Are There Any Helicopters You Can Fly Without A Pilot's License?
Flying most aircraft requires a pilot's license, but there are a few exceptions, like ultralight helicopters. However, there's a lot you should know first.
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Here's How Harbor Freight's Predator RV Ready Generator Parallel Kit Works
If you're looking to power your RV while on the go, Harbor Freight's 30AMP Predator Parallel Kit has plenty of juice. Here's how the generator works.
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What Exactly Is A 'Planet Parade' And How Often Do They Happen?
In a planetary parade, you can the view multiple planets close to each other. However, on a special but rare few occasions, they appear to align.
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This Is The Biggest iPhone In The World (And It Has A 400-Watt Flashlight)
iPhones have gotten bigger over the years, but none are quite as big as this massive one made by a YouTuber. It really works and looks amazing.
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Can You Install SteamOS On An Old Windows Laptop?
SteamOS has finally been given a wider release, allowing users to install it on specific handheld devices, but can you install SteamOS on your old laptop?
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The Ancient Egyptian Military Shipwreck That Will Take Us Hundreds Of Years To Explore
Locating a historic shipwreck is only the beginning. One ancient Egyptian vessel may take us literally hundreds of years to fully and safely explore.
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Why Do Off-Road Vehicles Have Flags? Here's What They're For
Off-roading is some of the most fun you can have in a vehicle. Race-prepped off-road vehicles usually have flags on the back. What are they for?
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Why Are Trucks Called 'Lorries' In England?
You say "lorry," I say "truck." Language can be funny like that sometimes. Here's why the English call trucks "lorries," and where the word comes from.
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This Is The Only Car Battery Brand Walmart Sells In-Store (And How Much They Cost)
Walmart uses in-store brands to offer lower costs and better stocking options for customers, which is why there's only one car battery brand they sell.
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10 Supercars That Are Unexpectedly Cheap To Maintain
Supercars have eye-popping MSRPs, but its maintenance that turns billionaires into millionaires. These exceptions deliver affordable super performance.
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Are Ryobi Angle Grinders Any Good? (According To Reviews)
If you need an angle grinder for a project, you might have come across some made by Ryobi and wondered if they're good. We looked to real buyers to find out.
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Windows 11 Is Getting An All-New Start Menu – Here's How You Can Try It Out
If you'd like to test the new Windows 11 Start menu, with apps in recommended category folders and other helpful functionality, this is how you try it.
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Harley-Davidson Fat Boy Grey Ghost 1990 Vs. 2025: How The Motorcycle Has Changed
For 2025, Harley-Davidson is releasing a modern take on the iconic 1990 Grey Ghost, based on the Fat Boy. How has it changed over the last 35 years?
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Is It Normal For Diesel Engine Oil To Turn Black?
Engine oil is an absolutely crucial item for any car, regardless if it's diesel or gasoline. Is it normal for the oil in diesel engines to turn black?
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5 Airline Myths Popularized By Hollywood
There are a lot of things that are mythologized by Hollywood storytelling, but these five myths about airlines and airplanes have persisted for years.
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Toyota Grand Highlander Vs Kia Telluride: Which Is Bigger & How Do They Differ?
The Toyota Grand Highlander and the Kia Telluride are two of the top players in the three-row SUV segment. Which one of them is actually bigger?
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The Most Advanced Nuclear Submarine (Not Made In The US)
The US bolsters an impressive arsenal of nuclear of technologically advanced submarines, but which country has the most advanced submersible outside of America?
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Can You Tow With A Rental Car? Here's What You Need To Know
Rental cars are super convenient and useful for a variety of reasons. If you have a trailer, do rental companies allow you to tow with a rental?
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Why You Might Want To Stick LED Strip Lights Behind Your TV
These days almost every living room has a TV of some sort, so marrying the lighting and vibe of your favorite room to the screen you're watching makes sense.
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What Is Starlink's Performance Kit And Do You Really Need It?
Curious about Starlink’s Performance Kit? Learn what’s included, how it improves connectivity, and whether it’s worth the upgrade.
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Every Major Pruning Saw Brand Ranked Worst To Best
See how top pruning saw brands stack up. We rank major power and pole saws, considering stats, reviews, and overall brand reliability. Find your best fit.
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The Honda Engine That Survived 7 Generations And Over 1 Million Miles
Honda is well-known for making reliable and dependable cars. One of the company's engines survived well over a million miles. Which engine took the honors?
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What Does NAPA Stand For & Who Owns The Auto Parts Company?
You've probably bought tools and auto essentials from a NAPA store, but have you ever stopped to ask what the name means and who owns it? Here's the lowdown.
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How To Find Your Motherboard's Serial Number (And Why You Might Want To)
Need your motherboard’s serial number? Learn how to find it quickly and why it’s useful for support, upgrades, or warranty claims.
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Toyota Grand Highlander Vs Honda Pilot: Which Is Bigger & How Do They Differ?
Comparing the size of the two three-row SUVs, the Honda Pilot is bigger than the Toyota Grand Highlander, but the Grand Highlander has more cargo capacity.
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Cars Powered By The Ford Coyote Engine
The displacement wars are nearing an end, and Ford has proved loyal to its its V8 configuration. The light, powerful Coyote has been powering Fords since 2011.
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Why Are Old Airplanes Stored In The Desert?
If you've ever wondered why old airplanes are stored in deserts, there's a perfectly logical reason for it. It has everything to do with the dry climate.
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