Keystone State Thread

I’m not going to that, no

 

Just check your head unit model, it looks like you can do it too! Let me know if you have any questions or need help!

 

I can meet you

 

We have a couple breweries by my farm house and we could camp at the farm . There is 3 with-in a 3 miles of the farm house.

 

I was hoping for plane, w/o the 4X4

 

I am literally 5 miles from Victory brewing in parkersburg and 10 miles from their downingtown location, can confirm their beer and food is very good.

 

I was thinking about making some for me with our waterjet at work lol

You’re neighbors with @MY50cal then!

 

Not personally but my sister switched to T-Mobile and got zero reception in her house. She talked to the reps and they sent her two network extenders for her house - one for each floor and now she has great reception. Maybe try that route?

Could always blackout the white 4x4 lettering.

 

[/QUOTE]Could always blackout the white 4x4 lettering.[/QUOTE]

That's not a bad idea, a good bed liner may hold up to our winters. I would probably be doing the same to a plain set anyway. Hmmm....

 

You could cut em shorter.

 

I got one from at&t for free because I told them I was gonna to have to switch to Verizon. I had no signal at home.

 

Big insects freak me out.

 

Is that the newer Super NES mini console? I want the NES version.

 

I didn't even say what I was asking for them yet.

 

Nah, it's a RetroPie setup using a RaspberryPi. I have access to way more emulations and roms. So far I can play NES, SNES, Atari, Genesis, and GBA. There are a couple other emulators I want to try still!

 

What's needed on a headunit to run that? What kind of plugs? Maybe you said it and I missed it. I currently have a 2015 touchscreen unit in my 2009.

 

You need an HDMI port for A/V and a Micro USB for power (a phone charger cable).

 

I used to use one for ATT. About 2 years ago (it was old at that point) I went to the store to buy a new one. The guy suggested turning on WiFi calling and save the cost of the booster. We did that and it’s been perfect. We’re in an absolute cell dead zone in Doylestown. We also give our friends the WiFi password so they can easily make and receive calls. YMMV but this option works great for us.

 

Camping this week