Phil0110

I recommend taking a closer look at a set of Prology monocrystalline solar panels with a power of 400 watts with a 30 A charger controller I installed this on our RV in rainy Pacific North West. Easy installation. Ever since we disconnected from the piedestall and have only used solar power. I did not expect to be able to do that here in Oregon. But our batteries get fully charges every day and during the day we discharge To 40 - 50%, BUT IN THE AFTERNOON WE REACH 100% again. It has been like that even on rainy days. We can run lights, fans, water pump, tv, charging for PC, Phones and Ipads. All this on 400W solar system. I'm very possitive surprised by this. Moreover I save 33% of my money.

Oh my god, I'm on both sites, I'm a driver and ride my gravel bike, but still don't understand why this is necessary. Such huge bike lanes are not needed at all. Plus it may lead to traffic jams.

I've found my bike rack https://rackadvisor.org/best-bike-racks-for-suv-no-hitch/ here, the first one. This is a great rack and I feel completely secure putting my bike on it. Just drove 7 hours with a $3000 bike. To some of the reviewers who said it's rather flimsy or wobbly, I don't know what they're expecting for $40. I used two bungee straps as well with this rack, but I'd have done that with a $200 rack. This is a great purchase for the money.

I totally agree with you. I also work at home, but you need to set boundaries (e.g. don't work after 6), as for social thing, you can go to the gym and communicate with people there.

The link is failed, what's in it?

Aristocracy

I usually watch some youtube videos

Metallica nothing else matters

today Im listening a journey

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