dlmiller

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by dlmiller 4y ago
Developer loses its charge over time. You have to replace it. Every laser copier/printer still uses developer. If you can show me a model of laser printer that does not, I'm all ears. There is also a transfer roller in each copier
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by dlmiller 4y ago
That's not necessarily toner left in the cartridge. It could be developer. Laser printers have 2 separate forms of powder inside of them. One being toner, and the other being developer. The developer has fine metal particulates inside
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by dlmiller 4y ago
I wish that was an option for me. I bought it "used" with 1100 miles, last year. That may have been an option, but I wasn't made aware of it. I had to sweet talk the Subaru support to get the free 3 years. I was also under th
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by dlmiller 4y ago
I have a 2021 Subaru that can only remote start via the App that requires a subscription to their "STARLINK Safety and Security" service. It comes with 3 free years, however its $99 a year after that. Not as egregious as other com
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by dlmiller 5y ago
$7,000 to put a new engine in a 2011 GMC Terrain that was worth maybe $8000. The engine was recalled by GM for excess oil consumption, my engine had the fixed installed and still died 30k miles later. I went with a new one because that part
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by dlmiller 5y ago
My car died, needing a new engine, so I was forced to get one in October. I usually only buy used, but prices are so inflated it didn't seem worth the premium. Used 2017-2020 Toyota Rav4's with 30-60k miles were the same price as
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by dlmiller 5y ago
Conventional Lead Acid or AGM batteries get somewhere around 500-700 cycles before the battery is bad. With Lithium iron phosphate batteries the charge cycles are in the 5000-9000 cycle range. TLDR: They can be discharged significantly more