Amazon Prime Days Deals?

[IRON4TH]

Depends on your battery size.
https://www.newegg.com/insider/jump-starter-guide-important-specs/



Air 2, or mini 2. The skydio are excellent for following through woods and avoiding obstacles.

I didn't see the soft shackles in a prime deal.

Yeah, you're right. They just have the standard extra points back, but I needed them anyhow.

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[Munkey Boy]

Well, this turned out to be an expensive thread. jerks.

 

[Tiny]

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01E635PGA/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_fabc_QTRDETZKDG9P99JPW5MT

Picked up this tire repair kit. There are some other kits out there as well but I've had my eye on this one a while.

 

[TexasCajun]

Anybody know if Waze works through this...or just radio? All car play features.

The wireless CarPlay adapter as well
https://smile.amazon.com/Wireless-W...uPWNsaWNrUmVkaXJlY3QmZG9Ob3RMb2dDbGljaz10cnVl

Any idea if this works with the 5" display? I found out too late that android auto doesnt work with the 5" so I have been looking for a solution. At the moment I have a separate gps mounted.

 

[awraynor]

Was really hoping for a really cool drone but can’t make up damn mind on which path to go down.

I had DJI Mini, bought Air 2 and before I opened it up Air 2S came out, past return period of course. Really depends on what you need, I've seen some pretty good deals on gently used Air 2.

 

[awraynor]

Bought two pair of binoculars for our trip to Colorado, Utah and Idaho next month, regrettably not in the Gladiator. Knew the kids wouldn't share.

https://www.amazon.com/Celestron-71332-Nature-Binocular-Green/dp/B00B73JONS/ref=sr_1_4?crid=1DSRY1XHT3BEI&dchild=1&keywords=binoculars+for+hunting&qid=1624366081&refinements=p_89:Celestron&rnid=2528832011&s=electronics&smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&sprefix=bino,aps,180&sr=1-4

 

[Higher_Ground]

RE: soft shackles

What size amsteel do you recommend? $50 is nice to save 10 minutes but I would just assume make my own. Hammock site I usually buy it from has sizes from 7/64 to 7/16.

breaking strength
5/16" 13.7k average / 12.3k minimum
3/8" 19.6k avg / 17.6 min
7/16" 23.9k avg / 21.5 min


I figure the soft shackle should be the "weak link" in any set up so that if something is going to give, at least it only weighs a couple grams. The soft shackles use a doubled section of rope so the breaking strength is going to be higher than that shown (up to 150%).

Seems like most of these places selling them are going with 7/16 or larger but that really seems like overkill. Do you really want 30k+ of tension??? Not that I want it to break, either...

 

[Ted Striker]

Yep, Round House American Made bib overalls (and jeans) are 40% off! Got 2 pair. Best. Denim. Ever.
https://www.round-house.com

Just like another poster on here, I have never heard of these before, but just ordered a pair of overalls.

 

[DLAW]

Chemical guys bucket is 30 dollars off. Also several good deals on Jackery.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07PGQTNR6/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc=1

IMHO, I don't think Chemical Guys is a good product or generally a good name brand you can trust. I must have about 12 of their products and everything "wet" is not that good. So I just wanted to throw out my 2 cents for anyone looking to purchase their first big detailing kit.

I love the buckets with the dirt screens and the wash mitt is a winner. But that is not unique to CG.

All the soaps, cleaners, ceramics, polishes and sealers are just not quite worth it, when you can get much more professional results for the same money in other brands.

Their Honeydew soap is not very forgiving when trying to dry without streaks and spots. The Diablo wheel cleaner doesn't seem to do anything special. I recently stripped, clay bared, ceramic coated and finally tried their Jetseal sealer. The sealer went on easily, but I don't feel like it had lasting effects and I wasn't impressed with the depth of shine it provided.

Also, if you are new to detailing and want to learn about all these steps, Chemical Guys is a nightmare. Their products are insanely confusing by having several products that do similar things without any explanation on why you would choose one over the other. I think it's just a scam to make people collect their products like baseball cards.

Check out Wilson Auto Detailing on youtube. That dude really knows his stuff and is very realistic about what DIY people should be doing.

 

[centra28]

Snagged one, thanks.

same!

 

[n8leav]

Got a pair of these.. been needing some!

Bought two pair of binoculars for our trip to Colorado, Utah and Idaho next month, regrettably not in the Gladiator. Knew the kids wouldn't share.

https://www.amazon.com/Celestron-71332-Nature-Binocular-Green/dp/B00B73JONS/ref=sr_1_4?crid=1DSRY1XHT3BEI&dchild=1&keywords=binoculars+for+hunting&qid=1624366081&refinements=p_89:Celestron&rnid=2528832011&s=electronics&smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&sprefix=bino,aps,180&sr=1-4

And also:

Recovery Strap, 19.99, normally $30
https://www.amazon.com/StayThere-Capacity-Emergency-Towing-Recovery-Vechiles-Storage/dp/B07G76QSTT

 

[FloridaJT6MT]

Stubby arrived today! Along with the NOCO Jump Starter and Survival Shovel.

 

[JTR178]

Stubby arrived today! Along with the NOCO Jump Starter and Survival Shovel.

Stubby antennas are really underrated. I've seen a few posts about relocating the antenna into the windshield pillar and covering the antenna hole with a trail rated badge and I'm heavily considering it.

 

[JeepGladRubi]

IMHO, I don't think Chemical Guys is a good product or generally a good name brand you can trust. I must have about 12 of their products and everything "wet" is not that good. So I just wanted to throw out my 2 cents for anyone looking to purchase their first big detailing kit.

I love the buckets with the dirt screens and the wash mitt is a winner. But that is not unique to CG.

All the soaps, cleaners, ceramics, polishes and sealers are just not quite worth it, when you can get much more professional results for the same money in other brands.

Their Honeydew soap is not very forgiving when trying to dry without streaks and spots. The Diablo wheel cleaner doesn't seem to do anything special. I recently stripped, clay bared, ceramic coated and finally tried their Jetseal sealer. The sealer went on easily, but I don't feel like it had lasting effects and I wasn't impressed with the depth of shine it provided.

Also, if you are new to detailing and want to learn about all these steps, Chemical Guys is a nightmare. Their products are insanely confusing by having several products that do similar things without any explanation on why you would choose one over the other. I think it's just a scam to make people collect their products like baseball cards.

Check out Wilson Auto Detailing on youtube. That dude really knows his stuff and is very realistic about what DIY people should be doing.

I'm a detail nut and completely agree with you regarding Chemical Guys. Best products out there by far (in my opinion) are from Griots.... https://www.griotsgarage.com/

 

[andrew8404]

IMHO, I don't think Chemical Guys is a good product or generally a good name brand you can trust. I must have about 12 of their products and everything "wet" is not that good. So I just wanted to throw out my 2 cents for anyone looking to purchase their first big detailing kit.

I love the buckets with the dirt screens and the wash mitt is a winner. But that is not unique to CG.

All the soaps, cleaners, ceramics, polishes and sealers are just not quite worth it, when you can get much more professional results for the same money in other brands.

Their Honeydew soap is not very forgiving when trying to dry without streaks and spots. The Diablo wheel cleaner doesn't seem to do anything special. I recently stripped, clay bared, ceramic coated and finally tried their Jetseal sealer. The sealer went on easily, but I don't feel like it had lasting effects and I wasn't impressed with the depth of shine it provided.

Also, if you are new to detailing and want to learn about all these steps, Chemical Guys is a nightmare. Their products are insanely confusing by having several products that do similar things without any explanation on why you would choose one over the other. I think it's just a scam to make people collect their products like baseball cards.

Check out Wilson Auto Detailing on youtube. That dude really knows his stuff and is very realistic about what DIY people should be doing.

I haven't had any issues so maybe it's just you?

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