im new to chips im debating between this and the bully dog, do you have to keep the SC permanently attached like BD?
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No, at least on my 2008 Titan, you only use the Cortex to reprogram the ecu and then your done. It does not stay attached to the vehicle. There is no visible indication that anything has been done.
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Nope, after i program mine i put it back in the box and tuck it under the back seat.
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No. You plug it in program it and disconnect it. I've had it for my Titan and loved it.
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No, once you upload it you can unplug it. I love mine! Currently have it in the 93 performance, maybe one day I will upload another tune lol!
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Hello Timothy, no the SC system re-flashes the ECU for each mode. Once it has reprogrammed the computer to the desired setting, you disconnect the unit. If you want to switch to a different mode you reconnect the module to the OBDII port and reflash the computer again. I own a 2006 Nissan Titan and I've found that it hasn't really improved fuel efficiency even in fuel saving mode, but if your simply out for more power, it will definitely give you what your looking for!
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Hey how are you, the chips come with a metal case to put them, i dont know if u can use it but i already try it with the case and is perfect
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kind of depends on your dog, I've had some that my dog devoured in an hour and others that lasted days. If your dog is a heavy chewer, I'd suggest taking it away after about 20 to 30 min. put it in a sealed bag, give it to him/her at another time. The last one I gave my dog, he swallowed large pieces of it and then hacked them up on the floor the next day! I won't buy them anymore, plus they are crazy expensive, bully sticks are cheaper.
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No. The chips are blank (aside from design) to allow you to designate your own denomination.
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I would think that it would depend on the blade that was being used, as far as chip-free cuts. I have not used it in that fashion. I think it would be very important to keep it fully charged as well so that the blade doesn't stall. As far as strait cuts with a straight edge it would follow the straight edge fine.
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No, when i received this product, great as it should be. Maybe it depends on the shipping and I dont know what chip your talking about. And also when you exercise it may depends on how you exercise on a safe manner. Did I answer your questions well?
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I don't see any removable chip...the only thing that is detachable is the USB drive that goes into your PC.
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I'm not sure about a removable chip but I can say it's awesome! Fits in my wallet. I dropped it a few times and it still works fine. I plug it into my TV to watch movies. Plug it into my phone to transfer pics. I just wish I bought the 64 gig instead of the 32.
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You have to use the pressed wood biscuits. They are more expensive than regular chips. Also want to warn you to research the product quality of Bradley Smokers. Mine broke after three weeks and Bradley voded my warranty because I didn't have the original box it came in. There are multiple stories online about Bradley Smokers breaking down within a couple of months.
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I trimmed with scissors both ways. I think you need to let your pooch play with it first to see how much kibble falls or not. I trimmed all of mine because my pooch was getting bored without kibble falling out. It is a matter of preference. I also used dog food combined with treats so he does not get too much overweight.
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7/14/14 8:00 AM PDT: Alan, I bought 8GB microSD's. I don't know if they are made in larger capacity chips. Have you been able to get D-Link to respond? That's an important question and consideration. I'd like to know the answer if you can get one. Thanks for the good question.
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Ni-cad, and memory loss is a problem. But the charge lasts a couple of months, so with a second battery or a second collar it's not a bad problem. We haven't run into issues with it at all, we just wanted to be prepared. Our rottie mix puppy has no trouble minding the fenceline, and we leave the collar "on" all the time.
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Yes. Some chips can't be reset. Now they have chips that are auto reset that you can buy.
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Chris, the unit is designed so that the s-blade stays attached to the bowl. This is so you don't lose the blade when you pour out the contents into another container. I found this very useful when making multiple batches, the blade is easily detached just by pulling up while holding the bowl down. When you place the bowl back onto the drive unit it will require that you give the blade a turn to get the drive flats lined up and the and the bowl to slide down. You also have to make sure that the locking tangs on the motor line up with the slots on the bowl, if they don't then you can get the bowl to lock in. I hope this helps with any issues that you are experiencing.
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The blades as stated in the owners manual should have a "pulling action" bringing the materials into the machine. You will notice the difference in the feed because there will be more "pushing" involved. The machine will continue to operate and chip the material well after the blades are beyond optimum sharpness. I recall that I let my first blades with the factory edge go a long time. It's a great machine (I've had mine like 20 years and you won't find a chipper easier to store.) Note: even though blades will continue to "do the job" when not ideally sharp, as with any tool it is good not to let them go to the point where the blades begin to deteriorate. Inspection is very easy. All you have to do is remove the feed cone (3 1/2 inch nuts) and rotate the rotor and the blades are right there to view and feel the edge. You don't want chips to start in the blade. If you do keep up with it you can do the job with a sharpening stone as opposed to the expense and bother of a wheel, or having them done professionally. Hope this was helpful.
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No it will not. You can set training mode which does not require a chip/tag though you cannot use the timer function with training mode. At least that is how I read the manual.
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Don't do this. If the chip is not properly inserted, it will migrate, and potentially might not be scanned, since they only scan the place they expect the chip to be. Get the chip done at your vet by professionals. I have all my pets chipped, and most rescues around here require it. Many shelters will put a dog down in days, before you even have time to find them, and a chip is proof to them that someone owns that dog.