Those are not the style of boxes he is talking about. Allibert Boxes are more like the large military metal cases but made in plastic. They are UV, chemical resistent and protect from static build-up. Here is a link showing what he is talking about.
Gventure - I have not been able to find...
I have had a similar sound happen when fully articulated in a mild turn. All it turned out to be was one of the front coils shifting/spinning in the mount. Since you still have the front sway bar, I would look at the chassis brackes to see if one of them is bent, if not it was just probably the...
Don't know if you already where aware of it but the PN-20 also does the aerial images. The PN-40 has the dual core which makes rendering them a little faster.
-Tim-
I have both the PN-20 and PN-40 and the major differences between the two is that the PN-40 with its dual core processor makes rendering of the maps and aerial images a little faster, 1 gig of internal memory and a altimeter making elevation readings in the PN-40 more accurate.
Delorme really...
I love that area. I spent the whole year of '98 in that area exploring all the trails. There is a really good one that leads you from the Gold Butte area to the Grand Gulch area, which is 60 miles south of Saint George in the Arizona Strip, then all the connecting roads up to Saint George for...
That is the time frame I am thinking about. Most likely the end of June beginning of July. That way we can get some snow wheeling in also.
Good Idea. I will start one when I get away from the work computer and at home. I want to look over my tracks of the area and start throwing out some routes...
We can do something like meet in Ely and go cross country to Tonopah. Staying on the main traction road we will end up going from Ely to Hamlton. Then it is a long streatch from Hamlton to Warm Springs. Warm Springs to Stone Cabin area over to Belmont. Belmont to Manhatten or maybe Round...
Thanks, I found that site a while ago and the information is not bad. Like it says, Longstreet was known by both Jack and John. Most information on Longstreet is as Jack Longstreet. Only one or two references are for John Longstreet. Makes researching this person kind of hard when reading old...
Nothing comes close to it
Tybo is a neat place to visit. In the spring the stream that usally runs down the side of the road becomes your road. Lots of buildings still standing.
I am located on the foot hills of the Inyo Mountains in Pahrump which is a hour drive north of Las Vegas in Nye...
Leaving Peavine Creek I took the old connecting road from Peavine Ranch to Cloverdale Ranch. Many of the buildings at this ranch are still standing. After leaving the Cloverdale Ranch I went to my claim in the hills behind the ranch to check on my claim monuments and do a little bit of work for...
Leaving Belmont I turned west and headed up and over the Toquima Range to Manhattan. Along the way taking a few switchbacks to some mines.
Building near East Manhattan Spring in East Manhattan Wash
Ore loader
Generator Shed
Getting late I stopped at an unknown by many but a beautiful...
Leaving McCann Canyon
Finally out of McCann Canyon I decided since it was Halloween weekend to stop at Belmont and take photos of the cemetery.
Tombstone of the man that started my quest for Nevada History. He was a very interesting and unknown character
After passing McCann Station I come across Nay Ranch. Only a couple of the original buildings are still standing.
Building at Nay Ranch
What is left of a stone cabin at Nay Ranch
Further down the canyon a truly amazing site is the beautiful white stone towers that look like sharks teeth...
Drop a email to Stephen Peters in Florida. Last I checked he still had one at a very good price on both the tranny and shipping.
His email is - sales at safarirover dot com
Later
Total Miles: 740
Time spent on pavement: 30%
Trip Album Link
Belmont Album Link
Started the trip the morning of 10/31/2008 and made my way to Tonopah. After refueling I headed east on SR 6 to the Willow Creek turn off. At the Willow Creek ranch a lot of activity as going on. The people at...
In short - yes. The laptop, like a desktop, uses a switching power supply which allows it to run a poor power grid. So your laptops power supply does not care if it is a sine wave or not as long as it is AC.
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