My dad knew immediately what happened and what it meant (in dollars) but I didn't until we went in empty handed to "exchange." Then I understood why he got so angry. It was hundreds of dollars. I don't remember how many hundreds, just "hundreds."

The thing I noticed with BB Video's was the contract: I was signing over my checking account for them to take out any amount they thought I owed whenever they thought I owed it. I refused to sign the contract and therefore never used BB Video's. I had no idea at the cost of replacing a worn, used, broken video. Now I know I made the right decision.

 

Drone vs Drone

 

Drone vs Drone

waaaaayyyy cool! ... ... especially since it does not involve human losses ... and in fact might've prevented them

 

 

Pretty cool in its simplicity:

 

Now this is a cool project!

More here.

 

 

I'm surprised the starter motor didn't burn out with all the cranking they were doing. But then again it WAS -24˚C.

 

A man's love for his craft - and for spending a whole lot of money. And a love of his son.

 

Beautiful work, but it also looks heavy as hell with all that solid wood...

 

Beautiful work, but it also looks heavy as hell with all that solid wood...

Was thinking the same thing. But for its speed and occupants, I guess it's along the same lines as when my dad built me a cart out of wood. He even built the steering. Dad was pretty cool himself.

 

I'M SO CONFUSED!

 

Never stops bouncing. Well, almost never.

 

What you consider "Low Voltage" is relative to your point of view.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/L-taKI3zg_A

 

In that video above is that actual "static" or "stray" voltage?

Anybody know?

 

In that video above is that actual "static" or "stray" voltage?

Anybody know?

I don't know. But I have seen where parallel lines can share voltage even when one is not connected to anything. Then again, static over a long transmission line - I can imagine under the right conditions static building up fast and high.

 

 

Sexy tomatoes!

 

Them's aint no tomaters.

 

I was distracted by the young lady then I was wondering if they are harvesting beets because my tomato plants are tall and are held up on sticks. But don't beets grow underground?
Google Images shows that squished harvested tomatoes are not sold as fresh fruit but are canned as a sauce. Dirt from the field and bird droppings are a bonus.