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I have a set of B4FM. I not really impressed with them. The range in the wide open is maybe 200 yards. If you get too far away it beeps and squeals which is really annoying. I have had an issue where everytime I turned them off I had to re-pair but Lexin gave me some instructions to fix that...

If you can try running the camera off a power bank. I run my Sony HDR-AS50 off a small 4400 mAh one and it lasts for 6+ hours. I have the power bank in the inside breast pocket of my jacket and tuck the cord inside my jacket at the neck. When I had my old Hero 3+ you could buy a water proof...

Just a regular usb battery power pack. Yers I mount it on my helment on the top. I just tuck the wires into my jacket and have the battery pack in my breast pocket inside the jacket.

This is how I mounted a shovel to my box. I installed t tracks on the top. Then I made a bracket to hold the shovel. And another bracket for a small rubber mallet to knock of ice in the tunn

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I got rid of the handlebar mount that came with it and installed a GoPro mount. Here is a picture of it. I drilled a hole through the light and bolted it on. The light uses a USB cable.

I am using this one this year: https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B07FGF546T/?coliid=I3RB3OWB71GA0Z&colid=3F5ERMRXA5Y4W&psc=1&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it_im Its 1200 lm and uses regular power banks. Its incredibly bright. I added a GoPro mount to it for my bike and helmet. For under $20 its a heck of a deal...

I use a Sony HDR A50. Picked it up last year for under $150. Great video, does 1080p @ 60 fps and the batteries last 2 hrs in the cold. Plus its a nicer form factor on the side of the helmet. The main issue with the GoPro session is the battery is built in and non-replaceable. So when you are...

Used them on my sled for the past 5 years to hold a shovel. No issues.

I do ship my sled parts to the office. Only because I live in the country and Purolator can't find my house. Plus it cheaper. The fact the wife doesn't know is just a side benefit. Well actually most of the parts are for the sled she rides so... So its a win/win for me.

The recall is S2009-008 Ground Failure at Joint Connector. If you shoot me your email I will send you the complete document (4 MB PDF).

My 07 Yamaha Phazer did not come with one. First thing I did was install one. And then tested it to make it kills the motor. My Yamaha is different - they need a normally closed tether with is not common (some older Arctic Cats use them).

It could be a couple of things: 1. The RPMs have to be under 1800 for reverse to engage. 2. Yamaha has an updated belt and a shim for the secondary (helped me). 3. When you press the reverse button and it tries to go into reverse but can't try rocking the sled. It will usually engage...

My 07 Yamaha Phazer did not come with a tether switch. Yamaha uses something called a TORS (Throttle Override System) to determine if the throttle is stuck open. That's great and all but doesn't kill the machine if you fall off! I installed a tether in-line with the factory kill switch. Came in...

I installed a tether on my 07 Phazer (similar enough) Install a normally closed tether inline with the brown stop button wires. Check this out: http://www.ty4stroke.com/viewtopic.php?t=97610&highlight=