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It would depend on where you live and how you live. Assuming you are NOT a city person, have an idea how to hunt, fish and grow you own food, you might be able to do quite well on $30,000 a year. Knowing how to be self-sufficent and living where you can live that way can really stretch a dollar...

SURE he is!!! LOL Layoutshooter

See, I am capable of rational thought. letzrocketexpress should be amazed!!! :p Just joshin!!! Layoutshooter

See, I am capable of rational thought!!! LOL :p Layoutshooter

There would have to be seperate solutions for dry box and reefer, although I do not have a metal top on my truck. Besides, even if I had a tranlucent roof, I MIGHT be willing to loose that to insure no ice or snow build up, just for the fuel consumption and weight problems. In addition to the...

Thanks, I knew the caliber was the same I was just not sure on the overall length. That clears that up. Layoutshooter

That would work in a terminal, but not while on the road. You would have to have a whole lot of them at every truck stop and then you would still have the problem where there are no stops for miles. Can you picture the line at a truckstop de-icing area after a big storm? Layoutshooter

Ok, you understand this better than I, I thought that the .223 was shorter overall and did not always chamber well in the longer 5.56 chamber. I know the 5.56 can handle the lower pressure but was un-sure about the length of the round. Am i correct? Layoutshooter

You got that right!! What a piece of work the UN is. I do believe that it might be better if we cut most of the funds we put in there. I am not sure if I want to drop out, but I do lean that way. Layoutshooter

They often show the de-icing procees on the runways or at the gates when they do stories on snow storms or plane crashes. They mention the inflight sytems be don't seem to go into much detail on thier operation. Layoutshooter

I was not aware of that. I was under the impression that only a Wylde chamber could handle both rounds and I could only find that chamber on the Rock River stuff. You learned me sumthin' today!! :D A there special models that handle both or was I wrong on the other chamber? layoutshoooter

Yes, a chemical procees. It is far easier for them. They are restricted by thier very nature to limited road areas, runways. The de-icing machines are placed in such a way that they have to pass by them prior to take off. Also, some airlines do thier own de-icing. I think some aircraft also have...

I have heard that about the Rock River. I was interested because of the chamber being able to handle both 5.56mm military stuff as well as .223. I might be looking for a scope soon. I will be in touch. Only thing holding me back is money. HEY!! Maybe I can get a grant from Obama for all my...

Well, geez, at least the other two stories were real. Layoutshoooter

Oh, to be sure there is waste and duplication, it is, after all, a government agency. I do believe that had we left space exploration to private industry we would be living on Mars by now. There is more information sharing going on than you might think, I was involed with that on and off for a...

You would think so but many states are looking to pass laws, on the snow and ice problem, ONLY. Some are passing laws to cover loads as well. You can be sure of one thing thought, it will cost us money and truckers will ALWAYS lose in a law suit. Layoutshoooter

At last an insight to your thoughts. I am NOT a fringe person. I do not believe in attacking innocent people like McVey did. That was a senseless waste of human life. I do however do not agree with some of your analisys. This government can and will fall into tryanny. Every government does, it...

I do agree with you on how useless the UN is, I don't know about the NASA part. There have been a lot of spill over from NASA projects that we all enjoy on a daily basis. Like our small computers, new metals and alloys that keep our truck weight down, new medicines etc. One thing to keep in mind...

That has been brought up, Greg is of the belief that a truck does not produce enough power to do that. It would take a lot of power to melt exsiting ice, I don't know how much less it would take to stop ice from forming. Layoutshooter

The is an answer somewhere, shoot, if we keep kicking this around in here WE might come up with it!! Layoutshooter