12 Budget-Friendly Camper Vans That Won't Break The Bank
Enjoying the great outdoors from your very own camper has been an American past time for decades. If they van life appeals to you, check out these camper vans.
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Does Leaving A USB Charger Plugged In Drain Your Car Battery? It Depends
If you mistakenly leave a device plugged into your car's USB port or 12v socket, can you expect to return to a dead battery? Not necessarily.
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How Fast Is The Kawasaki Ninja 650? A Look At Its Top Speed And Acceleration Times
Kawasaki's high-end Ninja bikes are well-known for being fast, but what about the more accessible members of the family, like the Ninja 650?
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All About The English Electric Lightning, Britain's First Supersonic Jet
The English Electric Lightning may not be as well-knwon as some American fighters, but this British supersonic jet had quite a lot going for it.
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Why China's C919 Airliner Can't Make International Flights (Yet)
Boeing and Airbus generally rule the skies for consumer travel, though China has a contender. But why can't the C919 airliner make international flights?
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13 Things You Should Know Before Buying A Mazda CX-90 (New Or Used)
A Mazda CX-90 is capable three row SUV that offers strong driving dynamics in an attractive package, but there are a few things to keep in mind before you buy.
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Here's How To Clear Cache In Google Chrome (And Why You Should)
Web browsers like Google Chrome generally work just fine, but there are times when we may need to clear the cache. Here's how (and why) to do it.
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Why Florida Demolished The Historic Ford Model T Factory
Ford's historic former factory in Jacksonville, Florida, is no longer, despite the building's long and storied history. Here's why the state demolished it.
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Who Makes The Carbon Cub Airplane & How Much Does One Cost?
The Carbon Cub airplane is a fan-favorite in the realm of private jets, and it's one you may be able to get yourself. Here's how much it'll cost you.
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What Vehicle Did The US Military Use After The Jeep? (It Wasn't The Humvee)
The Jeep is arguably the U.S. military's greatest contribution to modern warfare, but its run eventually came to an end. Here's the vehicle that came after it.
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How England Cracked The German Code Machine And Helped Win World War II For The Allies
During World War II, the Germans used an encryption device called the Enigma to communicate. The Allies had to work quickly to reverse-engineer it.
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Beyond Speed And Acceleration: Why Turbocharged Engines Allow Airplanes To Fly Higher
Propeller aircraft are limited by design compared to jet-powered planes, but turbochargers do allow them to reach heights previously impossible in older planes.
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How Do You Know If Your Turbo Is Burning Oil? (And What Should You Do About It?)
Turbochargers bring both improved performance and efficiency to vehicles, but while they are reliable, they're not bulletproof. Here's how to spot a failure.
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Lever Vs. Pistol-Grip Grease Guns: What's The Difference Between These Tools?
You're likely going to have to choose between a lever or pistol-grip grease gun while working on projects, but which one is the right choice?
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What's The Difference Between The PlayStation 5 Pro And Slim Consoles?
Sony currently sells two versions of the PlayStation 5: a Pro and a Slim console. How do the two differ both in appearance and what's under the hood.
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Is Ryobi's 18V 2Ah Battery Worth Buying? Here's Which Tools It's Good For
Ryobi's 18V 2Ah battery can be used with many different tools, but its relatively low amp-hour rating makes it best suited for certain ones.
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These Aircraft Carriers Have Crews The Size Of A Small City
Imagine the hustle and bustle of a city, with lots of people working together to keep society operational. Something similar happens on an aircraft carrier.
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Tesla's Autopark Doesn't Always Work - Here's When To Take Control
Like many other aspects of Tesla's self-driving options, Autopark is not without its limitations. Here are some situations where you'll need to take over.
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5 Auto Part & Accessory Brands You Might Not Realize Are Owned By AutoZone
When you need a part or accessory for your car, AutoZone is a good place to look. Here are five brands that you may not know the company owns.
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Why Hovering A Helicopter Is One Of The Hardest Skills To Learn As A Pilot
Pilots have to learn to hover a helicopter in order to land it. However, hovering is actually one of the toughest parts of navigating a helicopter.
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5 Of The Biggest Cruiser Motorcycles Ever Made, Ranked By Curb Weight
While "biggest" may mean different things to different people, these are the biggest cruiser motorcycles ranked by curb weight.
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Why Supercars Have Such Terrible Resale Value
Plenty of economy and luxury cars lose plenty of their value once they leave the dealership, but supercars specifically can be a mixed bag depending on rarity.
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The Largest Telescope In The World: How Many Megapixels Does Its Camera Have?
A Chilean observatory has unveiled the largest telescope in the world, equipped with a simply massive camera and capable to taking incredible photos.
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Is Honda Making A Koraidon Motorcycle? Here's What We Know
Gamers may be familiar with Koraidon, the legendary Pokémon from the game's Scarlet iteration. Is Honda making a motorcycle version of this rideable Pokémon?
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How Does Harbor Freight's Airless Paint Sprayer Work?
Paint rollers require a lot of manual labor, and standard paint sprayers can have inconsistent results, but Harbor Freight's airless paint sprayer is different.
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5 Of The Longest-Range Civilian Helicopters, Ranked
These five civilian helicopters have more than enough range, though note that mileage may vary depending on weather conditions and other factors.
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The Unlikely Way A Propeller Plane Outmaneuvered A Fighter Jet During The Korean War
You might think fighter jets reign supreme over propeller planes. Yet one prop plane in the Korean War proved that may not always be the case.
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