What did you BUY today?

[Nyccooldude]

[QUOTE=ben2go;283934]Where did you find the knock-off GoPro? Keep us updated on how it performs. I've learned lately that a lot of knock-offs are performing very
Well
I got it from wish with all the mounts I need
https://www.wish.com/c/gadgets-sport...ec1a35608ead97

[Nyccooldude]

Originally Posted by ChondaChondaChonda

I've had bad luck with the big dollar go pro stuff. The SJ4000 was an all around better camera and lasted longer than the gopro.

That's good news to hear. Especially since its a fraction of the cost.

[cheesy]

My summer case of Corona Extra.

[ben2go]

Originally Posted by Nyccooldude

I got it from wish with all the mounts I need
https://www.wish.com/c/gadgets-sport...ec1a35608ead97

Thanks.

[ChondaChondaChonda]

Sold an outboard motor...


and bought a set of plastic protection covers for the Zongshen NC250 in my GPX because they have worked so well on my LXR:


Side Covers.JPG

[JerryHawk250]

Originally Posted by ChondaChondaChonda

Sold an outboard motor...


and bought a set of plastic protection covers for the Zongshen NC250 in my GPX because they have worked so well on my LXR:


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Nice!

[cheesy]

Scored this little Trek Mountain Lion for my granddaughter to putz around on while she's visiting this summer. Twenty bucks.



Also got this nifty Niehoff T-64 timing light for a buck and a half.



I had hoped the timing light would make friends with the DeSoto but no. Dimmer than I one I already have. But the bike, wow! I felt I should have been wearing a mask when I paid for it. And I don't have to do a thing to it.

[Bruces]

Have you tried hooking the timing light to 12 volts instead of six ?

[cheesy]

Originally Posted by Bruces

Have you tried hooking the timing light to 12 volts instead of six ?

I would if I had any room to do it but you just gave me a think. Solder an SAE plug to the timing light and plug it into either of the bikes trickle charger plugs. Thanks Bruce.
I do have a NIB 1950s 6v timing light that hooks in series with the number one spark plug but modern molded spark plug boots make it nearly impossible to use. I recently picked up a spark tester, though, that might make the timing light usable.

[Bruces]

Well I need to buy myself another truck today ,someone liked mine way more than me and snatched it out of my driveway while I was counting sheep .I don’t care about the truck at all ,it’s the $4000.00 lawnmower I repaired last night that was in the box that has me a little unhappy today ,along with the tools I used of course .

[cheesy]

Originally Posted by Bruces

Well I need to buy myself another truck today ,someone liked mine way more than me and snatched it out of my driveway while I was counting sheep .I don’t care about the truck at all ,it’s the $4000.00 lawnmower I repaired last night that was in the box that has me a little unhappy today ,along with the tools I used of course .

Oh man, that sucks.

[Darkrider]

Originally Posted by cheesy

Oh man, that sucks.

Agreed...


Well did not buy yet but am talking to someone about a couple of old Kawasaki Trikes...

[Bruces]

Originally Posted by Bruce's

Well ,I can't really compete with a $20.00 jacket ,but this morning I picked up another truck for $450.00 ,I drove it home two hours without an issue ,old guy said three tires leak on the beads and he was tired of it .I have had several of these and have a good stockpile of parts and tires .

It was this truck minus the cap which was turfed within the first hour of getting it home .

[Bruces]

I guess the pic didn’t show up ?

[cheesy]

I did find these today. A 1966 Tektronix 453 Oscilloscope. So old that it has a few vacuum tubes in it. It's freaking huge.



And a Sencore TF151 Transistor tester.



I think they work. I plugged both in and powered them up. Lights lit, things happened when I pushed buttons and spun knobs. More importantly, no smoke escaped.