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@@kennethhamburg8909 so you want to watch a 30-sec of something spinning around inside of a microwave with a light on? How far is our society dropped that you don't trust the fact that I'm telling you. I put it in the microwave for 30 seconds?

@@SidBonkers51 well, there might be several reasons for that that you haven't mentioned. If you try to cook them without the water, they will certainly do that. And if you try to heat up the water at the same time you're cooking the egg, it will do that. My method takes care of both of those issues by heating the water at first, putting the egg in the water and then only microwaving for additional 30 seconds. Give it a try. Also try covering the dish that you've got them in with a paper towel folded over or a cover like I show in the video.

@@KimMoonbmwmoonie I get a nice compact, non wispy result with cold tap water and a cold egg. Warm water gave me something that looked like yours.

@@amilnoodeling964 sorry to hear that. I'll give you any help you might need

, I hope it helped.

i was doing that, but in 90+ weather, it ends up overheating and shutting down... since the GPS is phone based, i end up losing the connection..

@@KimMoonbmwmoonie I call it the disconnected app. Just crappy engineering. I would love to get the idiots who green lighted the system into a meeting.

i paid $800 for my grinder... so I guess its all relative.

yep,perfect for the boxer. LOL

well, i've done it like this several times without incident... but thanks I'll keep your suggestions in mind next time.

Just dont put the alarm on and you should be fine.. also keep it in gear.

YOu have to unthink the normal process...The PHONE is the SATNAV. The comuputing power of the phone is being used inplace of a traditional navigation system like a garmin or TomTom. think o fthe TFT display. as just that... a display. the phone is the heart of the beast....the routes, the maps, the navigation is all hanlded through the phone app.think of it like when you are wathcing a youtube video on your phone and then cast it to your TV....

@@KimMoonbmwmoonie I get that ie the cell phone. However thats not how I use a SatNav and will use the app. I want to be able to wirelessly move a route or track from my phone to the SatNav or from my computer to SatNav (after being designed on Basecamp or Rever) or to phone to SatNav. I have no interest in my music going via the unit as it is linked to my helmet via my phone. As well, I have a backup mapping, GAIA, on the phone. Now this will be very useful when I rent a bike in the UK as I will be able to bring my gpx tracks or routes on my phone and then transfer it to the rental bike. Finally being completely linked gives more data sharing information to BMW as well as recording speed potentially to law enforcement

@@thecorporategypsy you can turn off the speed recording and turn off the data sync with BMW...and as i have said before, the bikes TFT is not the satnav device, it IS the phone app and the phone... The TFT display is a DISPLAY only. so there is no way to move a file over to the bike wirelessly without the phone because none of this works this way... What you need is a seperate GPS device and carry it with you to use with a ram mount. If aat that point youi are asking me how to export a route you saved on your phone to a 3rd party GPS device then that depends on the GPS device itself. I own a NAV6 and the only way to get a route on it without connecting it to a pc is to import it using a micro SD card. I dont know of any way to WIRELESSLY xfer data off of your phone to a GPS. that wold be a limitationof the GPS itself, inwhihc case, that would depened on themodel and brand of the physical GPS device...I do have a video that shows how to import a route using a micro SD to a Nav 6 th-cam.com/video/3ZtQOQnvLuk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=d1H1W253-pGUYj_n. I hope this helps

@@KimMoonbmwmoonie thanks

bt is for the headset and audio from the gps...but the maps are transmistted to the bike via wifi due to the amount of data needing to be transferred. I dont know how that would be working with out it.

Directly from the battery? I only used the power

great! Glad I was able to provide a nicer solution. I like it myself. LOL

Yes. It's a museum. It's a rail car ferry as i mentioned in the video. The badger is almost as old.

coo, my work here is done! LOL

so I dont have to use the unatractive straps to hold them on... Ifyou dont have an old airhead you might not know they tend to fall off.

@@KimMoonbmwmoonie Personally, I'd have kept using the strap and avoided making holes in the cases. It rains all the time over here and the last thing I'd want is wet luggage.

@@deepsmac7784 i guess you missed the part where I used rubber gaskets.....

Jeez be real if you've toured with Krausers you know straps are necessary. This fixes it internally.

@@louisrauzi3872 So you guys know better than the hundreds of thousands of people who tour with these cases without drilling holes in them? I have the updated cases from Hepco. Guess what? They didn't feel the need to make holes in these either. You are introducing a weak point to the structure and letting water in that will soak your stuff, but whatever, this is TH-cam, so it must be right.

Well I would probably need more information coming from you than that because I showed you how to do everything in the video from start to finish.

Make sure that you have Mp3 as an option. If not then maybe reformat your sd card and reload your music.

@@KimMoonbmwmoonie I formatted the memory card as FAT32. 64gb cards are not formatted as fat32. That's why I used a 32 GB card. A sufficient capacity to listen to music. problem solved. 👍

@@ersin79 That's a great observation. The size of the card was too large so you had to format it as NTFS and that definitely would have caused the problem. Nice catch!

It's very good, i got a few 41 degree leans. 😊