Aloha everyone,
I am looking for your great solutions.
I roast coffee beans in a roasting machine that has a drum made of cast iron.
The drum can get to around 700 degrees. The beans get to around 400
degrees plus depending on the darkness you want. The beans touch a
sensor which tells on a
Aloha Sheryl,
Given that the beans are inside a drum that can
be 400 degrees hotter than the actual beans, I
think that some device that will speak the
digital readout of the existing thermometers
would be the easiest way to go since those
thermometers are already installed in the big
You still need the posts to be installed to the same depth as the other posts.
So if you have fur feet showing on level ground, that's what you want on the
incline. The posts on the incline have to remain plumb, or level up and down.
That can be a challenge if you refer to the ground. Using
does the motor run?
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From: Blake Hardin
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
I picked up a couple of appliances on Freecycle last year and it was a take
it all deal so I ended up with the stove too. I had planned to give it to
someone else but a couple of guys saw it outside and knocked on the door to
ask if they could have it to salvage. As I had no idea if it really
Hello,
One place you might want to check is the Boy Scout office. They used to sell
a very reliable Braille Compass.
I have one and have had it for a good 20 years.
Only complaint is that it is a bit slow to hone in on the direction but you
can easily get used to it.
It has a lock which will
My guess is that they want to recover the freon, to take it out of
circulation. If the fridge isn't working, it probably means that the
freon has leaked out, so no benefit in recovering it. Just a guess.
--
Blue skies.
Dan Rossi
Carnegie Mellon University.
E-Mail: d...@andrew.cmu.edu
Tel:
Well, they just picked up the unit. I inquired about why it must be running.
They want to make sure that the compressor is running so they can easily
extract the Freon. The unit will be totally dismantled and everything that can
be salvaged will. They even strip the copper winding from the
www.BlindMiceMart.com has a talking thermometer good up to 572 degrees.
That's the highest temp for a talking thermometer that I know of. You can
get some kind of clip for it as well to attach it to what you are
measureing. You'd have to read more about it, or ask Dale Campbell for
more
Hi,
I have this thermometer and is is really good. I seriously doubt if the body
of the thermometer could withstand the 700+ temp of the drum though.
Short of an Optacon which would allow a sightless person to read the dials I
have no clue what to do.
Cy
From: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
How about the Oregon Scientific Talking Wireless BBQ thermometer. That
sounds like it would fit the bill. Again, it only goes up to 572 degrees,
but has a separate wireless probe from the talking unit. Here is a
description.
Well let you know when your BBQ is ready from a football field
I will vouch for one of these. I got one for Christmas last year. It may not
be the exact same thing, but is similar. I think it came from Target or
Wal-Mart. It snaps around the front bar of the upper oven rack and does a
great job keeping you from burning a narrow line across your forearm
I don't know how true this is or not but I was told they get shipped to
third world countries. We have that same program here as well.
Alan
Please click on: http://www.home.earthlink.net/~alanandsuzanne/
There, you'll find files of my arrangements and performances played on
the Yamaha Tyros
any difference is durability, price or features on which you can comment?
On Tue, 7 Sep 2010, William Stephan wrote:
Ed: My take on this is that a compass is something you use when you'are
perhaps having a problem, like say being lost in bad weather. So, simple is
good. Yes, a GPS unit
Okay, Last weekend we went to OSH to buy a replacement bulb for the porch
light. I got help from one of the service employees. My wife pointed out a
light fixture that was similar to ours so we got the correct light bulb. The
light is suppose to turn on at dust and turn off at dawn VIA a
we dumped a cup of coffee (large, with cream and sugar) into a dot matrix
printer accidentally. I figured it was fried. So we unplugged it and
turned it off and dumped a small amount of windex in after that. Next day
it worked, and worked for another 4 years.
On Tue, 7 Sep 2010, Lenny
After reading about the recent post on compasses, it reminded me how one of
these may help when using a leaf blower. I know in the past I'd get all
turned around when operating a leaf blower. Well, now I'm in the market for
a new blower. Do they make them any quieter? I'd like one that you
then even a usb connection could help, maybe.
I love Kona!
On Tue, 7 Sep 2010, Betsy Whitney, Dolphin Press wrote:
Aloha Sheryl,
Given that the beans are inside a drum that can
be 400 degrees hotter than the actual beans, I
think that some device that will speak the
digital readout of
It's good to keep in mind when shopping for new appliances to ask if they
carry off the old one if you buy from them. Here in California, I don't
thing you can take used appliances to a land fill. Also, I believe people
run adds that they'll pick up for free.
How well do the compasses work one handed? I used to use my talking compass
a lot as opposed to the tactile one I had because I could use it with one
hand while working my dog. I used it a lot on this one long stretch of
sidewalk on campus that curved and Y'd. Because of all the big buildings,
Brice,
I use the motor part of my Sears shop vac. It can be unattached and is
plenty powerful enough.
Yes, I am dependent on electricity but, look at it this way, I can always
find my way to the house. (LOLLOLLOL)
This does remind me of the time I was in the lot next to our mobile home.
This
Now, I'm hoping you have one of these and can tell us more about it. I have
the Oregon blood pressure unit, and think it is one of the coolest gadgets
around for the price. It tells you in speech, as well as by its digital
screen, your blood pressure, etc.
My question concerning the heat
I think i had one of these and that it was not programmable unless you could
read the screen. I could be wrong though but probably good to check this
before buying.
Bill Stephan,
Kansas City MO
Email: wstep...@everestkc.net
Phone: (816)803-2469
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Subject: Re:
Jennifer one handed would work i guess but a lanyard would be in order
Bill Stephan,
Kansas City MO
Email: wstep...@everestkc.net
Phone: (816)803-2469
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Subject: RE: [BlindHandyMan] Reliable Compass
From: Jennifer Jackson jennifer_jack...@cox.net
Date: 09/08/2010 13:26
Yes there are quieter blowers out there now. I have a Echo P.B.251 and it is
one of the newest ones that were the first to come out with noise reduction.
Also the back pack blowers are there also but are really more of a
commercial blower. I work on Chain saws and blowers and most of the time
they
How does this program work and how can I learn about it?
Thanks.
At 02:35 PM 9/7/2010, you wrote:
I picked up a couple of appliances on Freecycle last year and it was a take
it all deal so I ended up with the stove too. I had planned to give it to
someone else but a couple of guys saw it
Some blinks have been able to read letters and numbers on computer screens
using the Seeing With Sound software and a small video camera such as the
sunglass mounted ones. I have not looked into the software yet beyond reading
a few posts on it but it is free and the user list is friendly.
Hi Bob,
I either did not give enough information
describing what I am confused about or I am so
confused that I don't understand your answer.
Let me paste the information that confused me
along with a link to the page with the
information on installing the fence and see if
this helps me and
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