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From all of us at Scout Motors, welcome to the Scout Community! We created this community to provide Scout vehicle owners, enthusiasts, and curiosity seekers with a place to engage in discussion, suggestions, stories, and connections. Supportive communities are sometimes hard to find, but we're determined to turn this into one.
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Ah, okay! So the goal is to run this in the field? If it’s automated and in the field, then a thermoacoustic might work well with a... -
EPA method 25 uses dry ice to trap heavy hydrocarbons while the lighter ones go through into a tank. It is labor intensive sampling and...
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We used to live in a hollow, when bad weather kicked up we lost satellite and barely got radio, we had a landline with internet but it...
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DW asked me to make nachos tonight. If you’ve never made your own nacho sauce, you need to do it. It’s easy. A simple roux, some good...
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I knew it was to get rid of debris and put nutrients back in the soil. But, here’s the full answer. Thanks Gemini. Fields are burned... -
Are you saying I’m an oddball? First I get ribbed for playing D&D and now because I know about various heat engines?! Okay, you’re right.
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OOne of the people who will be involved in the decision making asked us why some methods use inches of water as units and wanted us to...
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WTerra has a power rear roll-down window, no?
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WMany of us asked for it, but it does not appear that we will get it. The concept did not have it. I think the main reason is we got a...
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WOne idea that I would love to see is a rear window that goes up and down similar to a R2 or 4Runner.
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WOur reservation numbers are randomly generated so we have no way of knowing where our place in line is.
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WJust wondering how do we know what is our priority in the reservation number we made? Am I #1000 in line or #100000 in line to order?
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One of the people who will be involved in the decision making asked us why some methods use inches of water as units and wanted us to... -
And we are back upstairs. Back to tornado warning. Goodness. I hate when those sirens go off. -
DW asked me to make nachos tonight. If you’ve never made your own nacho sauce, you need to do it. It’s easy. A simple roux, some good...
