I have a VG1930WM, Model VS11354, Serial # QC4065006466. I need to remove the base so that I can pack it in a case to carry on to the airplane. Is there a diagram on how to do this?

To properly identify a model for which you don't have the carton or manual, remove the water reservoir and its lid, and set these aside. Remove any pod if present from the pack holder. Carefully turn the unit over and look for lightly engraved text on the underside of the base. It will read, in capital letters, something like "KEURIG SINGLE CUP BREWING SYSTEM, COFFEE MAKER MODEL K45."

hi Wayne.
this is saying yes you can.
STEP 1 Take whole fruits or vegetables from home onto an airplane in either your carry-on bag or in your packed luggage. Foods of this type do not pose a threat to security, but you should pack them in an easy-to-open container in case security officials have reason to search your belongings. Plastic or paper bags or clear plastic clamshell containers are appropriate; gift-wrapped packages are not.
STEP 2 Pack liquid or gel-based fruits or vegetables in your baggage. This includes salsa, cranberry sauce, applesauce, fruit jams, salad dressings and dips that contain vegetables and soups. Small amounts of these foods, measuring no more than 3.4 oz., may be tucked into a zip-top plastic bag and placed in a carry-on bag, according to the Transportation Security Administration.
STEP 3 Buy an apple, package of baby carrots or other fruit or vegetables to snack on during your flight, after you have already passed through security at the airport. These foods have already gone through the screening process and will not be the subject of time-consuming searching and questioning by security...
but if you want to find out more then go to this link.
Can you bring Oranges on board the plane when you fly Google Search

Check the airline site for information about baggage. The direct answer to your questions: 1) Depends on the airlines 2) Depends on the airlines.

Two sites that offer tables covering many airlines and baggage are below.

http://www.wikihow.com/Pack-for-Air-Travel

What you can put in the bags:

https://www.smartertravel.com/2012/01/31/10-things-you-should-never-pack-in-your-checked-bag/

https://www.tsa.gov/travel/travel-tips/travel-checklist

Below are the two sites regarding fees and size.

Baggage Fees and Packing Tips FareCompare

https://travel-made-simple.com/carry-on-size-chart/

Right Size for Carry On Luggage Consumer Reports (2015)

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Factory radio usually requires a dealer to obtain it based on either the vin or serial number of the radio.

You would need to contact the manufacturer on this, not sure they can help.

Just plug it in and see if it works. If you need the manual or drivers, they are here...

I always pack according to this link. It's so helpful.
http://gbjorn.wordpress.com/2010/07/09/how-to-pack-a-travel-toiletry-bag-to-carry-on-an-airplane/

This model Rolex has been manufactured over multiple years, and it is not possible to date your watch based purely on is model number. However, it is possible to date most Rolexes based on their serial numbers, which can be found stamped between the lower lugs (i.e., the lugs below 6:00 on the watch dial). You will need to remove the band from these lugs to read the serial number.

Dating the watch case of a Rolex does not necessarily date the entire watch. It is possible that a movement from another watch was placed into a watch case that is younger or older than the the movement. Like Rolex watch cases, Rolex movements can also be dated by their serial numbers, if this is a concern you have about this particular watch.

This jeweler has put together a nice summary of when Rolex watch models were introduced and which serial numbers are associated with specific years of manufacture. Once you have found your serial number, this should help you date your watch. I have no connection (financial or otherwise) with this web site, but I found the information useful and presented in an easy to understand way.

http://www.bgrayjewelers.com/rolex_information.htm

I had this same problem, it was a blown capacitor on the power board, its easy to replace. The problem is getting to it, the case is nearly imposable to get apart. I replaced it and it works now, save now that the colors are messed up, don't know if that was my doing or electrical damage to the monitor control board.

Hello again.
The ViewSonic VG1930wm has a height adjustment range of 3.2", TILT capabilities, and a swivel range of 360 degrees.
So yes your monitor should be able to tilt back and forth.  Most likely if you hold the base of the monitor, and press somewhere on the front at the top or bottom (do not press on the screen itself) then it should easily tilt back and forth.  Occassionally there is a switch you may have to hold while you push on the front-top/bottom of the monitor which acts as a lock for the tilt angle.
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Height adjustment range 3.2", tilt, swivel range 360º