One was certainly made here in the U.K. quite some years ago.
About £35 - 50 USD.
Not made any more though.
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Due to things like that I used to purposely mess with car rental folks. I
had a small trucking company. So I had a coverage cert for temporary use
of any vehicle by named persons. I was one of the named persons. I had a
perfect record, and they never asked for "sight info" as i didn't list
myse
I had a guy hesitate to sell me jigsaw blades when i didn't buy his stuff
that a blind person must make jigs to not get hurt. So I acted bedazzled
and asked with what one makes these jigs and he said "with a router or a
jigsaw" So I agreed and he sold me the blades.
Personally, I get tired of t
Not to mention lucky
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From: chiliblindman
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, November 18, 2008 8:27 PM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] permit approved
I had to go to a town meeting tonight about my deck building project. They
were kind of worried
hi Larry
I have a 2001 blazer, and to read the engine codes you need a scan tool now grrr
or pay the mechanic $30 to stick in a plug flip a switch and read me the darn
code.
is there a program I can get that will read the codes for me using jaws and a
laptop?
I don't need what you have by any me
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Tom,
I have about three different programs that I use.
1. "Desktop Dyno," Allows you to build a virtual motor
without hitting the Amex card.
2. "MSD dynamic timing management," allows real time
monitoring of both valve and spark timing relative to engine
temperature, load and RPM.
3. "Holley f
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congratulations Mr. Bob the baker, are you going to get this closed
up before to much snow comes down? Lee
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> were kind of worried what was going on sin
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I had to go to a town meeting tonight about my deck building project. They
were kind of worried what was going on since I put the roof on it and had a
second floor in it. Since I studded the west wall facing the road it looked
like a full blown building and said I needed a permit and had to me
Good job, Lenny!
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I'll say be for the end date that I do find them interesting and if
it is not of interest I just hit the delete key. thanks.Lee
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18, 2008 at
07:29:07PM -0500, Lenny McHugh wrote:
> Well I originally stated that I would accept comments until this coming
> Friday, Nov 21. I don't thi
If those are maple trees then you are talking a lot of mulch and bag
soil but do not as you noted close to the trunk or base of the tree.
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I think I have that correct. Lee
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Lary,
Yep, scopes are done for.
Which code reader package are you using, and with which screen reader?
tnx
Tom WA6IVG
Tom,
With the advent of Onboard diagnostics (OBD) the whole scope
thing is pretty much prehistoric at this point.
I use my laptop to set up Carol's Corvette and the late El
Camino. All of the information that was once displayed on a
oscilloscope CRT is now digitally available to anybody with
a lap
Well I originally stated that I would accept comments until this coming
Friday, Nov 21. I don't think it is necessary to wait until then. The
feedback response has been disappointingly low. Out of over 260 members
there was only a hand full of replies. So over 250 members don't care what
method we
Folks,
Got a question concerning mulching around a tree. I want to fill some
dirt over some exposed roots cause the grade of the yard has caused
some dirt to move away and the roots present a trip hazard. So, I
wanted to put the dirt down and then cover with a little mulch which
will help
Hey Lary,
I don't remember an optacon with a vibration thingie on the chest,
but such a thing was done here at Smith-Kettlewell using a TV. camera
and an array of vibrating pins. Had you really been desperate
enough it's possible you could have used it on scope, but they were
hideously expensive
Hey Bro...
Is that like an Opticon flash-back?
I remember back in the mid 70s some dink from Telesensery
spent about a half a day trying to convince me that the
opticon with a chest mounted vibration thingy would provide
me with access to the oscilloscope we used for engine
analysis.
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Larry,
Yep, that or the ball in a cage gozmo that RNIB made while back.
Only deal is ya gotta have a hand on the thing whilst trying to jiggle
the shelf or fence or whatever.
I was thinking about a vibration you might feel in your
pocket but that's take wires which would be a pain.
tom
There was a post on here some months back discussing a
pendulum style level, seems like that would be the hot setup
for a blind/deaf guy.
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Hi lenny
Unfortunately, most of the beepers used in modern gizmos are "piezo electric'
units which require very low power.
Thus there would probably not be enough power available to run a buzzer, which
requires a pretty healthy chunk. the only buzzers I know
that don't take much power are high fre
Several weeks ago Larry Martin was inquiring about a level that could be
used by the deaf/blind. I learned about an audible level that the blind mice
has on clearance. The description is:
This useful tool beeps continuously when it positioned exactly horizontally
or vertically, and is accurate w
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