Best products from r/Longmont

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14. Autel MS309 Universal OBD2 Scanner Engine Fault Reader, Read Clear Codes, View Freeze Frame Data, I/M Readiness Smog Check CAN Diagnostic Scan Tool

    Features:
  • 🚙【Little One, Big Jobs】This MS309 obd2 scanner can pay for itself in the first use. Autel MaxiScan MS309 is a plug-and-play handheld OBD2 code reader capable of scanning vehicle Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs) in seconds to pinpoint emission-related issues. The little guy can do many basic but necessary works: read/clear codes, view DTC definition, turn off check engine light, check I/M Readiness status, retrieve freeze frame data and vehicle info, etc.
  • 🚙【Read Codes & Clear Codes】Knowing the codes in advance will brace you for the cost estimate to fix at the repair shop, so you can obviously save hundreds of dollars on diagnostics alone, why not? You can use MS309 to retrieve generic codes, manufacturer-specific codes, and pending codes in seconds and display DTC definitions under the codes, quickly locating the problem areas, then clear/reset the codes after proper repairs.
  • 🚙【Turn Off Check Engine Light】When your car detects an emission related problem, Check Engine Light will be turned on. Do you want to spend hundreds of dollars to turn off this light every time, maybe it's just a gas cap that's not tightened or needs to change bad parts like spark plugs and ignition coils? With Autel MS309 scan tool, you can read code to quickly find out why the check engine light is on and reset it.
  • 🚙【Ready For Annual Smog Check】If the OBD II Readiness Monitors on your car are not “Ready”, your car may fail the smog check. MS309 OBD2 scanner can retrieve I/M Readiness status to check the monitors like misfire monitor, fuel system monitor, comprehensive components monitor, catalyst monitor, O2 sensors, EVAP, etc, to help your car ready pass the annual smog check. That way you won't waste time and money on a failed smoke check.
  • 🚙【On-Screen DTC Definition, Easy To Use】 Isn't that exactly what you want? Each code is followed by its definition, saving time and effort, quickly locating the problem location, perfect for car DIYers and beginners. When you are reading codes, the corresponding DTC definition is placed below the code. MS309 OBDII scan tool communicates with vehicles through a standard 16-PIN OBD2 cable and it’s powered by vehicle directly- no battery needed.
  • 🚙【Retrieve Freeze Frame Data &Vehicle info】The more specific the information available, the clearer the problem. The OBD2 scanner MS309 can retrieve freeze frame data, including important engine parameters like RPM, fuel pressure, fuel trim, engine coolant temperature, etc. Also it can retrieve Vehicle Information such as VIN number, Calibration ID(s), Calibration Verification Nos. (CVNs), etc, which is useful to check whether the ECU matches when you are buying a used car.
  • 🚙【Works on 99% Vehicles】Autel MaxiScan MS309 compact pocket code reader supports all OBD2 protocols: KWP2000, ISO2000, ISO9141, J1850 VPW, J1850 PWM and CAN. This OBD2 code scanner is compatible with 99% OBDII-Compliant vehicles, passenger cars or light trucks. For OBD2 cars, usually, post 1996 for US market, post 2006 for EU market and post 2009 for Asian market.
  • 🚙【No-Worry Purchase】Automotive OBDII scan tool MS309 comes with a 12-month warranty and free lifetime technical support. If you need any technical support, please feel free to contact us at 📞autelofficial @ outlook . com📞. NOTE: It does not support the full engine system, if need, pls consider ML629/ MK808BT, etc.
Autel MS309 Universal OBD2 Scanner Engine Fault Reader, Read Clear Codes, View Freeze Frame Data, I/M Readiness Smog Check CAN Diagnostic Scan Tool
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u/motodoto · 1 pointr/Longmont

I recommend an 802.11AC router, so you can actually take advantage of the 1gbps connection over wireless somewhat.

https://www.amazon.com/NETGEAR-Nighthawk-Gigabit-Support-Compatible/dp/B00F0DD0I6

I often refer the Netgear Nighthawk to friends, very consistent, works great. I've been using it for the past 2 years, doesn't have any issues. Older models usually have more support and all the bugs worked out/updated by now too. It's easy to setup.

It depends on what you are doing though... are you a technical person? Do you have a home server that you want to utilize? Are you going to use Power of Ethernet? etc...

If you just want something that works and doesn't need a whole lot of headache, just get the Nighthawk.

u/seasond · 4 pointsr/Longmont

To OP, it sounds like you're looking for a new bike. What make and model is your old ride? Changing a cable housing and cable is pretty basic stuff and will cost you about $10, if you buy this set.. Beyond that, you may be looking at the price of brake pads and lube (assuming your chain isn't stretched, and your tires aren't dryrotted). That will come out to far less than the >$450 you'll pay for a new, multi-speed bike from a local shop. Watch a few videos to demystify bicycle tuning

>I go to Brewhops at lunchtime

I'm fairly sure you mean Cyclehops. Here's my breakdown:

•Basic mountain bike repairs: Cyclehops
•Basic cruiser bike repairs: Longmont Bicycle Co or Longmont Velo
•Specialized parts, like bearings: Cyclehops is your best bet in town.
•Mountain bike tires, helmets, gear, knowledge: The Fix in Boulder
•Suspension tuning and repair: Dirt Labs

u/airunly · 2 pointsr/Longmont

Wow, I didn't realize that RC Cola was a rarity here (I was born in Texas). Good luck, if I see any out in the wild I'll let you know. Can it be in 2-liters or cans? Preference?

There is also this, which I didn't realize this combo was a thing, http://www.amazon.com/MoonPie-RC-Cola-Redneck-6-Pack/dp/B018GUZ2US/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1450130032&sr=8-1&keywords=rc+cola

u/Tretarooskie · 2 pointsr/Longmont

So there's a few options, but there's not really a simple/cheap solution that I know of. The first is to deal with slow wifi and maybe use LTE when it gets real bad. The second is to move the router somewhere. Like run a cat6 cable somewhere more central and put the router there. You'll get better wifi everywhere that way - but if you take away the hard line to your gaming setups you'll lose speed there.

There's a thing called a wifi extender - I tried one once and thought it was basically useless. I'd avoid that.

If you're willing to spend some money, it sounds like there's a thing called "wireless mesh." If I'm honest, I don't know everything about them, but I think you can get some good results from them if you're willing to spend some money. I don't claim that any of these are great, but I've considered them in the past - and would be considering them now if I hadn't just bought a car...

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u/clickwir · 1 pointr/Longmont

I've got NextLight and here's what I use.

From NextLight, go into a Ubiquiti EdgeRouter Lite, from that into a switch.

In the switch it all my wired devices, laptop, desktop, Roku, and a Ubiquiti UAP-AC-PRO for WiFi.

It all works great, very fast and my devices are the bottleneck, not my network.

It's not as simple and compact as an all in one wifi router job. But those are a jack of all types, master of none. The Ubiquiti router, switch and AP combo is far superior for performance and reliability.

u/usersingleton · 2 pointsr/Longmont

Yeah, still don't have nextlight here but i've considered getting an antenna and a tivo for it, but I really struggle to think of anything i'm particularly missing. I suppose if you wanted to watch local sports then it'd be a good idea, but hardly worth it for me.

I will say that I think tivo have a great product. If i were going down that path i'd get a TiVo Roamio and an antenna.

u/coloradogiant · 2 pointsr/Longmont

Outdoor is your best bet, but after trying several indoor antennas, the one that finally worked for me was this one: https://www.amazon.com/Mohu-Paper-thin-Reversible-Performance-MH-110584/dp/B00APPDX86/ref=sr_1_2?

A few notes:

  • I get better reception without connecting the amplifier (strange, but true)
  • On my 2 story home, I have it thumbtacked to a southern facing wall on the 2nd floor and get all of the Denver Networks without any issue

    Other indoor antennas usually gave me a couple of channels, but never ABC. This one gets me everything.

u/aberusugi · 3 pointsr/Longmont

Costco used to do it.

Walmart used to as well where I used to live, not sure of the one in town.

https://www.amazon.com/TOTMC-Capture-Adapter-Windows-Window/dp/B00M7T8T1E/ref=br_lf_m_curhvwtw75x48wn_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&s=pc

You could order one of these, use free software on your PC, and just do it yourself as well as long as you have a VHS player.

u/khedoros · 1 pointr/Longmont

I've got something similar to this that I use to check codes with my phone (and occasionally clear them).