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I hope I never HAVE to use him, but odds are, I will and when the day comes, I will. knock, knock, please Ram don't get any ideas 😀

If you are on Facebook there is a Starlink group - with thousands of chatter like this - every question imaginable

I wish I had gotten the mini- but it wasn't out yet. I am very happy with Starlink - when we go camping on 4th with multiple families, it sounds terrible, but everyone loves it, one time it had 32 users connected at once- music, movies, teenagers hate to be away from their phones as much as it pains me, they can't put them down, they are soooo much better at camp with signal than driving to get signal and doing who knows what at all hours of the night - I also can work for days in the cool pines vs office / field.

That is a pain for new users - there are plenty of groups to chat with on social media, but when millions of people were able to choose a plan without talking to someone.... I would ask myself - why do I need to talk to someone (that was a joke, but also what I told myself). If you take it on the go, you need ROAM, then need to determine how much data do you need and will you use it each month or not (check your home internet provider and how much is used in a month should be a good indication) 100GM or unlimited - the unlimited you can "standby" and pay $5 a month (for very slow internet), then activate the unlimited when needed.

It is still working great no changes. I would still like a larger battery generator, but there is no real reason to buy one. I have also learned where I go camping and the duration is important - if there is good cell service determined by scouting - I don't use Starlink but most 1 week or longer trips - I activate it. the ROAM plan i started with Starlink changed, now I pay $5 a month, the speed is real slow, all that can be done text from it, maybe check email, but cannot make a call or much else, if I activate to a faster plan, I go with unlimited for a month, then change back to the $5 a month. there is a 100 GB plan for less, but if I make a Microscoft Teams call (for work) or if we fire up the TV, youtube or 100 GB goes quick.

what an amazing rifle and deal. What is the weight?

The cost of oil itself hasn’t increased much lately, but there are so many types now—especially synthetics—that can be far more expensive than traditional 10W-30 Pennzoil. What really stands out is how much the price of an oil change has gone up across the board, especially at dealerships. Walmart is charging close to $70 for an oil change on my son’s Scion, and Jiffy Lube quoted $90. Meanwhile, we can do it ourselves at home for around $25. I know that’s not practical for everyone, but doing your own oil changes is still the most cost-effective. For my Ram, it runs about $100 for oil, plus another $60 for the two fuel filters—thankfully, that’s not something that needs to be done every 3,000 miles.

Great seller to work with!

sent you a PM,

the activity of the bulls can vary widely in the unit. we hunted an area for the first 3 days very few bugles - maybe one bugle a morning. Drove to the other side of the unit, bulls sounding off in every direction. Hunt where the bulls are sounding off. Not sure the forest thinning is still happening but it cooked us two years in a row. Scout the summer and note the direction it's headed... they could be in the exact area you wanted to hunt...and all you can hear is beep,beep, and cutting - sure the elk are still around, but so noisy- Chevlon is always loaded with bulls, find a trail to get down and have help getting it out

1500 miles? dang still a lot of life.... my 2016 has over 16K miles and runs strong - oil, filter and tires only thing replaced

That is really cool. Congratulations

man that is sweet

The draw process - waiting on charges or not then finding out what unit - is a big component of hunting - then scouting...looking at maps is a lot of fun. I think the prep for me is almost as fun as the hunt

setup a alert for your CC so you get a email / text for any charge over $25 -