No, just the outdoor side to fail. I don't know why the indoor one would do
that, I have never heard it double beep twice like that, just when it was due
to read the outdoor one. :) hmm! I'd still believe or tend too that the wires
are broken, and they can be twisted together and taped, it's
O k, I have a small toaster oven that I use mostly for warming up things and
here is my question. Say I put some frozen egg rolls in said oven and set the
timer for 25 minutes. When I take them out they are thawed, warm and ready to
eat. Remember they were frozen when I started. Now, I put a
Hi Phil,
Could it be because the Chicken is solid, whereas a spring roll is hollow
with smaller bits inside it?
I would also guess, not basing this on fact, just supposition, that the fact
that the spring roll is hollow, it's creating a convection type heating
inside it, therefore, it heats
Bad math... Two days without sleep... A come to Jesus
meeting with the boss and a ED up race car
Sorry mate.
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From: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Geoff
Eden
Sent: Saturday, September 22, 2007 4:32 AM
To:
DEar Ray and list members:
My son traded for an electric golf cart and when he decided to sell it, I
was the lucky buyer. It is a handy method of delivering our family to any
point on the 45 acres which our family occupies, and my nine month old grandson
can be lulled to sleep while
Hi Phil,
I think Victor was on the right track but in the wrong direction.
When the spring roll is frozen the ice is dense so, like a steel bar heat
moves along from molecule to molecule more rapidly because they are close
together. The more excited each molecule gets the more adjacent
Reckon I must be odd, why bother heating up that thar piece of chicken, give me
a shaker of salt, some cold chicken and maybe throw in a garden fresh mater and
I'm a happy feller!
Actually, seems like most recommendations for reheating meats say to wrap it in
foil to help hold in the
That is way too much for a Saturday morning!
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From: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Behalf Of Dale Leavens
Sent: Saturday, September 22, 2007 10:25 AM
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] I wonder.
Hi Phil,
I think
You mean I said something right for a change. Evil Grin.
Well, if I'm going to be corrected, might as well be by the best, hey Dale?
Smile.
Victor
Hi Victor,
We don't hear from you much these days.
There are three methods of heat transfer, convection, conduction and radiation.
A toaster oven uses all three, the difference then is in the properties of the
food.
Your trouble is that you are a lone male in a house of females. Make no
I'm told that it is possible to convert my furnace from a thermocouple system
to an electronic ignition starting system. Now having said that what I am
looking for is opinions on if it is worth around $500 to have it done.
Advantages of not having a pilot light should be obvious, but will it
No doubt you will save money but $500 will take a long time. Just now I think
we are paying about 35 cents a cubic meter which means you will have to save
around 1500 cubic meters over what ever time period to make up the cost. Gas
will doubtless go up in time too which will shorten that
I would recommend against wrapping our meat in foil if reheating it in a
microwave. The foil will result in` an interesting experience which one
would prefer to avoid.
rd
Thanks Dale for the independent confirmation on almost exactly what my furnace
guy said here yesterday. If I didn't know better I'd say you and he compared
notes on everything right down to the closed system of venting everything ETC.
I trust the guy but figured it wouldn't hurt to get some
Hi Geoff
A very good article.
We used Tungsten Carbide in Cutting Tips in Continuous Miners these were
machines which had cutting wheels on either side with about 40
interchangeable cutting tips in them.
In the middle of this were endless chains with these cutting tips standing
up at various
Wixey Website -
http://www.wixey.com
Digital Angle Gauge
Wixey Digital Angle Gauge
Review
The Wixey Digital Angle Gauge has been a welcome addition to the woodworkers
tool kit for machine setup and accuracy. These new angle measuring tools are
simple to use, and best of all, very cost
I got a new stove recently. You would think the touch buttons are supposed
to be touch, right? Not so with these. You have to push down on them pretty
hard (about 2 or 3 times normal pressure) before they will respond. For
those who are sighted, it's like having a touch pad set at the heaviest
I did write to Beal suggesting they might like to add talking to their device
for the use of the blind and in situations where maybe sighted people cannot be
in direct line of sight with the device while setting equipment.
I think I will find contact information for these guys and write to them
Hi Dale
Yes just with a little modifications they could produce tools that the blind
and poor sighted could use.
I post these tool reviews knowing that they are of no use to you and me but
to let members know what is available and then it is up to that individual
to make their own judgements
To understand the mechanical differences between a two stroke and four
stroke engine, lets first consider how the four stroke engine works. The
four strokes
are:
Intake: The piston travels down the cylinder while the intake
valve
is opened to allow a mixture of fuel and air to enter the
Ray, the answer is simple 2 strokes
Lenny
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From: Ray Boyce [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, September 25, 2007 8:53 PM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] What is the Difference Between a Two Stroke and
Four Stroke Engine?
To understand the
Ray,
Make no mistake,I meant no criticism. There is always something to be learned.
I just thought I would highlight one channel we now have, and easily have with
the accessibility of the Internet and e-mail. I very much doubt it ever
occurred to any of these people to make their tools talk or
Hi Clifford and List Members
A new product called the Sunray Solar Roof Kit, from
Cruise Car,
will allow most golf carts to become solar powered vehicles. It will soon be
available to golf courses, resorts any anyone who owns a golf cart. The
solar
panels can generate up to 180 watts and supply
About 4 years ago I bought and installed a home softener system off a main
chain. Well the blending tank went bad and that is where the fun began.
First I called the chain store and was told a tech would have to come out
and check to see if the tank was leaking. Guess what, it was. Now they
Hi Dale and all,
Quite a few years ago I had a friend who was a Burroughs's computer field
engineer. Joe worked on the system that I programmed.
Joe was a super sharp individual and he told me that anything that has a
digital output display he could make it talk. Joe passed away nearly 20
years
Well you know the talking multimeter is reasonable, I have a talking glucometer
they charged 30 bucks for mind you they get you on the test strips and we have
talking clocks and tire gauges for under ten bucks!
These things just need to speak numbers, the logic required is minimal, just
select
Ray Great post.
The article said that you will never see a 2 stroke in a car. While that may
be true there is at least one automotive acception to this. I will accept
some clarification from any diesel man on the list. There is a diesel engine
out there that is a 2 stroke engine that is used in
Hi all,
The laundry shoot in my home is beginning to snag clothing on it's way down
the shoot. Trying to replace the shoot is out of the question since it
would require breaking through some walls. Are there any tools or
techniques that can be used to smoothe the inner walls of a laundry shoot?
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