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Motorola T82 Extreme is my PMR446 Walkie-Talkie

Table of Contents1 Requirements2 License-free and open3 Privacy4 Motorola T82 Extreme4.1 Things I like4.2 Things to improve5 Conclusion As a kid, I always wanted a set of Walkie Talkies to chat with friends. We got cell phones as adults, but that desire remained. A few years back, I took the HAM exam, but...

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Review: ViaTerra’s Wayne Urban Riding Jacket

Table of Contents1 Requirements2 Solution3 Things I like4 Things to think about5 Conclusion I got the basic riding gear, like gloves, a helmet, and riding boots, first. For some reason, it took me a while to get a riding jacket. Probably because I already have too many jackets and pullovers in my life...

My Yamaha with my regular riding gear - Helmet and Gloves 0

Review: Scala Viper Gloves – Black Neon

Table of Contents1 Requirements2 Solution3 Things I like4 Things to Improve5 Conclusion I am reviewing this late, but this is the first gear that I bought when I decided to restart motorcycling. I still think that, after you get a decent helmet (in my case, borrowed), you should get a decent pair of...

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Power on the Go

Table of Contents1 Requirements2 Standard3 GAN Charger4 Power Bank5 Cables6 USB-C Barrel Jacks7 Other Devices8 Future I have written about batteries and power banks before, which I use when traveling, primarily in the car or when staying somewhere for an extended period. However, this post is specifically about my power management during trips...

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ThinkPad T14s Gen 6 (AMD)

I wanted a replacement for the computer that broke last year (WN 29/2024). LC230 has been fulfilling that place, but it’s not made for that. Finally, I did some research and got a custom-built ThinkPad from Lenovo. For a long time, I considered the budget before buying a laptop (except for my first laptop – Sony Vaio), which was always below ₹75K. But this time I wanted to gift myself a high-end one, and after all, I was buying a workhorse after seven years.

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Review: TripMachine’s Rambler Backpack Pannier

Table of Contents1 Requirements2 Solution3 Things I like4 Things to improve5 Conclusion It started as a search for a good weekend backpack to replace my broken, decade-old Wildcraft backpack. Since I had also started riding, I thought a combo backpack and bike pannier would be great. Requirements Solution I had a positive experience...