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. Agreed. That would be plenty of space for sure.

. I wouldn't load up the storage drive with TM's if it is that small. You will need that space for the Windows swap file and to keep the operating system happy. Look for a USB connection on anything you buy. Then you won't be restricted on drive space... I have a couple terabyte USB sticks...

. Pretty impressive... Being able to allow troopers to jump and form up, then meet up with their vehicles a few Klicks away WITH the ability to change that rendezvous point as needed for the mission. That could save time and lives!

. Back long ago in the 80's, we had two welders who spent their days fixing things. Plates for frames to support derricks, plates on torque rods - so if and when the rubber disconnected - the axles wouldn't slide out of place. Welding booms from scratch - and the part that you care about -...

. First Class all the way! Dang that is neat. Grabbed a frame out of your video... (below) Pretty neat the way you captured the convoy coming around the corner wrapping around the trees by the right of way.

. I understand. That getting from the point of "out" to fully awake has been difficult for me too in the past. Mine were generally self inflicted with broken things that hat to be put back together or stitched up. Maybe you can sit still for a couple of weeks to get everything healing before...

. Thanks Guy!! Much appreciated. Especially since around the printshop we have plenty of 55 gallon drums available from isopropanol and blanket wash...

. I understand, but somewhere there I keep thinking that there has to be a frame to body bonding strap. Maybe not. I searched the TM's and I guess I am just not looking for it correctly. I will scratch around a little more tonight. Definitely has to be something that ties the battery ground...

. Yes Sir... I have shopped several times on GP hoping to find a crash truck. I found several USMC versions but they seem just a little out of my price range. Especially the one I found up in Mooresville and I thought maybe a preview of it might be possible. Kinda got told no, so I just...

. Thinking out loud... What about the battery grounds? Unless something has changed, the battery grounds go to the frame. Then the magic is to get that ground from the battery and frame to the aluminum body of the truck. That is part of why there are as many "grounding issues" as there are...

. You mean that your truck doesn't have a bunch of elves that repair it over night? :cool: I guess the part that is finally starting to happen for me now is that at least I am fixing what needs to be fixed - rather than finding two more things that are seemingly more important than what I...

. Welcome to the Outfit! Definitely a good bunch of folks here... Don't hesitate to ask questions - and post a few pictures. That way the rest of us can oogle your new-to you trailer. :cool:

. Thanks for explaining what the four "FLA's" mean. :cool:

. Thank You!!! Very Nice. With that image, building a new sticker will be easy.

. Crack open the cover for the PCB. If it looks white and powdery inside, you found the problem. Rather than buying one, you might use the search function here and rebuild what you have. Another possibility is to search on YouTube for instructions on rebuilding it yourself. It might be that...

. That looks like the start of a Convoy to me! :cool: Nice looking trio of green iron...

. On a phone, TM's are pretty miserable. I went to the local Goodwill Technology Center and bought the oldest computer I could find. Maybe $30. I think it was running Windows 95 at the time. Dumped all my TM's onto it, and that machine does nothing but open PDFs. Don't have it connected to...

. That trailer would be really nice to have... Is there any chance that the general public could be the proud owner of one?

Like we have said before... If we can't have fun - why bother - and this looks like FUN to me!

. Well, until tomorrow: Congratulations on your win as the People's Choice winner! Kind of a bummer that you had to work as hard as you did - but everything considered - you did good! Glad that @fuzzytoaster was ready, willing and able to lend a hand and brainpower to boot! He is a heck of a...