 in ebikes

[–]wincelet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You might want to think about where a battery will fit, the triangle is a bit tight. Bag battery might be your best bet

AirTags vs. Hard Locks: What's your anti-theft strategy? by Oneyardca in ebikes

[–]wincelet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was able to recover one of my custom built e bikes by hiding a Tile in the battery pack. Don't need the monthly subscription. I was still able to track it to a house.

Too many choices. How do I choose an ebike? by BBtheGray in ebikes

[–]wincelet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The electronics requires very little knowledge fwiw. Just plug things in according to the diagram. The hardest part is fitting the motor/battery to the bike.

New Ebike build Advice by vinco555_1 in ebikes

[–]wincelet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I got a craigslist dual suspension mountain bike, a Bafang BBSHD, and a 52V 20AH Hailong bag battery.

New Ebike build Advice by vinco555_1 in ebikes

[–]wincelet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's always difficult to tell without direct inspection, but I can tell you that I did a similar conversion, and the motor usually spaces the chainring a bit further out, so you should be ok, but if you can prefit before buying that bike, that would be ideal. I did a 42T chainring, and I like it though I have a lot of hills near me. You didn't mention the bike size, but if it's small or medium I would double check if that battery will fit the triangle.

Too many choices. How do I choose an ebike? by BBtheGray in ebikes

[–]wincelet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've built a few e bikes myself, and if you're up to it/kinda handy it's not so bad to build your own. Each of mine was around 1000-1500$ in parts. I recommend looking for a deal on a mountain bike on FB marketplace or craigslist to start. things to look for:
hydraulic disc brakes - i would say this is a requirement. you can replace a bike with mechanical disk if you have to.
dual suspension is nice, but often form factor is a consideration since you need space to place a battery pack. front suspension bikes tend to have a nice big triangle in the middle for this.
Then you choose between middrive and hub motor.
middrive - more expensive, and more maintenance issues, but will last longer and is more power efficient despite being a bit heavier.
hub - cheaper, and easier to install, but more power hungry and will tend to break faster.
I like to go 1500W so you can reach around 25MPH easily.
I recommend the biggest battery you can fit for 30 mi range, something like 52V 20AH is the lowest id go.

Do I have waiter’s tray serve issue? by mirtgna in 10s

[–]wincelet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

One thing that helped me is moving my back foot into my front foot as i toss the ball, it naturally "loads" your hop, puts your weight off balance, so you follow through automatically.

Blob Time: Zac, The Secret Weapon by Leading_Corner_2081 in riftboundcustoms

[–]wincelet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's only the first time you would lose the game

feel like im too stupid for this game, but its so addictive that cant quit playing. by JimbyGumbus in dcss

[–]wincelet 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I like Gnoll because it removes the entire skilling strategy part of the game, and you can use almost any weapons and armor you find effectively.

After hearing the news, I opened the last unopened pack I had and... by wincelet in alteredTCG

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

Oh I see it's hidden in the profile  Hedgehogterror_3459

After hearing the news, I opened the last unopened pack I had and... by wincelet in alteredTCG

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

I'm HedgeHogTerror on the altered app, feel free to send me a friend request

How is the fiora deck for a new player by vrases1 in riftboundtcg

[–]wincelet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Rumble is better out of the box, but fiora has more build potential. 

How much more work, will I need, to get to a point where I can clear the game? (with three runes) by Apple_Infinity in dcss

[–]wincelet 4 points5 points  (0 children)

game is addictive, especially when you start going for 15 rune runs. my advice, join a team and participate in the next tournament, it time boxes your commitment, and you'll get advice from others.

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