You got that right, but looking into the electric model of the
tankless water heater, I learned it requires a great deal of wiring
work. From what I have gathered, most if not all use a six-wire setup
and I believe it is 3 220 breakers. I may be wrong, but I believe they
can pull down
I didn't look to see what brand water heater was in the condo that we
rented. It had a 50 gallon unit. In this condo there were two full size
bathrooms. There were six of us on vacation. At one point the dish washer
was running and all of us got showers. I was the last to go and really
Tom,
A couple of thoughts for you:
First, remember that a tankless water heater is a differential heater. This
means that, at a certain flow rate, the device will raise the temperature of
the water a specified number of degrees. E.g., at 5 gal / minute, a unit may
raise the temperature 40
No lee,
I messed up and didn't request one.
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Sent: Thursday, July 23, 2009 19:55
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] Tankless Water Heater
I misunderstood r J, I thought it was this house that you put
Hi Folks,
My wife and I are thinking of buying a particular generator that's currently on
sale at our local Canadian Tire, a sort of poor man's big box store. LOL.
In any case, they've got a portable generator for sale for 99 dollars, almost
half price it's original price, and I want to know
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Shane, do you know of others in your area who have built such a house?
Perhaps a call to those who wil mix and deliver your concrete would
be a good idea, for instance of how much weight is involved with each
wall and might they suggestet a thicker or wider footing and how to
tie the
Aloha all,
Since the question of accessible appliances has popped up on this
list numerous times, I thought this was worth posting.
An article from Access World.
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by Access World which utilizes the Appliance Accessibility Index
whilst shopping for a washing machine with my frind i asked if thair is a brand
that has brail face plates for thair machines and Hot Pointe do
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From: Betsy Whitney
To: blindhandyman-yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, July 24, 2009 6:41 PM
Subject:
I think it would run a refrigerator and one or two lights. A small analog
TV but not a flat screen.It would run a flat screen TV but not it plus
the fridge at the same time.
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Vacuum
It will be in Aransas Pass, Texas.
Shane
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From: Lee A. Stone
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, July 24, 2009 11:16 AM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] building question
Shane, do you know of others in your area who have built such a
I don't know of anyone in this area who has built a house like this.
Shane
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From: Lee A. Stone
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, July 24, 2009 11:16 AM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] building question
Shane, do you know of others in
hi the question is what are you wanting to use it for.
with only 800 watts it won't do much.
it will run some lights and a power tool or 3 but that's about it.
it won't run a hair dryer or a a larger TV.
i wouldn't trust my computer on it be cause i am sure there isn't that much
filtering on it.
I am curious to know why you want to use this sort of construction.
The system works well for basement construction where much of the foam is well
protected in the ground and you can form a good seal between the top and the
floor decking but once you need to mount windows into it and seal a
Hi Tom,
ah, sorry, thought they were on the same side of the board.
I will reread, but the wires *do contact the reflecters screws, or *do
*not?
On Thu, 23 Jul 2009, Tom Fowle wrote:
Spiro,
Just to clarify, the V's spread outwards from one 4 by 22 inch surface of
the
board, the
that's why I say get out if they are going to dump the customer then
dump the product in any manner possible.
On Thu, 23 Jul 2009, Lee A. Stone wrote:
My concern would also be that stores that still have R C A units large
or small on their shelves and or wharehouses, what happens. will
Aloha all,
We had our office carpet replaced and it is marvelous, but when we
put our old chair mats down, it was clear that we needed new ones
because the mats sunk down and made it difficult to roll the chairs.
So, off to OfficeMax to purchase a mat that said it was for thick
carpets. Now as
figured that's whaty you'd say and can't blame ya. There are few folks
repairing TB's today.
Sony and Zenith still have factory repair centers in the US last I new.
Others use contracted shops. Some, (under $200 for 27 inch) are tossed if
under waranty.
Found this out when my mom's Sony XBR
my sony XBR is about 18 high and about 21 wide.
Her 32 seems a great deal wider and really kind of short.
What does HD do with that side space?
and to compensate for fat butts and big noses does one have to go 2
sizes up and then use the squaring function to actually get a slightly
but
Hi Betsy, my mat, has these sharp things in roes all along the bottom of the
mat, that keep the mat from moving. Talk later. Don
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From: Betsy Whitney
To: blindhandyman-yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, July 24, 2009 9:16 PM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] New
Before the days of flexible chair mats we used 1/4 in plexiglass. It was
really better for thick carpets because you weren't always rolling uphill to
get out of the indentations the wheels make in the flexible mats.
Tony
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From: Betsy Whitney
Aloha Don,
Yes, mine does too, but the little things don't hold the mat in place.
Betsy
At 05:34 PM 7/24/2009, you wrote:
Hi Betsy, my mat, has these sharp things in roes all along the
bottom of the mat, that keep the mat from moving. Talk later. Don
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From: Betsy
Here's the short version. Energy efficiency. I've heard that a house built in
this way can save an average of 50% on electric bills. I want an energy
efficient home so that's why I'm looking at icf. I'm also looking at
conventional construction with blow in insulation, preferably foam.
It is great to save energy, but concrete is not very enviornmentally friendly
if that is part of your reasoning.
Jennifer
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From: Shane Hecker
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, July 24, 2009 10:58 PM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] building
Hi Jim and all,
I wasn't really thinking of using it for anything major.
One thing I have a problem with is sleep apnea, and as a result, I have a
CPAP system at night.
When the electricity goes out, which doesn't happen all that often, thank
goodness, but when it does, I find myself getting
The induced signal in the amplifiers may be magnetic rather then electric.
You may need to use thin steel. Roof flashing is a good source of it. Oh.
Flat screens don't have deflection yokes do they. Try the aluminum foil
first. It's cheep and easy to do. Ground it to the amplifiers.
You can get a battery to use for back up with your CPAP, or for camping or the
like. You can get a battery that will do this in the outdoor department at
Wal-mart, or at an outdoor store.
Jennifer
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From: Victor
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent:
I didn't know that tube types had a different aspect ratio from flat
screens. Maybe they weren't able to make tubes as wide as they wanted. On
my TV as you press the picture size button it cycles through the screen
types. While viewing a standard definition program, not a commercial, set
it
Hi Victor.
Your CPAP would probably run off a computer UPS. If you buy a big one and
load it lightly it will run for the best part of an hour. You can get them
up to a kilowatt for still under 500 dollars. I don't know how things go
for you but here when the power goes out it generally
This small generator would be perfect for camping or on my boat. It is small
and light weight. The only real problem is it has a
2 cycle engine. So, you would have to mix the oil in the gas. The exhaust
will be pretty messy. The 2 cycle engines are not all
that efficient.
Terry
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