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On Sat, 20 Sep 2008, Tom Fowle wrote:
iActually the internal resistance of rechargable batteries can be lower than
that of alcalines. This means that although the total ampere hour rating
may not be as high for rechargables, the instantly available current may be
much higher.
I had forgotten the specific.
Can't blame the rechargable, it's *s* wire!
On Sat, 20 Sep 2008, Tom Fowle wrote:
I saw Spiro's question before seeing the allert on the head lamps.
Although what i said about rechargable batteries is true, what the allert
said makes no real sense. If the
What they probably and should do is include some kind of fuse or
breaker at the battery case end of the system. This is a very good idea
whenever batteries with a high instand current capacity are used where there
is an extended cable that can carry the entire battery load. Again this
fuse should
For those of you who have basements or cellars. this might be of
interest. Not far from here I had a friend who passed away and she had
a brick home with a full basement. when I first met her many years ago
my sons and I used to a couple of times during the summer get out a
ladder and
A year or so ago I purchased some cabinet screws that have both a square
drive and Phillips screw head. I first thought it was great that I could use
either type of screw driver. I normally prefer the square drive. Anyway the
other day I was working on something that had Phillip head drywall
Hi all,
This week we're having a new kitchen floor installed. It's a vynel floor
that looks like hardwood. Unlike standard vynel flooring, it comes in
planks just like hardwood and not in rolls, which is what I'm used to. The
baseboard is beginning to look a little ratty so I've decided to
The same goes for bamboo which is even worse. If you must grow it, do so in
a tub.
David W Wood
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I've seen a driver mess up a gazillion screws but seldom have I seen a screw
mess up a driver bit. I would bet a cold beer on a tool tempering issue.
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The 45 degree angle cuts with a radial arm saw are not too bad other than
getting a exact length. Best advice is cut long many, many tiemes until it
fits. Also remember there are very few corners that are square so the two 45's
may not fit the best in the world. hence the other joint. It is
I got one of these too. The thing I miss that was on the Radio Shack version
was the audible continuity tester. But the female voice is nicer than the deep
male voice on the older model.
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From: Don
To: blind handy man
Sent: Monday, September 22, 2008 6:34
Yeah, I understand if you seriously hate someone in your neighborhood
or wherever, plant some of that stuff and once it gets going, it
apparently is pretty hard to get rid of it. grin.
On Sep 22, 2008, at 4:29 PM, David W Wood wrote:
The same goes for bamboo which is even worse. If you
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You don't get rid of it!
Over here we have things called:
Ground elder
Bind weed
Bamboo
Virginia creeper
And more!
I suspect that you are talking about Virginia creeper.
It was often planted to disguise buildings - including the broadcasting
centre at the Westminster parliament site.
Hey, I have to come to the defense of my two bamboo clumps. Both were sold as
and have remained clumping bamboo which means the dreaded rhizomes that take
over the world aren't there. Of course, I've only had them for about 12 years
now so anything can happen somewhere off in the future. Ron
We too have Virginia creeper and it is a real pain to remove. Air potatoes,
(local name but the only one I know), are even worse. Ron Denis
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I do not believe this is the venue for such discussions folks, thank you.
David Ferrin
Life is what happens after you've already made other plans.
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Sent: Monday, September 22, 2008 7:07 PM
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Yeah, I may have too have one of these meeters my self.. Talk later.
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Just make you inside angel cut and cope out the cut.
RJ
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From: Edward Przybylek
To: BlindHandyMan
Sent: Monday, September 22, 2008 3:53 PM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Kitchen Baseboard
Hi all,
This week we're having a new kitchen floor installed. It's a
Hi list, I need to post this to the group , their will be some folks coming
to the Houston gathering that aren't on anyof the other list. Again this
is a one time post, know need for discussion on list.
You can write Phil are me off list for more info if you need it. Text follows.
Hi,
I have a chemical smell, coming from my dryer? It doesn't smell like
burning rubber! When I open the door, it smells sort of like nail polish
remover!
I don't know if the motor to my dryer could have gotten wet, but I'm
wondering if there may be other causes for this problem?
Thanks.
So Everyone,
I'm sure you're all tired of my cleaning saga by now, but here goes anyway!
I went to work today and picked up my little guy, from his preschool at 3
PM.
We came home, had an early dinner of chicken casserole, and then, my parents
arrived, to do some major cleaning downstairs.
We
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