Well you always have the Camaro to transfer parts to as an option...
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From: Larry Stansifer
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, October 27, 2008 9:48 PM
Subject: RE: [BlindHandyMan] requiem to a hotrod
Bob,
The motor still runs, when I
My first concern with a cabinet for a dehumidifier is air flow. Setting one
inside anything is going to restrict air flow to the unit and therefore
efficiency. Also the tiles may collect some of the moisture and come apart.
The suspension idea sounds like one to consider, but balance would
Either that or put it on the floor with a rubber mat under it. As stated in
another post, it would also be more efficient on the floor.
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well then would anyone know if a similar cfc to a 150, 200 or 500 w bulb
is made?
On Sun, 26 Oct 2008, Tom Hodges wrote:
Regarding formula comparing traditional and CF bulbs, I don't know the
formula, but it will tell you on the box what a CF is comparable to.
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Wouldn't there be a door leading down to the basement? If so, I'd make sure
it's kept closed at all times.
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From: Bob Kennedy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, October 27, 2008 3:04 PM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] motion detector
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There was someone on list that had a problem with their satellite remote
eating batteries. I spent a few minutes looking through previous messages
and did not locate it. I just received some information on a universal
remote that may help you. If interested contact me off list and I will
on a website I visited once, regarding the process of OOlong it said
that many will go as far as using a different pot for green, and black tea
as it is so certain that the tea will stain and eventually taste water (to
the slightest degree, thus influencing future tea).
On Tue, 28 Oct
this is a necessary list and I am very thankful.
I've dumped lists that I found too chatty, or emotionally based. But this
list is far too necessary to everyday life for any person granted movement
accompanied thinking.
Deepest thanks.
On Mon, 27 Oct 2008, Dan Rossi wrote:
Yes, this
Dan Rossi has said it all I can't do better
You all have made a difference and what more can we ask.
Thanks in spades, or wheelbarrow fulls.
Tom Fowle
I think the original Sharp talking time one would do that if you happen to
have one burried somewhere.
Also how about a talking clock with three alarms one set for 12, one for
4 and one for 8. or whatever appropriate time.
Maybe you'd need two such clocks for am/pm.
Tom Fowle
Dale, you mentioned that you misplaced your cd. If you or anyone would like
I can email the audio and text file from the origional cd. just send me a
note at [EMAIL PROTECTED] I have the files on my hard drive. Now I am not
sure that I can install it. I just had a minor problem with my furnace
Bob, I hadn't thought about the mess wet tiles would be. I actually had the
thing on a couple sheets of packing foam and it was still pretty loud. I
hadn't thought of Dale's bungy cord idea either, but I think the cabinet idea
is a dead issue.
Bill Stephan,
Kansas City MO
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Thanks Dale, suspending the thing might be a good plan.
Bill Stephan,
Kansas City MO
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Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] An Acoustics question
From: Dale Leavens [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 10/27/2008 22:27
Just a couple of thoughts,
Most battery operated devices contain a diode to keep current from flowing
in the wrong direction. Without this diode if the batteries are put in
backward the first thing that happens is that all the electronics cooks.
This creates a dead short on the batteries and while the user is trying to
Scott asked.
However, I thought I read somewhere that the motor in an
appliance still has some affect on electricity even when it's not
being used, is not digital, and is merely just plugged into the
outlet. Do I recall that correctly?
No. When a motor is off, it's off. No current flows.
Thanks Max, I don't recall why that stuck in my mind. Although here's
a good one for ya. Many a year back in the townhouse I used to own, we
had a really interesting problem.
One night my wife woke up and attempted to turn on a light. Well it
didn't work so off to the breakerbox I go to find
You remove your VIP and restore the Honeywell before you call.
Seems to me though that only rarely does the thermostat ever fail except
perhaps the Kelvin.
Last night just on seven o'clock when we got back to the house from Houston
and the Gathering it was to a cool house. I expected it to be
Is there any particular reason why you put the humidifier on a table?
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From: Bill Stephan
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, October 28, 2008 3:24 PM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] An Acoustics question
Bob, I hadn't thought about the mess
After a long talk with Harry at talking thermostats.com I installed the vip.
The reason that the service contract is void with a programmable is because
the technicians only use the round Honeywell. When/if there is a problem
with the programmable and they are called out at 2 in the morning
Max,
It might interest you to hear that the money identifier we just got today has a
feature where, installing the 9 volt battery polarized one way gives you
English and turned around it gives you French. Thus, the circuitry is
intelligent enough to switch.
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