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Yeah, but you never do that on a speed ramp... ...You HAVE be able to do more than one thing at a time in order to merge with traffic. If you do...
Depends on what you interpret as valid, and it depends on why I am doing it... ...or not doing it. The purpose for stopping is to look for...
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I am pretty sure that those rear vents are for venting over-pressure and are designed to vent out, not in. Although...
Not in the near term - they're too many of them. In fifty years? Sure, if the IT and electronics are still good. You will probably also have to...
Yes. When you use the button sequence you describe, all you are doing turning the key fob off. You can save the fob battery this way, but it also...
That's another advantage you get with a Prius Camper. 'Gators can't eat you while you're sleeping in your car... ...Bears can't eat you either....
Nope. That's no juvenile then. And it does not have a rattle. Do remember if it had a brown irregular stripe down the center of it's head (shown...
Perhaps a Pygmy Rattlesnake (juvenille - no rattle). See 4th image. Venomous snakes to watch out for in Florida
Yeah. And I would be very skeptical about an eBay accessory for a Toyota Prius that lists the LeBra with a photo of it installed on a Dodge...
That's pretty much what I decided. It's aesthetically pleasing too, but it not worth the effort for daily use. I keep mine handy for the...
I'm still waiting for bubble memory. :cool:
It depends on which one you get. The "custom" LeBra for the gen 4 Prius works fine so long as you follow the installation instructions and leave...
I am experimenting with an iTrue 3x dash cam and RAVPower RP-PB19 16750mAh power bank configuration. Normally $250, the iTrue is now dirt cheap...
I was thinking reflective Mylar (the same material used in emergency blankets) but strong breeze would probably shred that too.
Cool! Where did you get those wheels/hubs!
Spiral Development does have it's advantages, esp if the product is IT intensive. However, it also has its cons - one being that the consumer...
Thanx. However, I am trying to restrict myself to items that can be collapsed for stowage. Maybe a duct equivalent of the "bullet hose" (a duct...
Actually it took some trial and error before I figured out how to erect it. The fly that I use is for a ten man tent, and it normally relies on...
...And that's another great idea! The light-weight stuff really doesn't take up much space at all. I recently received some samples of super...
I would've expected that mosquito netting would be mandatory there, esp for camping in the outback. :eek: So far, I've only used my setup for...
