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Me too!

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you very much!!

@@DIY-This: Anytime my friend

I got more on the way buddy. Keep a lookout for new notifications!

@@DIY-This : Will do man! If you do post more Emeril Live episodes, there are 2 Christmas ones I would love to see again, and I personally would really love to see the episode where Hootie and the Blowfish were special musical guests!

I was at the Hootie and the Blowfish USO concert at McGuire AFB and Emeril Live at another night but not both on the same show….but I will keep looking. Have faith my friend.

Yep! and a real nice guy!

NO kidding! These boys strapped on a 2 cylinder engine, a couple of chop sticks wrapped in tissue paper and called an airplane...wow!! What ingenuity and what courage!

That's hilarious, in my 44 years of aviation I have never heard it any other way. 1 is aircraft 2 or more is aircraftS....lol....No one ever made that distinction of plural vs singular. So I ask for indulgence in allowing me to continue calling plural aircraftS and airplaneS with Ssss, because at my age its too late to teach an old dog a new bark. Good catch and Thank you.

@@DIY-This You do have a sense of humor. Now I have a question: if someone goes deer hunting and bags two does he bring home two deer? Or two deers?

2 deer. Did I pass my SATs? You are making my head hurts....lol

Welcome aboard! And thank You for the kind words and for watching.

I agree, or at the very least drill a few holes in the cover like I did. Although the App downloads local weather forecasts to the Landroid, I find that most times it's too slow to react to the changes so it comes out in the rain. So a fix is definitely in order.

@DIY-This I'm definitely going with your fix as I prefer not to have a muddy lawnmower! You are a genius!! Thanks so much!

Ditto, Thank you very much for the kind words.

Yes RIP (Mark C. McGeehan, Robert E. Wolff and Kenneth S. Huston)

I agree without a doubt.

Glad you enjoyed it, Thank you!

Sounds like dealing with US bureaucracy left bad feelings....it does not surprise me. Lessons learned!

@@DIY-This and today we have AUKUS $375 Billion dollars, over the next ten years.. and given the very recent acknowledged of slowdown in production and increased costs within the American submarine-building industry, it's concerning how realistic it is to expect General Dynamics Electric Boat and Newport News Shipbuilding to meet our construction needs for AUKUS submarines. Both yards are facing backlogs, workforce shortages, and significant pressure to ramp up production for Virginia-class and Columbia-class submarines.... Australia won't be getting these Virginia class submarines anytime soon .

Yeah that sounds about right, overruns, over costs and delays....business as usual. Nothing but the best for our allies.

Way too expensive, outdated, complex, and you had the F-15E and B-1B Lancer to replace its role. Absolutely no reason to keep it around, not to say I don’t love this aircraft. It’s incredible.

I’m a young buck so I’ve sadly never got to see this beast fly.

A brute for sure!

I know what you mean; I felt the same way when my C-141 was retired. But, I quickly fell in love with my new C-17....time moves on.

I agree, Awww! Thank you

Try using compressed air for the water line. Caution, keep the PSI low or you risk damaging the Pex tubing or fittings. Good luck!

It's mission might have been obsolete before it was built. But the technology is still superior 70 years later. It's still the largest and fastest bomber ever built.

@@DIY-This Yeah yeah, I know... my dad even worked on that base during the day and watched it fly in person. I was in Lancaster for the crash. ^..^~~

Which crash in Lancaster are you referring to?

@@DIY-This When the F-104 hit the tail and the plane went down was it near Barstow? My dad worked for Lockheed out in the desert back then. ^..^~~

Yes!! you are right. My bad, I Thought you meant Lancaster Pa, Never knew there was a Lancaster Ca. Live and learn....

Glad you like them! I appreciate your kind words. Thank you

Amen, RIP!

Thank you! He is one of my favorites also. Especially after donating his time and money for Us troops away from our families on Thanksgiving....BAM!

That's good, whatever works for you. I just wanted to keep it simple and drill a few holes in the hood inside hinge to keep it clean. It's worked great for the last few years. Thanks for watching from my favorite overseas country. Ciao for now

Thanks 👍 I try!

We also had a few hangar queens in the C-141 Fleet. They spent more time in a hangar than in the air.

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it....It was my pleasure reliving a fun time in my past.

Thank you! Happy to help

Yeppers, Amazing!

A true genius!

I knew your brother Rande when I was stationed at Ramstein, He worked in the weather shop and I worked next door in Base Ops. I even talked to him shortly before he left when he came over to use our microwave in our shop. I also briefed the flight crew that night when they had to change their flight plan to head up to Frankfurt Rhein Main AB for some issues. I liked your brother, he was a good guy and I felt so sad and horrible as I knew he just had a child. I still have the cigar he gave me to this day. I appreciate and honor his service.

@@JAFZX1207 Thank you for posting this. My husband and I are his son Ryan’s godparents and he lives here in our city now. We were just discussing him this morning as he had a kidney transplant when he was about 21. Ryan was 6 months old when the accident happened and has no memory of his father but is very much like him. Rande volunteered for the mission as he felt it was a good career move being a new Dad. He was so excited to ride that plane and excited about the mission. Your post means a lot as I know he’s still looking after Ryan and I really needed to hear this today. 🙏❤️❤️

May your brother and the rest of the souls on board that perished that day rest in peace. Although that field has some over ground brush, the crash site has been kept clear and a plaque was placed there to remember the fallen. I used to see the open field on departure and remember them.

Lol...Nice one

Igor was more American then you, Met Igor & Sergei , My pop worked in Los Angeles Airways. . .

Yes it is, Thank you

Maybe so but Igor and was born in Ukraine.

Russian Russian Igor Sikorsky was, calm down, and Kiev was the Russian cradle.

Yes Ukraine was part of Russia when Igor was born. But, he was living in the US when he perfected Davinci's 1489 helicopter design.

A true friend that was betrayed by Hughes' mental decline and impartment

I did, you went this far might as well do the complete job and not have to visit it again.

Because egg beaters are not suppose to fly...lol

You are welcome, and thank you for our service!!

Nice!

Mine also, yeah he was troubled, but a genius just the same.

The seclusion of Howard Hughes, was an; interest in protecting, a billion dollar empire The same seclusion from 1968 - 1976 questioned his mortality Anyone believed to be dead, numerous times, over the last eight years, can't be a subject of facts It defies common sense

I believe his seclusion and isolation contributed to his mental condition. And vice versa.

@ He suffered from Asperger’s…better able to relate to mechanical things rather than people….Great talent has its price.

I recall a photo of him taken in the 1930s dressed in a tuxedo flanked by two starlets…..he was at his peak….millionaire, movie producer, aviator…impressed the heck out of me as a 17 year old! He had the foresight to build an aircraft factory in our town during WW2 away from the coast….that location became a Raytheon missile weapons plant and still provides our community with great jobs. THANK YOU HOWARD!

No, that's the whole idea behind his unconventional winterization method. You keep water in the tanks and thus the RV is ready to use at anytime. With the conventional method, the water is drained and valves to the Suburban tank are isolated and you are limited to the RV use. I rather spend some money on the electrical bill for the tank heating element and small 100watt space heaters, but I have full use of my motorhome at anytime and in a moments notice. I live in the VERY COLD Northeast and have being doing this method for the past 10 years with no frozen pipe or any other issues. Checkout my other videos on this subject to get a clearer view of my unconventional winterization method. Thank you and drive safe.

Yes, I would replace them (I didn't)

You need remove the wiring harness bracket / bolt and pry the wiring harness back towards the firewall with a small pry bar. Just enough to get a socket in there.

@@DIY-Thisand this step is exactly what I can’t figure out

@@jmaxjohnston You need remove the wiring harness bracket / bolt and gently pry the wiring harness back towards the firewall with a small pry bar. Just enough to get a socket in there

Thank you very much!! Yes, You can change them since everything is exposed. I change my wires and plugs at 100k mile mark and I only had to replace 1 coil in 225k miles on this 24 year old truck. And Just because it was running rough. But doing preventive maintenance is never wrong

Amen

No doubt

I agree very sad

It could be

Welcome!

Ditto

Yeppers its always the nose

Simple minds make simple videos....lol

Yes that's in the nonedited adult only video

It might be true but its hard to evaluate the facts of that accident 40 years later

@@DIY-This Right i agree. But 13 peoples died in a strange way just before testifying on the facts of Ustica (suicide 3, car crash 4 plus Naldini e Nutarelli, murder 2). It was also verified that Nutarelli made several flight corrections that day, which means the plane had problems

You are right it all sounds very suspicious.

Yes, I hope his Eternal rest is better than his last few years on Earth.

@@DIY-This The Aviator (2004) made me want to learn more about Howard Hughes.

Hughes is 6 years older than President Ronald Reagan.

Yes, that was a great movie.

Thanks for watching!