>Why can't companies these days just print a shop manual and be done with it? They would be losing money without overpriced repairs. That's why they lobby so hard against right to repair. Even with some kind of right to…
What you want is the service manual. Owner manual should be implicit. OBD port can work for some cars, for some of the data. But other cars do have specialized gear they require to either access either reset some stuff…
Thank you, that is very interesting! I remember seeing something about absorption/emission and seemed to make some logical sense. But indeed if emission is in a random direction then transparent materials wouldn't make…
That is interesting. But then what is the explanation? Medium is not really anything concrete, we call that a collection of atoms isn't it? By default there is only one medium, the vacuum of space, in which there can be…
I saw they moved to composite blades but why don't they need such a warning system?
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>Why can't companies these days just print a shop manual and be done with it? They would be losing money without overpriced repairs. That's why they lobby so hard against right to repair. Even with some kind of right to…
What you want is the service manual. Owner manual should be implicit. OBD port can work for some cars, for some of the data. But other cars do have specialized gear they require to either access either reset some stuff…
Thank you, that is very interesting! I remember seeing something about absorption/emission and seemed to make some logical sense. But indeed if emission is in a random direction then transparent materials wouldn't make…
That is interesting. But then what is the explanation? Medium is not really anything concrete, we call that a collection of atoms isn't it? By default there is only one medium, the vacuum of space, in which there can be…
I saw they moved to composite blades but why don't they need such a warning system?
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