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Welcome from Hull # 1405 and a fellow F-150 TV driver!

Episode 9, part 2:

Episode 9, Part 1:

Episode 8:

Thanks for posting the link! I meant to add it here but it slipped my mind. Then I saw youtube showing that I was getting a lot of views from olivertraveltrailers.com and I figured someone had posted it 😄 Yes, I didn't get everything, but it would have been an hour long just from his remarks. Maybe next time I can setup a better camera on a tripod and get the whole thing. Thanks! I had a great time as well! Thanks, appreciate it. Didn't hear anything specific from Oliver about the springs... Thanks Steve, appreciate you and Deb being so friendly and welcoming! Hopefully will have part 2 out in a short while, with the Cathedral Caverns trip and also a few of the open house tours

Me and a buddy in West Point, IA, riding in RAGBRAI

Is this not the same? https://www.amazon.com/RoomMates-RMK4711GM-Watercolor-Floral-Arrangement/dp/B08WJQK9LK

My "Good Bad and Ugly" walkthru of my Oliver. Exterior: and the Interior:

Faraday pouch is probably a good idea-- the latest Ford key fobs have a motion sensor that will turn them off after 40 seconds of no motion, so they don't respond to relay attacks. But, of course, thieves are smart and always outsmarting defenses. Because so many parts of newer cars have micro-controllers, those vehicles basically have a built-in local area network for communication between components. There have been some thefts of newer cars where thieves break a headlight and use the connection to hack into the network to unlock the doors and turn on the ignition. Security reminds me of surviving a bear attack- You don't have to be faster than the bear, just faster than the guy running beside you! If your car is harder to steal, thieves will move on to an easier target.

That's a great idea!

Steve (that’s me!) in site F37

She's a toy- she weighs about 8 lbs. 😁

interested in the results Ford F-150 XLT, 5.0 liter V8, FX4 (4x4)

This is my old girl Oreo, my constant companion:

If you mean on the Calyx, there are no caps, it is unlimited. I have AT&T on my phone and I've been using that as a hotspot, but the idea here is that between AT&T and T-Mobile, maybe one of them will have a signal. Plus I want to have the Oliver with a more "permanent" hotspot so when I leave with my phone, it will continue to have a connection. Ultimately, I may setup a security camera and be able to use my phone to check it while I'm out and about.