nelstomlinson
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It does keep me out of the bars. I won't drive drunk, my wife doesn't want to drive me to drink, so I guess the bars wouldn't work out anyway.
If only you weren't at the other corner of North America....@JesusFreak, I have an old friend who must have half a dozen of those old Honda three wheelers down in Homer. I can remember when those were the new hotness, and people were riding Honda 90s from Cold Bay to King Cove.
One has more, most have less.do you mean they have more than or LESS than 4 wheels?
Seams pretty cool but that’s not a bad thing. Unless things start to freeze over a if you live in high humidityBought a harbor freight thermometer does this seam realistic temperature for my ac, it is 70* outsideYou must be registered for see images attach
Here's an update on this one. I passed this on to a friend who also has way too many projects and he gave me 4 reasons.Why does it always seem to be easier to get another project than finish a current one?
I have a theory about buying thermometers in a store....I look through them and take a concencus of what they all say and pick one of the "average" ones. If you can get another one and compare them you can gauge who's telling the truth.Bought a harbor freight thermometer does this seam realistic temperature for my ac, it is 70* outsideYou must be registered for see images attach
It’s kinda expensive, but I bought a calibrated infrared thermometer. Has to be recalibrated every two years to keep certification.I have a theory about buying thermometers in a store....I look through them and take a concencus of what they all say and pick one of the "average" ones. If you can get another one and compare them you can gauge who's telling the truth.
Yeah, I'm just talking about run of the mill stuff. Yours is telling the truth, so if you get a minute, run up to puallup in Washington and double check @Kdo58 s, harbor freight thing. Then we'll know, and knowing is half the battle.....It’s kinda expensive, but I bought a calibrated infrared thermometer. Has to be recalibrated every two years to keep certification.
According to that thing, my vent temp is 38* with max AC, fwiw. Full and proper R134 conversion.