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I agree with PS. I drive a Dakota that is 2WD and I just add weight to the back for traction, good tires, and proper inflation. Thats all thats needed. Now there has been some AWD systems in the past. All wheel drive and 4 wheel drive are close to the same, but they are not the same thing. All wheel drive is where all the wheels drive at the same time and there is no way to change that. 4 wheel drive is where the main power wheels will only power the vehicle, until the option of the use of the other wheels is selected. Generally, with a 4 wheel drive setup there will be a 2 hi, a 4 hi, and a 4 lo set up. This is an ideal setup for off road and city use. For just city use the 2 hi, and 4 hi are the only things that are needed in this situation. There has been some vans in the past, some that are still being made today as well that have had an AWD system. The Chevrolet/GMC Astro/Safari, The Dodge Caravan, and the Ford Windstar and even the Aerostar. Now not all these vehicles are equipted with the AWD setup, it is part of a trim package, and getting one of these with said trim package isn't always easy. The most common one that I see is the Astro/Safari
All frequency radiations are reflected back by metals. None can pass through. These include infrared raditions.
Infrared will heat the metal; and, metal is an excellent conductor of heat. If you had an IR detector on the other side of the metal - you'd see a hot-spot where the heat source was.
