I did the same you are planning, but used the $60 KuWfi bridge from Amazon. Easy set up ( good thing because the Chinglish manual is a hoot) and it's been working great for a number of years. Run the house station from a Lan port on a Ubiquiti router v8a the wireless bridge to the barn about 300...
You mean like yourself.
Colloquial does not mean acceptable, for instance, saying " you lie like a dirty rug" is colloquial, but not acceptable. Selective quotation without context, or providing false context, is also misinformation.
The 175 will fly a hold as part of an approach or as charted just fine. If it is an uncharted hold, you need to define the inbound course.
It's all in the manual.
When I was in college I ran a Locke tri- plex reel mower for a summer cutting lawns. That thing was a beast, but it made a lawn look like it was out of heaven. Even as a pool table and striping was perfect.
With this many failures, somebody must have done the forensics. Bearings, diodes or stator checked? Slip rings? Failed due to vibration is an awfully broad brush.
We had one of our customers defrauded by this scheme, on a check sent to us, to the tune of $20k. She notified the police, a requirement for the bank, and they made good on it, though it took a couple of months. She was undergoing cancer treatments at the time as a kicker.
We felt horrible. We...
I never would have thought a resourceful, independent guy like Cap would do himself in, if indeed that's what happened, over money.
I hope it ain't so.
I believe he was in the Seattle area. If he owned property, with or without a will it will have to be disposed of through probate, so a death notice will be published in a newspaper somewhere at some point as a notice to creditors.
I remember talking to him about mortality and how many myriad ways we have to leave this life. His opinion was" we all have to die of something, might as well be in a fiery crash."
I hope he went out in a blaze of something.
RIP, Cap.
Get a clevis pin from a farm or hardware store. Adjust the depth with washers, use a cotter pin as a mechanical fastener instead of a nut. Grill some steaks.