Milwaukee Dual Battery Vs. Single Battery Tools: Which Is Right For You?
Milwaukee's has an innovative line of dual and single battery tools to meet your needs, but which tools are the right choice for your projects?
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Stories By Tom Clark
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How Many MiG-31 Does Russia Have?
The MiG-31 is a fearsome airborne military machine, but how many does Russia have available at its disposal and does that account for recent conflicts?
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These US States Have The Most Active Duty Military Personnel
The U.S. Military has a presence across the country, but some states host significantly more active personnel than others. Here are the top five.
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Why Are Some Ethernet Cables Yellow? Here's What It Means
Have you ever seen a yellow network cable and wondered what its for? It turns out they have a specific purpose used by IT Pros. Here's what we know.
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How Safe Are Helicopters? Here's What The Statistics Have To Say
When the general public thinks about aircraft safety, they're typically concerned with commercial airplanes, but there are plenty who use helicopters, as well.
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What It Means When Your Car Battery Starts Smoking
It's not uncommon for drivers to see smoke rising from under the hood of their vehicle and sometimes the battery is the main culprit, which is problematic.
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Why Volkswagen Does Not Offer A Pickup Truck In The US
There are a lot of vehicles on the road and many of those are trucks. Just about every major automaker has a truck on the road in America, but not Volkswagen.
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Cruiser Vs. Destroyer: What's The Difference Between These Fighting Ships?
The U.S. Navy has used cruisers and destroyers since around the 1800s to serve similar yet different roles. To the general public, they might look identical.
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The Easiest Way To Waterproof Your Toolbox (And Why You Should)
Tool boxes aren't just for keeping your tools all in one place -- they can also protect them from the elements, assuming the box is waterproofed.
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What Was The Top Speed Of The Saturn V Rocket As It Propelled The Astronauts To The Moon?
The Saturn V rocket is widely known as the rocket that brought humans to the moon. It required considerable speed to escape Earth's gravitational force.
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How To Open A Modern Car's Hood If You Have A Dead Battery
Modern cars are getting so advanced that it can even be difficult to open the hood when you have a dead battery. Here's how and other possible culprits.
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Why Some Helicopters Have Wheels Instead Of Skids
If you've paid any attention to helicopters, you'll likely have noticed that some choppers use wheels instead of skids. Here's why they do this.
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Which Airlines Have The Worst Record For Plane Crashes Globally?
It's understandable to have a fear of flying, because even though it's rare, plane crashes do happen. Here are the airlines with the most crashes globally.
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How Long Will The Titanic Shipwreck Last Before It Completely Disintegrates?
The Titanic is living off of borrowed time as it rests underwater, but how long will it be before the ship's remains are completely disintegrated?
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Kenworth K100: Why The Iconic Semi-Truck Was Discontinued, Although Beloved
Kenworth's K100 semi-truck is one of the all-time greats and is a fixture of popular culture. So why did Kenworth discontinue the truck? Here's the story.
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What Are USB Headers And How Are They Different From USB Ports?
If you're looking to add USB ports to a PC, you might see something about USB headers. Are these the same as USB ports? If not, how are they different?
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What Kind Of Engines Do Cruise Ships Use & How Much HP Can They Produce?
There's so much going on with cruise ships that it's easy to forget that they use engines, too. But what engines to these ships use, and how powerful are they?
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Ryobi's Battery Warranty: How Long Is It And How Do You Claim It?
Do you have a Ryobi battery that has lost its charge or needs to be replaced for some reason? The company offers a warranty, and claiming it is fairly easy.
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How Government Policy Made American Pickup Trucks So Large Today
Trucks have increased in size in recent years, but it's not just because of consumer demand. A big part of it is due to a specific government policy.
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Why It's A Bad Idea To Store A Spare Car Battery In Your Trunk
If you are worried your car battery is about to fail, you may wonder if leaving a spare battery in your trunk is a good idea. Here's what you need to know.
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How To Clean And Maintain Your Tool Sockets And Make Them Last
Sockets are a must for any DIY toolbox, but if you want to keep them working for as long as possible, you need to clean and maintain them regularly.
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Which Private Jet Has The Longest Range?
Private jets are usually quite a bit smaller than a commercial one. Does that mean you should worry about its maximum range? Not if you're in this one.
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How Are 12V Car Batteries Recycled?
The 12V battery in your car is what you use to start it, but like other parts of your car, it wears out over time. Here's how it gets recycled.
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You Might Want To Think Twice About LS Swapping A Square Body Truck
The hefty price tag won't be your only concern if you perform an LS engine swap on a square body truck; it might require more parts and labor than you expect.
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What's The Safest Way To Store Lithium-Ion Tool Batteries To Prevent Fires?
Lithium-ion batteries power a lot of tech today, from laptops and cellphones to common power tools. But if stored improperly, they're a massive fire risk.
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What Does EFI Stand For? The Automotive Acronym Explained
Cars these days are littered with acronyms that denote various items, from the engine to the safety equipment. What does the common EFI acronym stand for?
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Why Do Some Lawn Mowers Use Hydrostatic Transmission And How Do They Work?
There are tons of different lawn mowers on the market, with different drivetrain combinations. What exactly is a hydrostatic transmission in lawn mowers?
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