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Looks like a nice toolbox/tank combo Aaron. Which one is that? Looks like the same fuel pump that comes with my tank. What is that other electrical device before the pump? Some sort of anti-siphon valve?
And yes, the valve before a bump is a solenoid valve to stop the flow of fuel and prevent a siphon effect.
Looks nice. All of the RDS aux tanks I was looking at were gravity feed. Didn't know they offered a power setup unless that was something you did on your own?
Looks nice. All of the RDS aux tanks I was looking at were gravity feed. Didn't know they offered a power setup unless that was something you did on your own?
Just need to make sure the tank has a pick up straw. I called and talked to RDs about it and they had no issues including one for me. From there you need a 12v pump the selonid valve and some hose. Pretty straight forward.
Super happy with ATOTO A6 Pro and this S8 Ultra doesn’t suck. I added the USB ports in dash to connect to (2) of the ports on this S8.
CD’s are so 1980’s man. Who still uses this antiquated technology??? New cars don’t even come with CD players anymore! I can use a thumb drive (1000% more durable and therefore more reliable) to play music if I’m not streaming it. I don’t miss my scratched up CD’s at all.
I nearly bought into Sony’s MiniDisc back in the day. It’s a good thing I was still a poor high school student and couldn’t afford it. Like all formats Sony invented (like Betamax), it fell by the wayside. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/MiniDisc
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