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Cross posted. I have four Garmin Rino 120 GPS radios. Used to keep tabs on the rest of the party! Three work great, the fourth has a broken positive battery clip. These seem to sell for about $140 each plus shipping on Ebay. Asking $100 each or $300 for all four. OBO. May be interested in 2A trades. Can meet at BassPro in the evening or weekend or south Tempe during work days. Thank you for looking. Keep in contact anywhere with Rino 120. This water resistant FRS/GMRS radio plus GPS navigator has a built-in basemap and vibrate mode so you can stay in contact when you're out in the wild. Find Your Friends Rino 120 combines two-way radio and GPS features to help you keep tabs on others in your group. Using Rino's unique position reporting feature, you can send your exact location to other Rino users in your group, so they can see your precise location on the map page. And, because Rino is a standard FRS/GMRS radio, you can use it to communicate with any other conventional FRS/GMRS radio around. Add More Detail Rino 120 can save up to 500 of your favorite places in memory as waypoints so you can visit them later. The 120 also has a built-in Americas highway basemap and 8 MB of internal memory so you can load additional detailed maps from optional MapSource® products. No cord comes with GPS.

Wow smoking deals! Wish I was closer..... and smaller.

I have heard there are tons of benefits from this, but not sure it is my cup of tea. I have heard you need to cool it first, strain the heavy fat solids off the top after it cools and then reheat and eat. Good luck!

Looking for someone to solder a positive battery clip which snapped in my Garmin Rino. Anyone able to help? Thanks! Work in Tempe near warner and Kyrene, live near BassPro. Can drive to most places within reason. What would something like this cost? Thanks!

That is what I thought. Not really worth it then is it?

Just a bit of battery corrosion.

Ttt

Gone. Thanks!

Gone. Thanks.

Have not made it in 2 years so one of my daughters and I picked some fruits here. Pickings were tough this year. Did end up having an awesome time with my daughter. Great time in the heat. Anyway, got about 8 gallons of pears. Made a bunch of syrup for drink mixers, ice cream and pancakes, and used the rest to make a bunch of prickly pear, blueberry and raspberry jam. Turned out awesome! Pics of the finished product.

Looking like Sunday morning for me. Taking some friends to teach them.

May go again this weekend to stock up on jelly! Going super quick at our house!

Traded pending meet up. Thanks!

Ttt

Ttt.

$70

Yes, until someone goes and buys alcohol, gets drunk, drives and kills someone. Then they are going to ban alcohol sales. I mean, that is the logic, right?

No idea, but a gallon or so of pure juice would be my guess.

Lots of fun and makes it sweeter when you can eat it for weeks!

For syrup, use only the juice and no pectin and just do not cook as long. Simple recipe!

Ttt

Lots of hunts coming up, someone needs a shooter.

$70? Someone needs a good pair for the truck at a great price!

Half prickly pear juice, half any other fruit (I like blueberry and raspberry)—crush and mix the fruit. Strain the juice for a jelly, do not strain for a jam (my preference) equal amount sugar about half cup lemon juice for each few cups of fruit juice pectin per instructions Bring fruit to a rolling boil with lemon juice. Stirring constantly. Add the sugar and return to boil for a couple minutes. Add pectin. Stir constantly. Return to boil. Stir constantly. Instructions say to boil for exactly one minute and then spoon into jars. However, I have found it does not set as well in my experience. I will slowly boil and skim off the foam for an additional 20-30 minutes, stirring to keep the mixture from burning until the mixture starts to gel on a spoon in the freezer for a few minutes. Then pour into hot, clean jars to 1/4 inch from the top. Seal firmly and flip over, I do not use a pressure canner. Never found the need, this has worked every time. Super easy. Hardest parts are juicing prickly pear and cleanup. Juicing prickly pear: singe off prickers with propane torch on both sides. Rinse in bucket and swirl to remove extras missed. Cut off both ends and split in half. Then stick in blender with a bit of water to help pull out juices. Strain three times or use a pillow case to allow juices to drain through. Does not stain pillow case at all! cleanup: you are on your own with that one! Hot water the moment you are done as everything is now sticky!