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I've been running a 2nd hand iPad Air 4G for a few years now. It has been a solid choice, but there may be more affordable options out there.

Get a big Duracell for your starting battery and move the accessories to a Jackery or comparable.

AluCab stuff is double-walled. That's my next move.

How many of you are considering a 2024+ LC? Are we even going to be able to get ahold of a 2024 in 2024? Are they really going to get 20+ mpg? What's the lifespan been for any previous Toyota-used turbos and hybrid batteries? How immune is Toyota to the first model year curse that plagues...

I've abandoned this idea for myself, but I still see the potential.

I've used 5200 for years, but never tried it as an adhesive. It self-levels, so get a feel for it before you go crazy with it. Also, it only survives direct UV for maybe 5 years or so before beginning to chalk and degrade. You might get better answers from the manufacturers by not telling them...

Gaia is a great app with an amazing feature set, but the interface is completely unintuitive and the naming conventions increase confusion. Overlay/layer and route/track have similar enough meanings outside of Gaia that very different words should have been used. Being able to drop your own...

~$37,000, but... "The Sienna is the best car ever made for mankind."

36 mpg is the rating for the 2024 2.5L hybrid.

Welcome, Miggs! I too want to hear the take on the 2017. I'm not planning to buy that old, but I love knowing a vehicle's lore. As for the current models, inventory is poor. The only ones available are the high dollar Platinum versions that nobody needs.

I thought the same thing. I frequently reference such information just out of curiosity. Right now, sitting on my kitchen counter, is the charger for my 40v Kobalt batteries that feed my chain saw. Instead of the typical V/W/Hz, it has a QR code decal. Scanning the decal brings up info for...

I've had a 40v Kobalt model for years. It has been great. With any chain saw, don't forget that you can remove the bar and chain to shrink the form factor for storage.

I'm afraid it's already one of those obsessions I may not be able to let go of until I give it a try. The only thing I can see that may derail that is one of the new Land Cruiser base models.

My work commute is now about 25 miles a day. It's not bad, but for the last 20 years I lived and worked just minutes apart. That, and wanting to make more long distance trips, made me start thinking about adding something more conventional to add to my personal fleet. I didn't set out to have...