P1000 Quick Shiled install question

[GolfCart]

Purchased a Quick Shield but haven't received it yet so don't know how it will install. I removed the seat and seatback to get ready for the install and was wondering about the plastic piece between the seat and seatback. Does this have to be removed to put the Quick Shield under it or does the shield go over the top of this piece?

 

[Admin]

 

[Remington]

@trigger
Or send him a PM for a quicker response.

Or wait for some poor soul to come on and help 🤣

 

[GolfCart]

Hey @trigger, this one's for you!

 

[TripleB]

Purchased a Quick Shield but haven't received it yet so don't know how it will install. I removed the seat and seatback to get ready for the install and was wondering about the plastic piece between the seat and seatback. Does this have to be removed to put the Quick Shield under it or does the shield go over the top of this piece?

Over

 

[GolfCart]

Thank you

 

[trigger]

Over

Ed Zachary.

 

[Smitty335]

Purchased a Quick Shield but haven't received it yet so don't know how it will install. I removed the seat and seatback to get ready for the install and was wondering about the plastic piece between the seat and seatback. Does this have to be removed to put the Quick Shield under it or does the shield go over the top of this piece?

Over.

 

[Smitty335]

Over.

I think @GolfCart thinks we are talking on HAM radios?

 

[Red500]

I think @GolfCart thinks we are talking on HAM radios?

QSL

 

[GolfCart]

WTF
Is that HAM speak?

 

[Scoop]

WTF
Is that HAM speak?

I can acknowledge that it is. 🤣

 

[Red500]

WTF
Is that HAM speak?

QSL

 

[Scoop]

QSL

There is a bad echo in this thread

 

[Smitty335]

WTF
Is that HAM speak?

HAM radio language.

 

[Scoop]

HAM radio language.

Is that anything like a ham sammich?

@KyGal83, you around? 😆

 

[Red500]

WTF
Is that HAM speak?

Short answer:
QSL = 10-4

'Nerd Alert'
Longer answer:
QSL is is one of the "Q" codes. They are used as short cuts on CW (Morse code) because they are quick and easy to send. Technically it means "I heard what you said (I may not have understood it or know what your words mean, but i heard them).
Generally it's used as an affirmative, similar to the use of 10-4 on other radio services.

 

[Scoop]

Short answer:
QSL = 10-4

'Nerd Alert'
Longer answer:
QSL is is one of the "Q" codes. They are used as short cuts on CW (Morse code) because they are quick and easy to send. Technically it means "I heard what you said (I may not have understood it or know what your words mean, but i heard them).
Generally it's used as an affirmative, similar to the use of 10-4 on other radio services.

In summary, see post #11 above. 🤣

 

[GolfCart]

10-4

 

[Jerryg]

@trigger should post the answer here, so people know the answer.

 

[GolfCart]

@trigger did @Jerryg, Pos #6 confirmed Over