Here's Why Yeti Recalled Its Hopper Coolers
Yeti recalled some models of its coolers in 2023. We explain what the issue was and what to do if you still have one of the affected coolers.
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What Is A Chrysler 'K-Car,' And How Did They Get Their Name?
Chrysler was saved by the introduction of the "K-Car," but what is it, exactly, and how did it revolutionize not just the automaker but the entire industry?
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Can't Find The App Store On Your iPhone? Here's How To Get It Back
If you're trying to find your Apple App Store and it's nowhere to be seen, don't panic. There are ways to bring it back to your iPhone Home Screen.
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What Are The Flashing Lights On MotoGP Leathers For?
If you've ever noticed flashing lights on MotoGP riders' suits, you're probably curious why they're there. The tech plays a crucial role in rider safety.
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Bentley Convertibles Are Not Cheap - Here's How Much A New One Costs In 2025
Bentley Convertibles offer some of the highest-luxury touring driving experiences, but this understandably come at a high premium for potential buyers.
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What Is A Wingman Drone And How Does It Work With Fighter Jets?
The future of aerial combat in the military looks like it could be increasingly unmanned. Wingman drones are a step in that direction. Here's what we know.
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How The Bermuda Triangle Got Its Terrifying Reputation For Making Ships Disappear
There's no mystery to the Bermuda Triangle, as ships and planes don't vanish there at an unusually high rate, and most have a reasonable explanation.
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What Is Milwaukee's Smallest Impact Driver? (And What Can You Do With It?)
An impact driver can come in handy for quite a few different projects, and Milwaukee has one that comes in a small package. Here's what it's capable of.
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NASA Has Its Own Fleet Of Fighter Jets - Here's What They're Used For
NASA, the agency known for space exploration maintains a fleet of fighter jets as well, but it's not for their original purpose. Here's what we know.
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Used Carbon Fiber Can Be Recycled, But It's Not Easy – Here's Why
Carbon fiber is a widely used in a lot of industries, notable for its strength. As well as being expensive, it's very difficult to recycle, but not impossible.
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Does Your Car Have A 6-Speed Or 8-Speed Transmission? Here's How To Tell
More often than not, car transmissions have multiple speeds, or gears. How can you tell if your car has a six-speed or an eight-speed transmission?
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How Much Do Aircraft Carriers Weigh? (And Which Is The Heaviest?)
Asking how much an aircraft carrier weighs is a tricky question because there are so many carriers around the world, so it really depends which one you mean.
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The Most Infuriating Traffic Light In U.S. History Used To Make New Jersey Driver Bonkers
New Jersey drivers complain about the light in West Milford at Clinton Road and Route 23, but two decades ago, it could stay red for over five minutes.
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This Bike Has The Most Powerful 2-Cylinder Engine In The World - Here's How Fast It Can Go
The two-cylinder layout is exceptionally common in the world of motorcycles. This bike has the most powerful two-cylinder in the world, and it's really fast.x
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Is A Car Totaled If The Airbags Deploy? Here's What You Need To Know
If you're in an accident where your airbags deploy, you might think it's curtains for your car. That may not necessarily be the case. Here's what we know.
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What The US Army Is Replacing The Howitzer With In Certain Regions Of The World
The Howitzer has been around since the 1600s, so it's no surprise that some sections of the U.S. Army are replacing it. The question is: what with?
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What Gives Harley-Davidson Engines Their Classic, Unique Sound?
Harley-Davidson motorcycles are known for the characteristic "potato-potato-potato" sound of their engines. But what gives them that classic sound?
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13 Useful Car Gadgets That Make Road Trips Safer
Road trips can be made much less stressful if you have the right gear and tools for your car ahead of time.
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Your Gas Tank (Likely) Doesn't Need To Be Cleaned - It's A Common Mechanic Scam
If a mechanic suggests that you should clean your car's fuel tank, you should be wary. Here's why it's a very uncommon job most cars don't need.
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Why Atlantic Crossings Are Faster From North America To Europe
Jet streams are strong, high-altitude winds that can help an aircraft go faster from west to east, but can be unpredictable in their exact location.
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Why Did Some Spitfire Planes Have Clipped Wings?
The Spitfire was a thing of beauty from the moment it debuted. But beauty doesn't help in combat, and some later versions had clipped wings. Here's why.
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Do Diesel Trucks Use Catalytic Converters?
When you think of catalytic converters, you probably think of internal combustion engines, but what about diesel engines? Here's everything we know.
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What Does Dodge's 'Scat Pack' Designation Mean?
Car brands are no strangers to extravagant names, but "Scat Pack" likely seems like an odd choice of words to most. But what's the story behind it?
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A Beginner's Guide To AC & DC Power - Here's How They Differ
Not sure what separates AC from DC power? This beginner-friendly guide breaks down the differences in how they flow, work, and power your world.
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How Many Extensions Can You Add To A Ryobi Pole Saw?
The Ryobi Pole Saw is a useful tool for cutting those hard to reach limbs, but just how much longer can you make it with the aid of extension poles?
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Do You Really Need An Oil Cooler For Your Car?
We do everything imaginable to ensure our vehicles last, but is an engine oil cooler modification a necessary addition to prolong the life of your car?
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Yamaha R7 Top Speed: How Fast Is The Motorcycle And Is It Good For Beginners?
Yamaha's R7 offers a lot of performance for the price, compared to rivals. But how fast is it exactly, and should you consider it if you're a newbie?
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