Happy Fly-home day!!!

Rep Freely

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Flurries outside right now. Currently 37. This'll be a fun ride in the Z. I'll be fine as long as they don't salt the roads. Car goes in to storage on the 1st.

Yup. 40 degree weather with flurries making the road slightly slick with Yoko tires is a recipe for the biggest grin on my face as I drift in to a tree.

sucks. im going to be seeing snow in a coupe of weeks too, probably.

been searching for decent carwash places... :ugh: well, for my dd so not DAT picky..

Yea. If we do get any salt on the roads, it'll be a daily trip to the car wash where they have those underbody sprayers you can drive over. No need for your sprinkler system. Still sucks though. I REALLY don't want this car out in this weather. Why is it so hard to find a civilized winter beater.

Found this online. May go take a look at it. only 20 minutes away.

https://utica.craigslist.org/cto/5848447512.html

no more advise for u den.

my ip camera had been occasionally power cycling on its own and figured it was maybe the power fluctuation in the garage.

i got a new apc voltage regulator in dere to check and holy crap, had a 10+hr span of over input voltage. :icon08: been back in the normal input range the last 36hrs.. my other cameras are fine, just the units getting power from the garage. anyway no power cycling detected in the last 5 days. :p

It's still a good idea. I am just lazier than that.

we have apc (regulators, UPS) on all our electronics (less appliance) in the house so forgot about input voltage fluctuation...

woooo it's friday. it's not payday, but it's friday at least.

i think today will be a slow day. nice and enjoyable. maybe go fishing

So I finally got my golf swing back! Especially for my drives. no more push slice or general slicing. I was bringing the club back using shoulders only and on a more vertical swing plane for the backswing. Instructor changed it to have me pointing my right arm roughly downwards at the beginning of the backswing so I keep the club face closed. He said everything else was almost perfect for follow through.

Pulling out the CRJ 200 in 120 minutes...