An Aircraft Carrier Made From Ice And Wood Pulp: The Story Of Project Habakkuk
It's hard to imagine aircraft carriers made of anything but steel. Here's the story behind Project Habakkuk, the WWII carrier made from ice and wood pulp.
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Toyota Sienna: The Best Years To Buy (And The Ones You Should Steer Clear Of)
The Toyota Sienna is a long running minivan that has proven a reliable family hauler, but some years are certainly a better buy than others.
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What Should Your Apple Watch Move Goal Be? 4 Factors To Consider
Your Apple Watch can be your companion to helping you achieve your fitness goals, but you may need to adjust them based on a number of factors.
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Gooseneck Vs. 5th Wheel Trailer Hitches: Pros, Cons, And Major Differences
When it comes to towing trailers or campers behind your truck, is a gooseneck hitch or a 5th wheel hitch better? Here are their pros and cons.
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Legendary Sci-Fi Vehicles: How They Were Really Built
There are plenty of memorable movie cars, but how did the film crews bring them to life? Let's take a look at some iconic vehicles and their production process,
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Why The New F/A-18 Block III Super Hornet Is The Navy's Next-Level Fighter
F/A-18 Block III Super Hornet is based on a fourth generation fighter jet, but its advancements have ensured its continued use with the Navy for years.
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The Biggest Problem With Harley-Davidson's Early Big Twin Engines
The introduction of Harley-Davidson's Twin Cam 88 as a replacement for the Evolution engine would introduce new issues.
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What Does TCM Stand For In A Car?
The TCM is a crucial part of any car's automatic transmission system, and it can cause major problems if it malfunctions. Here's what you should know.
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What Oil Weight Do You Need For A Diesel Engine? Viscosity, Explained
Diesel engine oil is vital for optimal performance, and with so many options, it can be confusing to know which viscosity to use. Luckily, we're here to help.
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How Does Your Camera's ISO Affect Your Photos (And What Do The Letters Stand For)?
You may be familiar with the ISO setting on a camera, but what does it actually do? We break it down for you and tell you when you might want to use it.
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Why Yamaha's Motor Vehicle And Audio Divisions Went Separate Ways
Yamaha's motor vehicle and audio divisions went separate ways years ago. Here's why it happened and what the two companies are doing nowadays.
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Why Did Mitsubishi Discontinue The Legendary Lancer Evolution?
Despite its iconic styling and reliability, the Mitsubishi Lancer Evo ended its run almost a decade ago, with slim chances of the rally car returning.
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Is WD-40 Safe To Use On Home Solar Panels?
WD-40 offers a range of products, and not all of them are a good idea when it comes to cleaning your home solar panels. Here's what you should know.
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I Made The Switch From Windows To Mac In 2024: Was It Worth It?
SlashGear's Jordan Wirth details his switch from a Windows laptop to Macbook, and whether or not the switch was worth the exchanging of different pros and cons.
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6 Makita Tools That'll Come In Handy During A Bathroom Remodel
Hiring a contractor can get expensive quickly, so if you want to tackle a bathroom remodel yourself, here are six Makita tools will come in handy.
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Why Nintendo's NES & SNES Classic Consoles Are So Expensive (And Where You Can Find One)
If you're feeling nostalgic, you might want to get your hands on one of Nintendo's tiny consoles. But buying the retro-styled machine won't be cheap.
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Audi RS3 Vs BMW M2 Coupe: The Biggest Problem Is Choosing Between The Two
BMW and Audi both have relatively affordable performance focused automobiles at a similar price point. We break down the differences between them.
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5 Of The Most Iconic Chevy Cars From The '90s
During the 1990s, Chevrolet was able to leave its mark in the automotive community with some iconic cars. Here are five that still turn heads to this day.
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How Much Horsepower Does A 1988 Pontiac Firebird Have & What's One Worth Today?
The 1988 Pontiac Firebird is, in many ways, forgotten classic. However, it's power ratings are impressive, and it can still sell for a good amount today.
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How To Automatically Change Your iPhone Lockscreen Wallpaper
Thanks to the Photo Shuffle feature on iOS 16 and later, you can turn your iPhone lock screen into a slideshow of your coolest photos.
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The 10 Coolest Mad Max Movie Vehicles And The Cars They Used To Build Them
The "Mad Max" movies have always been a treasure trove for heavily modified vehicles ready to terrorize the wastelands. Here are 10 of our favorite ones.
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What Is A Harley-Davidson Stage 2 Upgrade And How Much Does It Cost?
There are four upgrade stages that you can have done on your Harley-Davidson motorcycle. Here’s what Stage 2 upgrades and how much it costs.
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What Do Diesel Laptops Actually Do And Who Owns The Company?
Diesel laptops aren't just another computer option, they're used to troubleshoot certain machinery and the company is owned by an industry expert.
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5.7 HEMI Vs. 5.7 HEMI With eTorque: Which RAM 1500 Engine Should You Choose?
Starting in 2019, you could opt for an eTorque version of the 5.7L HEMI V8 engine in a Ram 1500. Here’s how it differs from the standard 5.7L HEMI V8.
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These Dirt Bikes Are Some Of The Rarest In Existence
These are the coolest but rarest dirt bikes from big-name brands like BMW and Cannondale down to little-known makers like Izh and Ammex.
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Everything To Know About The 2024 Kawasaki Z500
The Z500 is the latest addition to Kawasaki's venerable and respected Z series of naked bikes. Here's what you need to know about it.
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5 Of The Best Accessories For Your Makita Starlock Multi-Tool
Makita's Starlock is becoming a widely recognized blade system that can be used with a variety of oscillating tool brands.
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