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https://shop.lightmonkey.us/Cave-Diving-Helmet_p_134.html

Huh? Have you seen my avatar????

My dive soft inflator hose flow limiter is difficult to insert into any hose without hurting my fingers. I rarely use it. Why not just make them a little bigger????

https://scubaboard.com/community/threads/o-rings-for-divers.553724/#post-8116452

The ham radio swap/sales sites that I'm familiar with require you to put your QSL card in the photo of the item you're selling.

So, the people complaining about the inconvenience of MFA, long secure passwords, and VPNs are also complaining about getting scammed on the Internet. Shockingly ironic.

So I guess I won't be able to scam anyone today. Darn

And so I'll just quit using it, and donating my money. Like I have everything else that has banned VPNs. If you don't care, I don't care. Don't make your problems my problems.

For a 30 mile gas pipeline in a South Louisiana swamp, perhaps. But within a transportation ROW or a residential development you're not going to get a "multiple choice" easement.

Of course. And, anything is possible, I suppose. But I've been doing this more than 20 years, and never been that lucky. The state usually isn't involved in the language of the easements, it's just between the UAO and property owner. I could write book about potential easement fatal flaws, but...

Overhead and underground easements aren't interchangeable. I do permitting for transportation and energy sectors.

Which would require easements/agreements for each parcel. An insurmountable task.

Guess I'm an odd ball. Either I need 2kw for small stuff or I need 220. If I was hauling around a 5th wheel trailer, I would definitely try to figure out a more practical generator solution :)

I never really understood the allure of this "feature". You now have doubled your generator maintenance. Probably not that bad with the Hondas, but those Chinese predator engines in the clones are horrible. I definitely wouldn't want to try to maintain two generators stored on a boat. Plus...

Restoration time also depends on your grid location. My house is not rural, but it is the end of an overhead that feeds only 3 houses. Ian took nearly 2 weeks. The repair workers were only there for an hour, but the focus is on getting bigger chunks of outage done first.

I've used it many times. Even if you're not under water, you don't have to take crap off and walk back to the truck if this is in your pocket.

Me neither. That's why I do CW.

N4GI Primarily HF CW contesting. I had a decent sized multi op station at one point, but now I'm just a guest op.

Well. It's not a blog. It's an interview with the former FL director of emergency management. Clearly neither reading comprehension nor media literacy are your strong suit.