Fort Worth Motorcycle Riders

fartymarty wrote:

dufremle wrote:

fixxervi6 wrote:Nexus 5x

Nice. I really like the 6P.

fixxervi6 wrote:...... if it was for me it would be the 6p

With recommendations like those, I purchased a 6P (128GB). I've set it up and added some apps, but I haven't activated it
for phone calls yet as I didn't get any protection plan, so I want it in a protective case before I start carrying it around with me.
When that arrives I'll activate it and see if it's as good a phone as it is a mini computer.
So far it blows my Samsung Galaxy Victory LTE (4GB) out of the water, but then only a flip phone wouldn't be able to do that.

My Nexus 6P, which I really liked a lot, started acting up right after I let the Android update to 8.0.0 and it just became less and less reliable
until it just quit by going into a white letter display of Google going on and off over and over. It wouldn't boot up so I couldn't clear the cache or anything.
I tried the bootloader menu but the Recovery mode doesn't work nor the Start option.
Warranty was only a year and I didn't get the protection plan because I thought that was only for those that couldn't take care of a phone (like my son).
I saw something similar on the internet where they have the phone doing it's reboot over and over while they heat it up with a hair dryer
and eventually it boots after 4 of the 8 cores quit working because of the heat, just so you can upload data off of it before you toss it.
I have no idea or understanding of why that would work but I'll try that soon, meanwhile...


......my most recent purchase is a Galaxy Note 8 (with insurance this time ) Supposedly the battery is fixed (?)

Fleetwood Camper

fixxervi6 wrote:Fleetwood Camper

definitely need pics of that

Off road package
Electric brakes
sleeps 6, one queen one king, then the dining area folds down for a few more, heated mattresses
2 showers (one inside,one outside)
Toilet
AC, Heat
3 way fridge (12v,110,gas)
exhaust fans
electric lift
3 burner stove with sink (hot and cold water)
outdoor grill and table
radio with speakers throughout including the outside, bluetooh, xm the usual.
cable TV hookup (that won't get used)
Wi-Fi booster
Utility hose

Can't think of much else, it's fairly well setup, now I'm working out how to load the bikes.

Oh I was wrong, flagstaff not fleetwood (they both start with F), so no not a fancy toy hauler but still not too shabby

fixxervi6 wrote:Can't think of much else, it's fairly well setup, now I'm working out how to load the bikes.

Just strap them to the top of the camper

fixxervi6 wrote: Can't think of much else,

Awning?

Looks and sounds great!

fartymarty wrote:

fixxervi6 wrote: Can't think of much else,

Awning?

Looks and sounds great!

Yea, with LED lighting under it, I'm working on the 120 volt boondock setup now, gonna throw 200 watts of panels on top of it, I'm about 1/8th through my power handling box.

Ttr125 black plastics
Milwaukee router

Coolant system pressure tester and adapter

Honda EU2000i generator. The final piece to the pit. Oh yeah and there was the 2006 CBR600RR race bike, tire warmers, pit bull stands, Dunlop ntec slicks,... Going racing!


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Nice, CMRA licence next???

Tooner wrote:Nice, CMRA licence next???

February 9th


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Radiator for the truck

NewAge Products garage cabinets.

Very very nice

New battery for the GS

toy752 wrote:NewAge Products garage cabinets.

nice! How many appendages that cost ya?

It was 25% off so only one one arm and two legs.

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Lol

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Gonna knock off the local liquor store?

This T-Shirt
https://summeupshop.net/products/rick-a ... 7224134684

Haha

Ordered back protector, pitbull trailer restraint pins, and techspec tank grips.