Not sure, mine didn't ask that. Maybe pick one and see where it takes you?
What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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Not sure, mine didn't ask that. Maybe pick one and see where it takes you?
Sparksalot
Elite Member
Okay, not MPV, backed out and found the right option.
I was gonna say not MPV but I see you figured it out. Anytime you find yourself in a place with the Tech2 that doesn’t look right or the choices don’t match, just back up and see where you went wrong.
Just Fishing
Can't fix stupid
I had to watch some youtube videos to learn how to even connect to my hoe.
it's not an easy "auto detect" like a modern code reader does.
I just experimented till I figured it out. Like kids do with electronics only I’m no kid lol.I had to watch some youtube videos to learn how to even connect to my hoe.
it's not an easy "auto detect" like a modern code reader does.
Just Fishing
Can't fix stupid
I'm a large and slightly overweight child.
I just finished playing with my radio control car in front of my house...
I kind of did the same thing, except it was me directing my 14 yr son as he backed up his truck with a trailer behind it.I'm a large and slightly overweight child.
I just finished playing with my radio control car in front of my house...
Just Fishing
Can't fix stupid
Well, he was probably stomping on an imaginary brake pedal and turning an imaginary steering wheel as his kid was backing up. Might have been fun to watch.Sounds totally different.
I was standing in the middle of the cul-de-sac yelling commands to him.Well, he was probably stomping on an imaginary brake pedal and turning an imaginary steering wheel as his kid was backing up. Might have been fun to watch.
Just Fishing
Can't fix stupid
Ok sounds pretty close, the rc is pretty fkn loud.
Did you make him get some air?
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Just Fishing
Can't fix stupid
Ok so it's totally a "yard and garden" tool.
see!
I am planning to see if it can pull around one of those fertilizer carts.
see!
I am planning to see if it can pull around one of those fertilizer carts.
I have to say, when playing around with my Tech 2, it is one giant primitive hunk of scan tool.
You could put all the code in a smart phone app to talk to a wireless dongle in the OD port. Do a little AI and it would tell you everything without much interaction, all you would need is the source code and everything would get real small and simple.
You could put all the code in a smart phone app to talk to a wireless dongle in the OD port. Do a little AI and it would tell you everything without much interaction, all you would need is the source code and everything would get real small and simple.
No air. We were on training mode.Ok sounds pretty close, the rc is pretty fkn loud.
Did you make him get some air?
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It’s, what, 30-40 years old? Of course it’s primitive. Think back to when it was designed, what our electronics were like.
Just Fishing
Can't fix stupid
Ha! The old laptop that I use for TIS2000 has a double PCMCIA socket. I can remember using a PCMCIA card with a short dongle for wired Ethernet on a laptop.
EDIT: @Doubeleive probably has a stash of those!
Just Fishing
Can't fix stupid
I still have one of those old pocket pc's from the 90's.
has a single pcmcia card that's a dial up modem, and not 56k.
two tone back lit lcd touch screen.
and volatile memory!
for years i used it just for solitaire.
has a single pcmcia card that's a dial up modem, and not 56k.
two tone back lit lcd touch screen.
and volatile memory!
for years i used it just for solitaire.
My wife still has her old Sony Clie PDA that they stopped supporting back in 2005 I think. Still fires up.I still have one of those old pocket pc's from the 90's.
has a single pcmcia card that's a dial up modem, and not 56k.
two tone back lit lcd touch screen.
and volatile memory!
for years i used it just for solitaire.
Sparksalot
Elite Member
I remember being that kid. It was my grandpa watching me in his truck.
