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You can definitely wire a different wireless router into the Starlink modem and use that instead. That is how I always do it (not Starlink, but every other ethernet provider I've had).

I'll give you that, it was nice for loading.

That's interesting. I hated the Rekluse on snow. I loved it on dirt and I didn't feel like swapping clutches every season so I kept it in, but I wouldn't put one in for the snow. Everywhere I rode if you were going slow enough for the clutch to disengage you were already stuck.

I went through that same thing. Moved to Lehi in 2005 and watched it and all the surrounding communities grow a ton. When deciding where to move to I realized that if it is close to the freeway the growth will come sooner or later. Places that 20 years ago I would have never imagined would grow...

https://www.amazon.com/Apollo-6907932CP-Manifold-Outlets-Valves/dp/B004Q01VTE/ref=psdc_3021480011_t1_B00A8HUWJE https://www.amazon.com/SharkBite-22789-8-Port-Closed-Manifolds/dp/B007AGI0PO/?tag=pexsystemid-20 This one isn't exactly drop in, but could be made to work...

You ride a lot more minimalist than me, but I always ride with water and snacks, even if it's a short one, just for this reason. I also make sure and eat something within an hour or 2 of leaving on a ride.

It's a family affair! ;) Only people who eat here have worked on this project. I'm also not paying a living wage. But he does eat a lot of corndogs that I pay for...

Some Christmas fun.

Since I haven't been online for a couple of weeks, this is more of a what did I work on since I was here last: Made a trench: Put some conduit in the trench: Wired and insulated: Installed some drywall: And finished off the underside and the topside of the roof. Had to work...

Don't do it unless you are ready to buy.

Very likely it's something on the board. Going to involve tracing the circuits and understanding/looking up what the components do. Probably not the mosfets, I'd imagine the input voltage goes through a sensing circuit and if it checks good then a relay closes allowing power to flow to the mosfets.

I don't know anyone that does this with land, but I do know people who have "shares" in houseboats. From listening to them talk, they have everything set up to answer all of those questions. So there definitely is a precedent to model things after. I was on the board at my kids' charter school...

Starting in the middle with a lot of layout is definitely the way the pros recommend. I'm just too lazy to do it that way! And I'm also way too lazy to use tiles that small. ;)

Man that looks like a lot of work!! I've always just started with full tiles at the tub and figured the rest out as I go! It's worked out for me so far.

I really liked my wr250r. Had quite a few adventures on it. Almost no maintenance needed. Not exactly an adv bike, but I'd take it over the KLX300 or the DR650.

@cruiseroutfit, on the map you posted, I assume the gray is USFS, what is the white?

Slowly making progress.

In a mostly full bodied dually square body with open axles no less. Definitely impressed.

Wait, so a JK on 37's is considered a stock rig now??? I need to get with the times...