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Cox PT-19 control line airplane: Source:https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2Ftse2.mm.bing.net%2Fth%3Fid%3DOIP.x6h7qfSNNPNWQd34GSkhugHaFY%26pid%3DApi&f=1&ipt=3c414ae4b0344ff96a8d7d6a629669874c7c855b63703c6518fed3e2b6deab1e&ipo=images

Anything for a buck. All four with GoPros on the helments. Everyone wants to be a star

Looks nice! A good first copter. Money is the big deciding factor here. How much can you spend on repairs? Make sure to get a bunch of the replacement parts WHEN YOU BUY YOUR FIRST COPTER! You don't want to be waiting weeks for parts so you can fly again. Also, it helps you see how much your...

Yeah, I've been in RC since mid 1975. Things have changed a bunch since then. First RC copter I was saw a classmate of mine in 1976. He used a chainsaw engine and that thing was a bear to fly. No gyros, no stabilization - nothing but fast fingers and a big open wallet. Had huge "training wheels"...

First, join the AMA and get flight insurance. Second, get your FAA certification (as whatever you get will be over the weight limit) and it's required by law in order to fly. Third, find a club nearby and attend. If they turn out not to be jerks, ask about joining and oh, by the way, who flys...

If you did your research, you would see this started in the Trump era EPA - Just the current administration is allowing it to continue unabated. Also, boats in port have to follow current EPA rules, UNLESS they receive a waiver. I had to work on a cargo ship that had it's EGR blower "waivered"...

How about WS2 on the metal bushing surface? I did this process on a chainsaw piston and it seems to be holding up extremely well under the high rpms and heat. Seems like it would be a good solution.

This is an excellent point. We don't know what the dealership's policy is on this type of item/damage. Maybe the insurance policy for the dealership is up for renewal and there is an additional rider if they repair EVs - so they don't have the rider and they don't want the business of repairing...

And here is another example of a parasite controlling the host: https://apple.news/AiDilNhmuSSyWMKxvjZOd5g Again - “crazy” cat lady is probably a susceptible human who succumbed to the parasite and is “incubating” 🦠

Truer words have never been spoken

As science has advanced, we are learning more and more about certain parasites and how they affect behavior. "Zombie" virus for ants, virus takes over cells and hijacks the machinery to make more copies of itself, etc. There are certain viral infections in humans now (HPV) that exist and...

I would recommend following the factory recommended procedure on gasket removal. No on the Rolox though. Plastic razor worked best for me in the past with similar situations.

Yep. I learned my lesson. Rust replacing paint is not my ideal.

I don't know if it was here, but someone said charcoal lighter fluid?

I have used brake clean to clean pine tar off a chainsaw. Took off the tar, and the paint too. I will never use brake clean again on any painted surface.

I ran Mobiletrans SHC-DC in mine. That’s what Mercedes-Benz spec’d for that transmission.

Is that a Corsair?

401K, Roth, SEP, etc. are all good options. If you are married, you lose half of your retirement savings in a divorce - almost guaranteed. Even if you have a pre-nup. Goes to pensions too. Had a soldier once get his retirement income taken back because he didn't want his ex-wife to get half...

Stockholders gotta get paid though. But a real question -I wonder how much their overhead really is and as an oligopoly do they really even care?

Not really. That's the difference microeconomics and macroeconomics. Gon is saying in the OP he is just using this particular stock as a bellweather.