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Recording in the dark during a studio blackout, host Trev puts the Jackery Explorer 1500 Ultra to the ultimate real-world test to keep the show running. The discussion quickly shifts to home networking as caller Andrew seeks advice on finding affordable 5G Redcap plans for his Ubiquiti backup system. Trev offers practical workarounds using prepaid SIMs and dives into a debate on whether monthly NBN outages on HFC networks are acceptable, offering to escalate the caller's ongoing connectivity issues directly with NBN.
Lancia Trevi
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The Lancia Trevi is a vintage four-door family car made by the Italian brand Lancia in the early 1980s. It is most famous for its incredibly unusual dashboard, which featured a futuristic design full of deep, round holes for the buttons and gauges.
The Lancia Trevi is a compact executive sedan produced by the Italian manufacturer Lancia between 1980 and 1984. Derived from the Beta hatchback, it is most famous for its highly unconventional 'Swiss cheese' dashboard designed by Mario Bellini, which featured deeply recessed controls. It was also notable for offering a supercharged 'Volumex' engine option, which was rare for production cars of that era.
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