I have a bike frame and was wondering if anyone knew how to make a sidehack with no welding?
No, it is impossible to completely avoid radioactivity. Believe it or not, you are actually slightly radioactive. Also bananas and strawberries are radioactive. I say this not scare you. But rather to show that you will always be exposed to some small level of background radiation. This is okay, our bodies have evolved to survive these levels of radiation. It only becomes dangerous when you get exposed to extreme levels of radiation.
Hello. If you don't really have Auto electrical or mechanical experience then it's probably best if you don't attempt this kind of installation. You could receive all types of advice from other members on this site but, even with the most comprehensive detailed instructions and the best intentions, without experience you'll find it very difficult. If your new car is of similar genre, then it's a fair bet that the alarm and CDL unit will fit as most aftermarket units are interchangable. Just check with your insurer first to make sure that the catergorisation of that alarm type satisfies with their policy, then go find a qualified, reputable auto electrician or specialist alarm installation company for a quote. Try to ask for their advise first on the compatabilty of using the system on your new car though. The last thing you'll want is to get your car booked in only to find that after they've spent labour on removing the alarm from your old car, then to advise you that it won't fit the new one. You'd obviously be pretty brassed off having being given a bill for labour charges and still not having an alarm or CDL unit. Lastly don't go for the cheap option. Some folk will give you their keenest estimates but could provide a real bodge and cause you endless headaches and problems later on. Recommendation is, without sounding 'patronising' the best bet. Cheers
The valve of the hydrant is below ground, usually a couple of feet below the frost line, so the water doesn't freeze.
