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Country: 96.126.119.101, North America, US
City: -96.8217 Texas, United States
The "new" car keys don't weather the surf too well. I would stash the key in a wet suit pocket and go surfing, but it's not good with e-keys. I feel pretty secure with the Key Vault guarding my keys.
The book is excellent - I was a bit concerned about the publisher/print, I have not bought a reference book in awhile, but the print is very light and pictures are harder to see.
pet had a severe reaction to collar, lost hair around collar area and welts took two weeks to heal. had extra fees due to veterinary care.
I installed them in my 2016 Ram 1500 Laramie crew cab ecodesiel. Fit is perfect and they look great.
we purchased this program to create architectural designs of a home that we have purchased since it is a foreclosure and needs a great deal of work. The program is relatively simple to understand and their online videos are outstanding! The various forums and support is also excellent. We are running a iMac using Windows parallel to run this program and have not had any problems. I do wish that they would create this program for Mac directly.
Performs well - seems to charge faster than a USB connection to a PC. Charger is useful for a variety of other devices I have that connect to a USB cable. Solidly built, and seemed inexpensive.