jonba2

Hello all! We're living in a rental with a Whirlpool EB9SHKXVQ02 refrigerator/freezer.

Last Sunday (December 6) we noticed our ice cubes had melted in the freezer. Over the next 24 hours, the temperature of the fridge and freezer both steadily increased to room temp and held there. The lights and internal fans were working, but the air moving around was warm. What I'm not certain of is if the compressor was kicking on -- this comes into play later.

We managed to get an appointment for a service technician to come out on Wednesday the 9th. In the few days between, we mostly left it unplugged, but a few time we tried plugging it in for a few hours at a time and there was no difference.

I'm kind of at the end game* -- a couple strong colonies and ~10M+ credits. I'm mostly exploring and trying to round out my blueprint collection.

When poking around one of those high-level [REDACTED] systems (with the red beacon), I noticed it had a station and I made it my goal to blow it up because I thought "I bet there's some really good stuff in there!"

Even with an Odyssey, Legion, Astral, and a handful of cruisers, it was a bit hairy. I had to sneak around the system to avoid the many roaming fleets and managed to get the station. I managed to get it after a few tries**, and I was a bit underwhelmed with the loot -- tons of fuel and supplies, and IIRC some cores and weapon blueprint

Hey, r/ukulele!

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I few months ago I bought a Kala KA-RES uke. I've been having a lot of fun with it! It looks great and cuts through nicely when playing with other folks.

My one problem with it is that the A string tends to jump out of its slot on the saddle. If I just leave the string where it 'wants' to sit, there seems to be some intonation issues.

I think the problem is made worse by the fact that the saddle slowly drifts downward in the biscuit as I play it.

Any thoughts/advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for your time!

I just bought an '09 yesterday, super stoked to have it!

The previous owner, who is primarily a dirt rider, put Continental TKC80s on it. I mostly intend to do the weekend cruise and camping thing, but I figure I might as well keep the 50/50s on until they're a bit more worn out.

Anyway, Continental has a website to help with fitment, but it's "under construction". Anybody have any idea on what good front/rear pressure would be for street riding with TKC80s?

Thanks!

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My old man showed me this eBay auction with a gorgeous Martin R-18. It has these two, connected suction-cup looking things on the sound board. We're both really intrigued and would love to know what the hell is on this thing.