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RE: 1500 curb weights

Thanks all. Learned a lot. And Mooky and Lliddis Chevs really help with what to expect looking for a late model Chev or GMC.
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Jbird
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11/16/20 06:38pm |
Tow Vehicles
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1500 curb weights

Ive given up on finding the answer to a relatively simple question online or on the forum here. Hope somebody can help me:
What is the real ,actually using it, curb weight of a late model 1500 pickup? The factory brochures give GVWRs and payloads,but the latter is not at all helpful if one doesnt have some ballpark idea of curb weight. I find one F150 owner weighing in at 6600; one online site suggests any where from 4900 to 5300 for a GMC. That's quite a range!
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Jbird
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11/16/20 10:55am |
Tow Vehicles
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RE: Cell Phone plan with truly unlimited data - no metering

I have a 7730L and the Visible site tells me Visible not available???
Did you change the APN to VSBLINTERNET in the admin advanced settings?
No,but I will certainly try. Thanks
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Jbird
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08/18/20 12:56pm |
Technology Corner
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RE: Cell Phone plan with truly unlimited data - no metering

I've been using the Visible (Verizon) plan for data only for over a year now, much of it with the Visible SIM in first a Verizon 6620L Jetpack and currently a 7730L Jetpack. Visible dropped the 5 Mbps limit some time ago, and while I'm not in the greatest signal area right now, this is what I'm streaming with right now and haven't seen a buffer delay yet:
https://beta.speedtest.net/result/9929915994.png
I have a 7730L and the Visible site tells me Visible not available???
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Jbird
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08/17/20 07:38pm |
Technology Corner
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Wilson/WEboost Sleek Model Model 460007

I used the much older Sleek for many years with good results. Two years ago I bought one of the above "reconditioned". I threw it away.
Now my daughter has bought a new 460007 and it appears to function in a sense-----it makes a signal worse going from -96db to -107 or -84 to-87.
Does anybody out there have one of these that actually works?
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Jbird
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08/17/20 04:25pm |
Technology Corner
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RE: Cell Phone plan with truly unlimited data - no metering

A further note re Verizon. I recently bought their "unlimited data" plan for my mifi. "Unlimited" of course is limited to 15G useable,followed by soup can technology as a courtesy. When I asked twice,very specifically, whether after 15G I got the soup can or merely lower tower priority as necessary, I was assured,twice, that it was priority,not automatic dial up speed. If ever an outfit was in need of more regulation.......
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Jbird
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08/17/20 04:14pm |
Technology Corner
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