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lawgrad91 wrote:

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:

TillyGalore wrote:CathyCA, Lawgrad91, thank you for the explanations, now I get it. Well, most of it. What does DV stand for?

I'm pretty sure it is Domestic Violence.

Good answer, Ozzie! DV is domestic violence, except during basketball season, where the other DV causes people to want to commit domestic violence.

Yes! DingDingDing!

Ozzie, you retain control of the board. Our remaining categories are "County Courtrooms" and "Surgical Suites." Please select an answer.

CathyCA wrote:CathyCA, Lawgrad91, thank you for the explanations, now I get it. Well, most of it. What does DV stand for?

I'm pretty sure it is Domestic Violence.

Good answer, Ozzie! DV is domestic violence, except during basketball season, where the other DV causes people to want to commit domestic violence.

Yes! DingDingDing!

Ozzie, you retain control of the board. Our remaining categories are "County Courtrooms" and "Surgical Suites." Please select an answer.

Alex, I'm going to use my wildcard here and take "Golf Courses" for $2000!

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:

CathyCA wrote:CathyCA, Lawgrad91, thank you for the explanations, now I get it. Well, most of it. What does DV stand for?

I'm pretty sure it is Domestic Violence.

Good answer, Ozzie! DV is domestic violence, except during basketball season, where the other DV causes people to want to commit domestic violence.

Yes! DingDingDing!

Ozzie, you retain control of the board. Our remaining categories are "County Courtrooms" and "Surgical Suites." Please select an answer.

Alex, I'm going to use my wildcard here and take "Golf Courses" for $2000!

If you can take a golf course for $2000, I wanna be on your negotiating team.

Dang. That's about 30-35 posts just since last PM. I gotta cut back .

CameronBornAndBred wrote: I don't like pears. (Unless they're in a can...don't know why.)

Yes! I have the exact same feelings and the same inability to explain.

bluebutton wrote:

CameronBornAndBred wrote: I don't like pears. (Unless they're in a can...don't know why.)

Yes! I have the exact same feelings and the same inability to explain.

You aren't the only ones who feel that way yet cannot explain why.

Get over to WRAL-TV NOW!

UNC is having a news conference re football and ahem, academic achievement.

colchar wrote:

bluebutton wrote:

CameronBornAndBred wrote: I don't like pears. (Unless they're in a can...don't know why.)

Yes! I have the exact same feelings and the same inability to explain.

You aren't the only ones who feel that way yet cannot explain why.

This may mean I start a pear thread.

Lavabe wrote:This may mean I start a pear thread.

This could easily go in other directions.

Looks like my Garmin GPS may be part of a recall.

YmoBeThere wrote:Looks like my Garmin GPS may be part of a recall.

Ooh, I forgot to check mine today. Something with the battery, right?

lawgrad91 wrote:

YmoBeThere wrote:Looks like my Garmin GPS may be part of a recall.

Ooh, I forgot to check mine today. Something with the battery, right?

Hmmm. Wonder if mine is. I didn't know anything about a Garmin recall.

ArkieDukie wrote:

lawgrad91 wrote:

YmoBeThere wrote:Looks like my Garmin GPS may be part of a recall.

Ooh, I forgot to check mine today. Something with the battery, right?

Hmmm. Wonder if mine is. I didn't know anything about a Garmin recall.

Neither do I. Details please! Of course mine is registered with them, so I would think they'd email me.

From the email I received from Garmin:

Garmin has decided that a defect which relates to motor vehicle safety exists in certain models of Garmin's nüvi® brand of portable automotive GPS products due to a potential risk of battery overheating. Garmin has identified potential overheating issues when certain batteries manufactured by the third-party battery supplier within a limited date code range are used in certain Garmin nüvi models with a specific printed circuit board (PCB) design. It appears that the interaction of these factors can, in rare circumstances, increase the possibility of overheating, which may lead to a fire hazard.

Ozzie, if you're registered with them, they should have emailed you if your model was subject to recall. It's for nuvi 200W, 250W, and 260W, and the 700 series.

Typing that makes me realize that mine is safe. My nuvi 250W was stolen, and I replaced it with a regular 200. So I hope whoever has mine now, has it catch fire in their car.

lawgrad91 wrote:From the email I received from Garmin:

Garmin has decided that a defect which relates to motor vehicle safety exists in certain models of Garmin's nüvi® brand of portable automotive GPS products due to a potential risk of battery overheating. Garmin has identified potential overheating issues when certain batteries manufactured by the third-party battery supplier within a limited date code range are used in certain Garmin nüvi models with a specific printed circuit board (PCB) design. It appears that the interaction of these factors can, in rare circumstances, increase the possibility of overheating, which may lead to a fire hazard.

Ozzie, if you're registered with them, they should have emailed you if your model was subject to recall. It's for nuvi 200W, 250W, and 260W, and the 700 series.

Typing that makes me realize that mine is safe. My nuvi 250W was stolen, and I replaced it with a regular 200. So I hope whoever has mine now, has it catch fire in their car.

Mine is a 765. At the next commercial, I'll go out to car and check the SN on the web site linked above. I previously had a 780. No email for either one of them.

Your device has not been recalled.

Woo hoo!

No e-mail yet for me. Can't remember which model I have. I'm old.

Is it wrong that I bought a $3000 mattress tonight?

ArkieDukie wrote:No e-mail yet for me. Can't remember which model I have. I'm old.

I logged in to the Garmin website and got the serial number for my nuvi 760. Checked my serial number at the website linked above. No recall for me! Thanks for the link, Ymo! I wouldn't have known to look otherwise.