the mower came with two 4 ahr batteries, they last about 30 minutes or so, i have two off brand batteries also but they only last about 15 minutes. I have the dewalt chainsaw and that came with a couple large flex volt batteries and they last quite a while. I usually have use four batteries to get the job done. That is the nice thing about the dewalt is the batteries are fairly inexpensive and you can use them for all your tools.
I have dewalt, have had it for four years works well. bought mainly because i have dewalt tools, so have several batteries. Best part of an electric mower is is if you run out of juice just shrug your shoulders and wait till you have charged batteries, lawn isn’t going anyware.
I use the amazboost signal booster up at my hunting property, went from no signal to being able to stream tv. My property is about eight miles from the nearest tower, I didn’t think it would work but it did. Got it for $70 on amazon, usually around $120. I put it on an extendable flag pole.
some good points, however, he as an issue with the handling of the fish, which is legitimate, but they handled the fish the same way in shallow water and the deep water, so that variable was the same, but the result was different. He also released fish, watch them go down an say good to go, but what happened to those fish 24 hours later? I don’t have the answers, but certainly this was no better of a controlled experiment than angler buzz. I do like uncut angling, great presentation and good info. I would guess stay tuned.
i haven’t used one at LOW, but up at our property in Pine County we couldn’t get any signal at our camp, i bought an Amazboost put it on a telescoping flag pole and got a good sginal, enough to stream video. We would get an intermittent signal while hunting but nothing great. Got the amazboost for $70 on Amazon, flag pole for $90 money well spent.
Eversharp in Minneapolis is a Wusthof outlet store, they have pretty good deals every now and then.
French Brittany, supposedly run smaller than American Brits, so will end up as the smallest bird dog you can get, still full of energy.
New hunting buddy.
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Might want to check your facts on this one. ND raises few if any fall fingerlings, mostly advanced fry, 30 day from hatch, they call them fingerlings, MN calls them frylings. MN, the state at least, does not buy any walleyes from the Dakotas. Most walleyes caught in almost any state come from natural reproduction, think Red, Lotw, Pepin, Leech, Winni, in the Dakotas it would be the Missouri River.
