u/Jim1648

What Are Some Good Street Legal Electric Motorcycles These Days?

I am just starting to look into buying a street legal electric motorcycle.

What are some good ones to consider?

I am open to buying it ready-to-go, but I might consider a street legal kit for the right motorcycle.

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u/Jim1648 — 5 hours ago
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What Are Some Good Street Legal E-Bikes These Days?

I am just starting to look into buying a street legal electric motorcycle.

What are some good ones to consider?

I am open to buying it ready-to-go, but I might consider a street legal kit for the right motorcycle.

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u/Jim1648 — 5 hours ago
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Ryobi Power Source With T-Mobile Gateway Run Time

If I use a Ryobi RY40BG02B 40V 300W Power Source/Charger with a 6 amp battery, is there any way to determine approximately how long I can power a T-Mobile G5AR Gateway?

I would use a USB-C to USB-C cord.

The T-Mobile G5AR Gateway (released July 2025) features a Wi-Fi 7 (4x4 2.4G/5G/6G) radio, supports 5G SA (Standalone), and utilizes a USB-C power input, typically operating at DC 15V. It supports AC input of 100–240V at 50/60Hz, designed for 5G NR (n25, n41, n48, n66, n71, n77) and LTE bands.

Electrical & Power Specifications

  • Power Adapter: AC 100–240V, 50/60Hz
  • Power Input: USB Type-C (15V typically, based on similar models)
  • Power Consumption: ~45W (maximum theoretical)
  • Interface: USB Type-C x 1 (Power), USB Type-C x 1

https://www.ryobitools.com/support/details/46396052261

u/Jim1648 — 3 days ago

Switch From AT&T Prepaid To US Mobile

My wife and I are are currently on an AT&T Prepaid $300 per year plan.

We aren't dissatisfied with the service, but are thinking of switching to the US Mobile $199 per year plan for cost savings and possibly additional features.

We both have factory unlocked smartphones that are eSIM compatible.

Our due date with AT&T Prepaid is June 15, 2026.

I plan to move one of us to Dark Star (AT&T) and the other to Warp (Verizon).

If I simply plan on doing this on Monday, June 14, 2026, a day before our AT&T Prepaid service expires, is there anything else I should be aware of before I make this happen?

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u/Jim1648 — 3 days ago
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AT&T Business Power Class 1 High Power User Equipment (HPUE)

I knew that public safety was permitted more power on Band 14. I did not know that AT&T Business was doing 1.25 watts on Band 14.

Highest available power
AT&T is the only network that lets businesses take advantage of Power Class 1 High Power User Equipment (HPUE).

Is this new?

https://www.business.att.com/products/att-megarange.html

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u/Jim1648 — 4 days ago

Do I Need To Go To A T=Mobile Store To Cancel A T-Mobile For Business Line?

I currently have two lines of service on T-Mobile For Business. I called Customer Support this morning, gave them the account information, including a PIN number. I was then told that I need to go to a T-Mobile store to verify. Is this new? I have done things in the past over the phone and have never had to go into a brick and mortar store.

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u/Jim1648 — 6 days ago

I have two AT&T Prepaid lines of service on the $300 per year plan.

Both have a due date of June 15 2026.

Can I add $150 to each line to push my due date out 6 months or does the full $300 need to be paid by June 15 2026 to renew?

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u/Jim1648 — 12 days ago

I am a current AirTV Anywhere user. My wife and I typically use it to watch local channels when we are away from home in our RV. Lately, the  AirTV Anywhere has disappointed me. Specifically, when I want to change channels, it often requires me to reboot.

I am considering replacing it with a Tablo TV. How well does Tablo TV work streaming out of home?

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u/Jim1648 — 17 days ago