I bought a GW-500 off of eBay that has a mangled backplate gasket and some missing springs (internal electrical contact springs, not spring bars).

I found an OEM replacement for the gasket on American Perfit, but I'm not sure where to get replacement springs. I measured the springs from another GW-500 I have, and they are 10mm x 0.8mm and 4mm x 0.8mm springs. Any idea where I can find suitable replacements?

This morning, my i206 was doing its normal scheduled mow of the front yard. When it came back to recharge, it didn't fully seat in the dock and just sat there, draining its battery.

Luckily, I hadn't left for work yet and noticed on the app that the battery was lower than usual. I simply had to push the robot back a few inches for it to make contact with the charging port, and it began charging like usual.

The app didn't give me any warnings that the robot wasn't charging as expected, which I feel like it should be smart enough to do.

Have you ever had this happen to you with your robot?

This morning, my i206 was doing its normal scheduled mow of the front yard. When it came back to recharge, it didn't fully seat in the dock and just sat there, draining its battery.

Luckily, I hadn't left for work yet and noticed on the app that the battery was lower than usual. I simply had to push the robot back a few inches for it to make contact with the charging port, and it began charging like usual.

The app didn't give me any warnings that the robot wasn't charging as expected, which I feel like it should be smart enough to do.

Have you ever had this happen to you with your robot?

In 2018, I purchased a WV-59J-1AJF off of Amazon for a grand total of $40.55. It was my daily driver for many years until recently when I subscribed to this sub and expanded my Casio watch collection.

Sadly, the EL backlight seems to have stopped working most of the time. If I press the light button in complete darkness, sometimes the backlight will flash on for a split second. But it's neither long enough nor bright enough to be useful.

Replacing the battery, or even just disconnecting and reconnecting it will restore the backlight to a functional state, but only temporarily. By the next day, the backlight will have stopped working again.

I measured the battery's voltage with a multimete

Does anyone have an AWG-M100 that they can compare to a GW-M5610 and a GW-6900? I'm trying to figure out whether the AWG-M100 will fit me.

The GW-M5610 fits me perfectly, and I think it's a good size. But the GW-6900 is too big for me due to the lug-to-lug distance.

I'd like to figure out whether the lug-to-lug distance on the AWG-M100 is closer to the GW-M5610 or the GW-6900.

When they flip the patient that has the glass in his back, they follow these instructions: Over, up, over.

Why "up"? Is that to get the patient's face hanging over the top of the gurney so that his breathing tube isn't being mashed against the bed?

And once they stop the bleeding with the X-stat, why do they flip the patient back over? Won't the surgeons have to re-flip him in order to repair the injury?

This guide will show you how to set up Team Fortress 2 on the Steam Deck so that you can play against bots. The game is hosted directly on the Deck itself, which means you can sleep and resume the device without interrupting your game.

Configuration files

Create /home/deck/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/common/Team Fortress 2/tf/cfg/listenserver.cfg with this content:

tf_bot_difficulty 0
tf_bot_quota 24
tf_bot_quota_mode fill

This sets up the server so that it automatically fills with bots. You can adjust tf_bot_difficulty to any number from 0 (easiest) to 4 (hardest).

I found that adjusting the bot quota higher than 24 won't result in more bots in the game. The extra bo