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I did it the old-school way with a flap disk for a long time. Then I got one of those purpose built grinders. They work great, very quick.

I used to have an AHP Alphatig 201XD. Great machine. The HF pulse on it was fantastic.

You could probably just use air in the atmosphere to calibrate it.

Gshock rangeman. Solar power, sets itself from WWV, backlight bright enough to use as a flashlight. Compass, and you could run over it with a tank.

They put massive piling protectors at the Sunshine Skyway bridge after the 1980 collision.

I've worked professionally as a biologist in FL for 25 years. Much of what is presented here is new to me. Snakes expanding their range via hitchhiking on trucks at rest stops, is... interesting. I knew a guy who swore that manatees were not native to FL. He insisted that Henry Flagler drug...

I got an email from DGX yesterday saying they were back in stock.

And PSI-PCI "Bulletins" that look like they were written by a 5th grader. "Dive News Wire"

I requested an RMA from Oceanic to have a transmitter repaired back (I think) in 2022. They didn't ask me what the serial number was, but they told me I needed to provide a receipt or proof of purchase.

"Small quantity of lube"

Is this an auction, or do the tanks have a selling price?

500lbs of pythons in one day. https://www.outdoorlife.com/conservation/florida-python-trackers-remove-mating-balls/

A buddy and I used to take snakes and lizards to cub scout groups for presentations. He let a garter snake bite on his hand for the duration of one session, because it was easier than trying to wrangle it while all the kids touched it. He got a weird inflamed sore that didn't go away for days...

A) They don't have legs. B) They don't swim.

I didn't get bitten by this, and I also didn't chop its head off.

The presence of a copperhead rattle snake in port saint Lucie would be pretty miraculous. https://ufwildlife.ifas.ufl.edu/pdfs/Copperhead%20Info%20Sheet.pdf

That's the thing about FL. While it may look like "easy access" on a map, traffic on the Turnpike, 75, 95, or I-4 will turn it into a brutal trip.

To my untrained eye, it looks like it's a chopped off buckle with a D ring welded to it.

162.1 is all I did last time