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Lancaster County deputies surrounded a home on Country Club Drive for several hours Saturday, Jan. 17, as negotiators tried to persuade an armed domestic violence suspect holed up inside to release his 2-year-old daughter.
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The Lancaster Area Coalition for the Homeless (L.A.C.H.) will make an attempt to reach out to homeless individuals in Lancaster County for a Point in Time (PIT) count beginning at 8 p.m. Jan. 28.
Formed in 2014, L.A.C.H.'s mission is to provide access to services that allow homeless persons to improve their quality of life.
According to the gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke, on a day when many people from many cities in Galilee gathered to hear Jesus speak, he taught them the parable of the sower and his seed.
In those days, a farmer tied a bag of seed around his neck and then walked through his plowed fields scattering seed with his hand.
The Buford Lady Jackets rebounded nicely in their road trip to Marshville, N.C., on Tuesday, Jan. 20 at Forest Hills High School.
The Lady Jackets, coming off a home loss to rival Indian Land, got back on track with a 54-42 win over the FHHS Lady Jackets.
A low-ball offer to buy the county's former temporary courthouse fell flat with local officials earlier this month.
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S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley released her proposed $6.8 billion 2015-16 executive budget, which includes increased per-student funding, a continuation of last year's education reforms and a teacher recruitment effort for poor rural school districts.
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With his hand on a Bible, and his wife and son looking on, Randy Newman took his oath of office Wednesday, Jan. 14, to officially become the newest 6th Circuit solicitor.
Lancaster Super Speedway will open the 2015 season Saturday, March 14 with an action-packed event.
The track's 2015 car show will be held at Lancaster Super Speedway in the Grandstands parking lot.
A pedestrian was seriously injured, and flown to a Charlotte hospital Monday afternoon, Jan. 26, after he was struck by a patrol car while trying to flag down a deputy sheriff.


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My questions are for Tigerdunes, Ryanhughes and other HVAC professionals. I need input on some HVAC bids for a 1200 square foot main living area in a100 year old cottage in Annapolis, Maryland. The house is being renovated after a fire damaged about a third of it. The home has a basement, main living floor and unimproved attic, also 1200 sq ft. All the windows in the home have been replaced with high efficiency thermopane units. The only walls that will be insulated are those in the area that was fire damaged: sunroom, kitchen, separate pantry and stairwell to the basement and attic. The house was not air conditioned before, and the current heating system is a gas fired hotwater radiators, run on aboiler that was new in 1995 and rated 80% efficient. Some radiators in smaller rooms were removed in a prior renovation and never replaced, ie bathroom, pantry and 12x13 dining room. The 10x12 kitchen has a new toe kick radiator under the sink. The adjoining sunroom and pantry do not have radiators currently, could have two toe kick units placed under pantry base cabinets, one facing into the sunroom, the other into the pantry as they share a common wall. The small 5x7 bathroom will have a hydronic heated towel bar. The radiators have suited me well, but I know in a resale situation they may not be as popular. Since I am adding an air conditioning system, it was suggested that I add a high efficiency gas furnace at the same time. The units would be placed in the basement on a 36hx24in wide raised ledge that runs along the exterior foundation wall. This will keep it from congesting the the floor space of the basement as the existing boiler and water heater already take up a considerable space. The original boiler appears to be unharmed by the fire and so I plan on keeping it as an option in heating rather than go to the expense of removing it. I find the heat of the radiators to be nicer than forced air systems, and less drying to the air. Their mass has always heated the draftier house with its original wood windows and no insulation. The square footage of windows and doors in the house are almost a half of the wall space. So the heat loss from prior state is considerably eased now. We specified a gas furnace over a heat pump because in our climate the heat strips are a continual must. I am generally not a fan of heat pumps except in Florida, where I never use mine, preferring to put on a wool sweater and another blanket during a "cold snap" which never sees my house temperature go below 65 degrees. The sun on my tile roof and block walls is a great heat sink warmer! The cost of going to a gas furnace over a heat pump was supposedly not that much more. Any input on this issue. I have a bid for 11,894.00 for the following. Adding the additional radiators will be about 3000.00. I believe the unit tonnage will be sized based on results of the manual J testing, but expected to be 3 tons or less. My list of minimum specs for this system were based on Tigerdune's frequently repeated post on system recommendations over the years. My thanks to all posters who can guide this HVAC project with their professional insights, and improve on my project costs. 1 THE INSTALLATION OF ONE TRANE 97% EFFICIENCY TWO-STAGE HEATING GAS-FIRED FURNACE WITH VARIBLE SPEED BLOWER MOTOR (AHRI # 5722396). 2 THE INSTALLATION OF ONE TRANE HIGH EFFICIENCY XR16 AIR CONDITIONER AND MATCHING EVAPORATOR COIL RATED AT 17 SEER AND 13 EER. (AHRI #3474720) 3 ONE TRANE DIGITAL PROGAMMABLE THERMOSTAT, MODEL XL 802. 4 ONE COMPLETE DUCT SYSTEM INSTALLED IN BASEMENT (ALL METAL DUCT) WITH 8-10 SUPPLY ŌÉŻS AND 4-5 HIGH RETURNS (LOCATION OF SUPPLYS AND RETURNS WILL BE REVIEWED WITH HOME OWNER). 5 NEW EXHAUST AND INTAKE OF FURNACE WILL TERMINATE THROUGH SIDE WALL. 6 NEW GAS LINE WILL BE RUN TO FURNACE AND A LEAK TEST PREFORMED. 7 REFRIGERANT PIPING WILL BE RUN AND CONNECTED TO SYSTEM. 8 OUTDOOR UNIT WILL BE SET ON NEW PRECAST SLAB. 9 FURNACE WILL BE SET HORIZONTIALLY ON LEDGE IN BASEMENT IN EMERGENCY OVERFLOW PAN. 10 ALLLOW VOLTAGE WIRING WILL BE RUN AND CONNECTED (OTHERS TO RUN AND CONNECT HIGH VOLTAGE). WARRANTY INFORMATION: |
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- Posted by noblegrace (My Page) on Tue, Jan 14, 14 at 17:38
I meant to add that given this equipment I would be eligible for 500.00 in Federal Tax credits, and 800.00 in rebates from my utilities provider. Thanks again for your time and input. |
- Posted by tigerdunes (My Page) on Wed, Jan 15, 14 at 6:47
Just my initial reaction. A very pricey system for a home that may become rental property in a few years. I am a little unclear about your home's total living area. Let's recap. 1.Total size living area of home. 2.The size living area that the new Trane system will serve. 3.The size living area that boiler/radiator system currently serves. 4. Any overlap of 2 and 3 ? 5. The unheated areas you mentioned.let's be specific. How will these be heated and cooled? "Some radiators in smaller rooms were removed in a prior renovation and never replaced, ie bathroom, pantry and 12x13 dining room. The 10x12 kitchen has a new toe kick radiator under the sink. The adjoining sunroom and pantry do not have radiators currently, could have two toe kick units placed under pantry base cabinets, one facing into the sunroom, the other into the pantry as they share a common wall. The small 5x7 bathroom will have a hydronic heated towel bar. The radiators have suited me well, but I know in a resale situation they may not be as popular." On the Trane quote, several comments. No third party evap coils. The fact that the Trane dealer quoted that is a red flag for me.don't like them, wouldn't have it. For comparison, get a price on the XL15i and XR15 AC condensers. R-8 minimum insulation for ductwork. What was proposed? Change thermostat selection to 803 or identical HW Mdl 8321. They are basically same. The HW will save you a few bux. Anything about a filter cabinet? You need one. Did dealer perform a load calculation? He should have and I would want to see it in writing. You are paying for a two stage var sp 95+% eff furnace yet I doubt you will ever use the high stage. These older homes can be and usually are a nightmare as far as HVAC goes. I think the biggest challenge is not making a mess worse. I am undecided whether the furnace is a good idea. Any idea of size of boiler and does it have the capacity to handle the living area that is currently unheated? If you don't know, I would find out. Generally, I agree about heat pumps. But if the boiler was going to be primary heating system (you elected to drop the furnace idea), I would go with heat pump for use in the shoulder months. TD |
- Posted by noblegrace (My Page) on Wed, Jan 15, 14 at 10:11
Thank you for your response Tigerdunes. I will definitely check with the bidder on the third party evaporator coil. I specified matched systems having read your prior posts to others extensively, but didn't catch that this evaporator coil wasn't a matching Trane. Thanks. The boiler was sufficient in heating the entire 1200 square feet main floor living space with AND without all the radiators in place. I don't recall the size at the moment, but will check. The HVAC people were all pleased with its size when they looked at it. Because the house is without electric and water service as yet, we are not totally sure the boiler is still in working order. It was not fire damaged, but water from the fire fighters and heat from the fire might have caused some unknown problems, which was another reason to hedge the bet by adding a gas furnace. The second reason for considering a gas furnace, not just A/C is that a realtor who knows the house and its value, - which is considerable for a small house, given its location and craftsman, cedar shingled cottage charm - suggests that some buyers don't like radiator systems, and feels the addition of an alternate heat system and the addition of A/C will be worth it, which is another reason I got the bid for it. The third reason for considering a gas furnace is code compliance, and the cost to do so. The cost of adding hydronic units to the sunroom, pantry, dining room and bath areas to meet code are unnecessary if I install the gas furnace. Anyone wanting to use the radiator system only for heat would have to add these units, or live without them as I did, but code is met with the addition of a furnace. No furnace, and I have to add radiators in the areas mentioned above and detailed below. I agree that a heat pump would be the way to go if we knew for sure that the radiator system was going to be the primary source of heat as it was when I lived in the house. New owners might opt for a forced air system. My question on this is, can a gas furnace be added into the system as cost effectively later as it can be added now with the A/C going in. The new heating system, if installed, l would heat/coo the 1200 sq ft main floor with its 9 ft ceilings, with two registers in the open 950 sq ft unfinished basement. The basement stays cool in summer and warm in winter without additional heating and cooling. The attic space, if developed later, will be heated and cooled with an in-wall, Mitsubishi type system. Trying to run ducts and vents is a problem, which is why we don't have the new proposed system sited in the attic. It would make the attic fairly unusable in a future development as a master suite and sitting room. The ducting layout using the in the basement location has worked well, and the location of cold air returns well placed and spaced. So the attic will not be heated or cooled with this system. In the past, with the boiler, the heat loss from the main floor was enough to keep the attic above freezing, but does not warm it significantly. The attic has 4 large double window sets, 3 large Velux skylights and a 4.0 french door set, and the roof is black, so it stays warm enough on sunny days, and is well ventilated in summer.. The attic floor will be re-insulated at this time, but not the walls or ceiling. The new insulation in the attic floor will be far better than the old, and as I said, the new windows throughout, from basement to attic are a vast improvement in energy efficiency over what the boiler used to have to handle. The 950 sq ft basement is unheated at present, though I believe two registers will be added to this space with the new furnace The basement stays comfortable in winter when the boiler is in operation simply from the hot water pipes to the radiators and hot water heater and warmth of the up stairs. It is is open space, unfinished and only used for laundry and workshop space/tool storage. The dining room radiator was removed from under a south facing bump out window. That window was removed and replaced by an exterior double french door when a new deck was added at the time of the new boiler. The heat loss to this room was noticeable but not enough to be a problem for me, though it would be for others, and it is for code. Each room has to have a heat source, so I either have to put in a register or add a radiator. The bathroom is only 6x7 and is now warmed by the heat/fan which is not sufficient for code. I have a not yet installed hydronic towel bar that gives off 1500 BTU, enough to handle the bath and the small hall adjoining the dining room, bath, bedroom and parlor. If I do the gas furnace, this is unnecessary. At same time the new boiler was installed, a kitchen was installed in a 11x12 ft space that only had a sink and refrigerator with a radiator. An adjoining but separate 6x8 pantry at the south end of the kitchen had a stove and a cabinet. The pantry is also an access corridor to the basement stairs. So in installing a kitchen, I removed the radiator and replaced it with a toe kick radiator under the sink base the fully fitted kitchen. Base and upper cabinets were added to the pantry on the load bearing exterior wall that separated the pantry from the screen 8x8 screened back porch at the other half of the kitchen south wall. The fire that started at the electric service connection into the house was located on the east wall between the kitchen and screen porch, so this area and the attic above it were severely impacted by the fire. In rebuilding this area, the screen porch got a solid foundation, was mostly opened to the kitchen, and serves as a sunroom breakfast area. It is,fully windowed from ceiling to 36 inches above the floor with a door that opens to the deck. The load bearing wall separating the sunroom from the pantry still exists, but the pantry is now open to the kitchen rather than walled off with a doorway. The kitchen toe kick puts out 5,600 BTU and has to handle the kitchen sunroom and pantry area now. If I do not add a furnace, code will require me to heat the sunroom and pantry areas, which I would do with toe kick units under the pantry base cabinets - one venting into the sunroom through the wall and one venting into the pantry. If I add a furnace, this will not be required, we will simply use those areas for the forced air registers. If I do not add a furnace I will have to provide hydronic heat sources for both areas. So, to answer your question 4, the only addition to the heat load that the boiler has covered adequately (1200 sp ft) is the 8x8 fully weatherized and insulated sunroom. If I go with a gas furnace we will add the register(s) for the unfinished basement. I don't know if code requires the basement to be covered. I do know the non living space attic does not need to be covered. Sorry for all the detail, but I find that sooner or later the information is needed, so I am trying to give it all upfront. |
- Posted by noblegrace (My Page) on Wed, Jan 15, 14 at 11:00
Tigerdunes, I forgot to mention that Manual J testing will be done before unit sizing is finalized. I think that info was in my long first post. |
- Posted by tigerdunes (My Page) on Wed, Jan 15, 14 at 11:07
I would get the boiler checked out. Then decide whether to keep it or go with gas furnace. If you elect the gas furnace, then I would decide what you are going to do with the old radiators. Some people like the charm even if non functioning. You might ask realtor about this as far as marketability when/if you sell. It would seem to me now would be time to remove/decommission the complete radiator system and make necessary repairs if you don't plan on using it. I personally don't like the idea of leaving a boiler system in place that will never be used. And the idea of redundancy of having both a working boiler system and forced air seems like overkill. Most people who have had radiator heat prefer it over gas forced air. I would make sure you insulate as much as possible/practical in your overall project. Sorry, not much help. Things should fall into place though once you make decision on what to do about boiler. One final thought. I will repeat myself about the need for the filter cabinet.i want to see load calculation for both heating and cooling. Big mistake if you don't insist on it. "My question on this is, can a gas furnace be added into the system as cost effectively later as it can be added now with the A/C going in." The answer is no. The air handler for AC would have to be discarded and both furnace and evap coil would have to be added. I will not discuss the attic as that zone will have to be left for another day and separate project. I assume with the fire, your home will be completely rewired. Correct? TD |
- Posted by noblegrace (My Page) on Wed, Jan 15, 14 at 17:33
Thank you for your input Tigerdunes. I have emailed the HVAC bidders with your information and comments. I will make sure the manual J testing is stated in the contract, as well as the filter box added to the quote. The bid that I presented above is from a very well known and reputable company. Since I don't understand the reason they spec'd a third party evaporative coil, I have asked them to explain. The other bids I got were considerably higher than the one I posted. All others spec'd a heat pump rather than a furnace, and only one other spec'd Trane equipment. The others were for Carrier. I have asked the bidder to quote me the XL15i and XR15 equipment. It will repost when I have their response. Yes, the house will be rewired. FYI, my boiler is a Burnham low pressure boiler rated at 164,000 BTU an hour. The Model is a P206AWNI with a 206A boiler size. Installed in 1995. For right now I do not want to go to the cost of removing the boiler and radiators at this point. Due to some problems with the original fire restoration contractor, my budget is has been cut back due to the legal expense of pursuing a claim for damages done to the property under his workers, including an attic A/C install that will not ever pass inspection and must be ripped out and repairs made. The expense of adding the 4 radiators needed to pass code is going to be at least 3000.00, and the repair costs to the floors where they were installed another 2000.00 as I have rare heart pine floors with boards that are 10 -18 feet long and the grade very, very clear and tight grained. Small patches are very noticeable. Since I just had 500 feet of replacement floors installed at the cost of 20.00 for the lumber alone, I feel repair to the floors where the radiators are will bury my budget without even considering the cost of demolition. In a perfect world I would agree with you, and remove the system if I add a gas forced air system. I, like you and others who have lived with radiator heat, prefer it. If I resume living there, I will use them, making it more likely that the gas furnace would see less use under my occupancy UNLESS the heating bill for the house was substantially lower using the forced air unit. What would you expect the monthly cost differential, if any, to be between the radiator system and a force hot air gas furnace? If I decide to limit myself to radiators and A/C and simply add the 4 radiators at plumbing and materials cost the cost of about 4000.00 what should I expect to pay for a new boiler and installation if the old doesn't check out? As for insulating, it will be nearly impossible to insulate the walls that were not damaged as they are plaster interiorly and shake cedar on the exterior and hard to access with so many windows and jogs in the architecture. The damaged portion of the exterior has already been reshingled. FYI, A third of the exterior and interior walls had to be taken down to the studs, and they will be insulated and dry walled. I am told blown in insulation just isn't very workable on a house my age and configurations. Let me know if you have knowledge contrary to that. Again, your responses have been very useful and informative, and they are much appreciated. |
- Posted by noblegrace (My Page) on Thu, Jan 30, 14 at 18:45
Just wanted to thank you again for all your guidance, Tigerdune. Everything is finalized on this end. Putting in the Trane A/C unit. The coil we thought was third party is actually one sold by Trane, made for the unit specified - fully warrantied and supported by them, made in their Mexico plant. Due to Trane's rebadging their product lines recently the unit I am putting in -the XL16 is actually the what was branded the Xl15 last year. Confusing, to say the least. The unit is the only one that will qualify for energy credits and rebates from the power company, and those pay for the upgrade. A manual J test is required by code here to get permits, and why it wasn't in the contract. It will be done. I have that in writing. The real estate agent says to go with the gas furnace, and let the next owners go to the considerable expense in removing the boiler. Meanwhile I will use the boiler, which seems only to have a seized pump at present. The rebate and tax credit on the 98% efficiency unit make the upgrade cost only about 100.00. My contractor agrees won't probably be used at the higher levels, but is the only unit that qualifies for rebates and credits in my area. The real estate agent says "high efficiency" is a good selling feature, even if no one really understands the concept - like me - until it is explained by you pros! The contractor did come down on his bid, and it beats all other bids for less products by 3,000, or more. Things in this area are crazy expensive to start with, but my contractor friends feel this bid is excellent for the scope of work and age of the house. Again, all your input was most appreciated and very useful. Have a great 2014. |
- Posted by ryanhughes (My Page) on Thu, Jan 30, 14 at 19:16
First, my apologies for missing this thread earlier. After seeing this, I have to comment on the following: "The coil we thought was third party is actually one sold by Trane, made for the unit specified - fully warrantied and supported by them, made in their Mexico plant." The local Trane distributor may "sell" the ADP third-party coil (model number beginning with ACE or similar), and Trane may or may not include it in the 10-year parts warranty, but it is not manufactured by Trane. In my opinion (while ADP makes good coils) the All-Aluminum matching "Trane" coil, which has proven to be very reliable and virtually leak-free over the years compared to the copper coils of other manufacturers (which are susceptible to formicary corrosion and premature failure), is the better option. The industry is going toward all-aluminum coils for this very reason. ADP makes evaporator coils that can work with condensers manufactured by various manufacturers. You will want to get the model number of the evaporator coil prior to any work being performed. A Trane coil should start with 4TXC or 4TXF. I, along with Tiger, do not agree with the practice of using third-party evaporator coils in order to "achieve" higher efficiency ratings, which are simulated. There may be a matching Trane coil that would get you the tax credit(s) you are seeking. Good luck! Trane makes great equipment, and you'll want a fully-matching system. |
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- Posted by noblegrace (My Page) on Thu, Jan 30, 14 at 22:30
Thanks Ryanhughes. I stand corrected. In reviewing my notes from my conversation with the Trane contractor, the evaporator is third party, sold by and backed by Trane, but not made by them. The Trane made in Mexico statement pertained to another question I asked him about Trane parts or assembly done in China. I got the two confused. I will ask the contractor to price out an all aluminum coil by Trane and make sure the model starts with 4TX - C or F. Thank you for all the clarification. It is good to know the aluminum vs copper performance issues when it comes to leakage. I do believe the reason given for choosing the ADP coil model ACE30D44 had to do with efficiency and rebates, and probably cost. I will ask for a matched set as your and Tiger recommend. If any HVAC contractors in the DC/Baltimore area read this and care to bid, let me know at firstname.lastname@example.com. |
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These leaves are truly beautiful. They come in graceful green leaf pairings with a long thin bud hidden usually in the fold of one of the leaves, but you can coax it out once it's brewed. They are unusually hard for being the least processed and have an almost waxy cast with nearly undectable hairs on them. This is not your soft downy silver needle. They have elegant curled edges with tiny little teeth. Why describe the leaves so much? They are pretty much the most remarkable thing about this tea, which is very light.
There is only the slightest hint of sweetness and tang. The pear and melon that are described are not juicy but more pear skin and the frothy hairs surrounding the seeds of honeydew. Vegetal? Only the tiniest trace, just enough to know your drinking a tea, but it is not a word I would use to describe this tea compared to others.
I can taste that it is a Darjeeling, though I'm sure it helps that I know it's one. It's something inherent about the soil and the altitude and all that cold rain but there is absolutely no bitterness. I'm not sure of this tea could get bitter, but I'm not about to scorch it to find out, I'll keep the temp right at 180 and keep drawing out the time. I somewhat regret not using the whole sample amount for strength's sake but I feared if I ruined it I would have none left. I recommend multiple infusions, I'm on my third, as the first is the lightest. I'll update if something remarkable comes through on a later steep. Toddler chugged two cups of this and said it smelled delicious, I think he was really thirsty.
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I'm wanting to make a change in my house that would mean moving the breaker box about 6' further from the meter. I'd like to avoid running a whole new service wire and I was told that it's legal to splice them. This is a 1960 era house and the splice would take place in an accessible attic.
While I've done a fair amount of wiring (for a carpenter) and I understand wiring basics, I've never spliced aluminum wire or any wire this big before. I'm just starting to research the proper method and am asking for advice/direction here. I've been reading about parallel groove connectors and sealants, etc.... Thanks for all help,
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- Posted by ronnatalie (My Page) on Tue, Nov 30, 10 at 15:23
Find a list means and follow the instructions for doing it. It must be in a suitable enclosure which will be pretty big with this size stuff. However, you better talk to the inspector before you get started. If the panel you're moving is the service disconnect, running the wires up to a splice box in the attic and then back down again may run afoul of the definition of "inside nearest the point of entrance." Frankly, other options are: Move the meter/service entrance. |
Sorry but I don't understand your first sentence. As for the rest, I figured it would take a large junction box of some kind but that's ok. The current service simply runs thru the attic and turns thru the top plate and into the breaker box. It seems to my admittedly inexperienced self that I can just pull the wires back up into the attic, junction them in an appropriate box and extend the 6' or so with like wire down into a new box of same amp capacity. If that is workable it seems it would be far easier/cheaper than running a whole new wire or moving the meter/service entrance, right? |
- Posted by ronnatalie (My Page) on Tue, Nov 30, 10 at 16:58
That should have read "listed" means. If that's the way things are now, you might get away with it. Are you saying the wires go from the meter to the the service disconnect by way of the attic now? That would be extremely unusual. Usually, they have a very short path from the meter into the panel. |
Well I had an unexpected opportunity to have an electrician take a look at my situation. It's not exactly what I thought... Yes the service wire goes from the meter to the breaker box which is in the middle of the house. Probably 25-30ft run. Although the box is a 125Amp box (an old federal pacific)the service wire connects to a 70amp breaker. The wire is not-so-big and the electrician thought it is probably only rated for 70 amps. We didn't measure it. Now I'm thinking the whole service wire needs replacing anyway. I apologize for not looking closer at the box myself before I started asking questions here. I had only looked at the box's rating and assumed that the wire was rated the same. Back to the drawing board for me. Thanks for the help, |
- Posted by ronnatalie (My Page) on Tue, Nov 30, 10 at 20:04
In addition to the size of the main breaker and the size of the wiring you need to determine what the size of the "service" that is delivered to your house if you plan on increasing things. |
Got it. |
Is there a disconnect at the meter? If not there will need to be one. You will not be permitted to run 25-30 feet of unfused feeder cable inside your house. |
I intend to consult an electrician from here on but in the meantime I'm not familiar with the idea of a disconnect at the meter. Why would there need to be a disconnect for a 30' run but not for, say a 10' run? |
"Is there a disconnect at the meter? If not there will need to be one. You will not be permitted to run 25-30 feet of unfused feeder cable inside your house." Not required unless the AHJ wants to be hard nosed about how close the main is to the meter pan and what wiring method is used. Most seem satisfied with rigid conduit for longer runs. |
"Why would there need to be a disconnect for a 30' run but not for, say a 10' run?" For safety's sake. If you were in the attic working on something and knicked the service conductors going to the panel with a tool or other metal object. There is no fuse or breaker between you and the utility transformer on the pole outside to protect you. If however, you put a fused, service rated disconnect beside the meter, anything that might happen to the conductors crossing your attic would be protected by the fuses and not take out the whole neighborhood...... along with the person that became part of the circuit in the attic. Thus the rigid conduit some will require to prevent such accidents. |
That makes sense. What is the disconnect like? Is it just a flip switch such as is found next to an AC unit or is it actually breaker/fuse protected? On a 150 amp service wouldn't you have to have a 150 amp breaker? Also, what is AHJ? Thanks, |
- Posted by azlighting (My Page) on Thu, Dec 2, 10 at 23:04
The disconnect will resemble the ones located next to the A/C units. The ratings on the box are for the maximum allowed amperage for said box, which is why you see 150Amps coming into a 200A service. AHJ = Authority Having Jurisdiction. He's the one with the final say. |
"The disconnect will resemble the ones located next to the A/C units. The ratings on the box are for the maximum allowed amperage for said box, which is why you see 150Amps coming into a 200A service. AHJ = Authority Having Jurisdiction. He's the one with the final say." So if you have a 200A service but a 150A box, your service would really be 150A wouldn't it? Not that it's likely we'd actually be pulling 200A thru the service at once, but it seems odd that you would ever put a lower capacity link in a higher capacity run. I figured AHJ meant (for me)building inspector, but I couldn't figure out the words... Thanks. |
Why would there need to be a disconnect for a 30' run but not for, say a 10' run? Actually you need a fused disconnect. Because code requires the disconnect it to be as close as possible to the point where the feeder enters the building. That is commonly understood to be not more than 5'. Some AHJs want even less. If you run the feeder around the outside of the house and then enter, that usually is acceptable. |
"You need to realize that until your first fused disconnect(usually the main breaker) the wires have no fuse and will continue to burn, arc, melt, etc. until the fuse that supplies you whole neighbourhood trips out." This. The fuse is on the high side of the local transformer (7.2 kV is about as low as distribution usually goes). The current available for a short circuit are very large, thus the interrupt ratings of breakers (and fuses) of 10,000+ amps at 120 V. |
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Unable to find many earthy tones snowboard pants in females, I got this one in Small. Overall, i love the fit/design. But I find it hard to believe the Small starts at 32" because it just fits on my 30" waist! (I was going to fill it out by wearing a bit of padding, but see now that idea won't work. I've never had to wear a Man's medium anything.) Actually it a fair ass-flatterer, so it's not really a complaint.^^
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i'd injured my tailbone ages ago & it's still tender if I sit just so.. And I know I'll be down a lot snowboarding. This padded armor protects well enough I could even do 100 crunches without a twinge of pain! impressed me enough, anyway, I might use it for other workout/sports.
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Hi Susie, We might be related. Portland area is where my father was born.. Just about all of his relatives came to the area around 1830-50,, I am looking in my papers for the "Family Tree" info that Dad brought back from a reunion in Oregon. They used to have a PALMATEER Family reunion evry year around labor day, give or take a week. If I find it (WHEN) I'll post the info here.. Thanks for the response.. Jack Palmatier (Palmateer)
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A rather deflating transfer…
...window. It wasn't who came in but rather who didn't, who left and who stayed that made this transfer window somewhat lacklustre. ...read this Blog post →
...window. It wasn't who came in but rather who didn't, who left and who stayed that made this transfer window somewhat lacklustre. ...read this Blog post →
...resumed. After a promising start to the new season things are back to normal as Liverpool put another bunch of unanswered goals past Spurs in yet another lifeless display. ...read this Blog post →
...similarity. There maybe a new man in charge but a number of things haven't changed over the summer for Spurs, though in the end a victory over Wet Spam was a refreshingly new end to things. ...read this Blog post →
...in charge. There'd be as much if not a better chance of England winning the 2022 World Cup than with Greg Dyke if yesterday's showing is anything to go by. Yeah! Rat fans!!! ...read this Blog post →
...strikers. Jermain Defoe hobbles off and Spurs don't have a single recognised striker. Oh, woe, woe and thrice woe. Except Defoe wasn't scoring and Dempsey can be a striker and has been scoring and so can Bale. ...read this Blog post →
…it's taken long enough. Seven and a half years, 202 games, four managers – with one caretaker – plus a number of better midfielders he either blocked from playing or hindered while being an automatic first team selection. I'm pretty sure after putting up with all that I'm allowed a smug "told you". Posted after […] ...read this Blog post →
...in the Cup. No matter who we're talking about here from Jimmy Greaves through to anyone of those linked with a move to White Hart Lane during this transfer window. It wouldn't stop Spurs losing to Leeds Utd. in the Cup. ...read this Blog post →
...an early kick-off. As if Andre Villas-Boas being named manager of the month for December wasn't bad enough the first game after the award announcement was a 12:45 Saturday kick-off against 'Arry's QPR. ...read this Blog post →
...is required. Spurs drew 1-1 with Norwich in their worst game of the fledgling season so far but it's the beginning of something new that'll take time. ...read this Blog post →
...back. It was all there last night as Spurs beat Wigan 3-1 at The Lane. From the swagger to Benny's barent. ...read this Blog post →
...deadline. Somehow the excitement of transfer window deadline day didn't reached Jim White about to explode levels at Toxic Towers. ...read this Blog post →
...it? British transfer fee records flying here there and everywhere on the final day of the transfer window while Spurs get knock back after knock back and end up chasing Adam and Neville. ...read this Blog post →
...again. Spurs' humiliating four nil defeat to Fulham in the fourth round of the FA Cup should be the last we see of that horrible light blue away kit that results in Spurs playing like they don't care. ...read this Blog post →
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10 Ish-Bosheth was 40 years old when he became king over Israel. He ruled for two years. But the people of Judah followed David. | 10 Ish-Bosheth son of Saul was forty years old when he became king over Israel, and he reigned two years. The house of Judah, however, followed David. |
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by Charles Alexander
Originally printed 6/17/2010 (Issue 1824 - Between The Lines News)
I've been going to Chicago regularly since 1960. It's my Second City, with lots of wonderful memories. Museums. Restaurants. Friends. Lovers. Gay bars. The Lawson Y. (Youth gone for good with the Lakeshore wind.)
During disco years I went by Amtrak every other weekend. The pre-AIDS years of so-called Sexual Liberation were kinetic. Kicky. Somewhat kinky. How times have changed. (Or, have they?)
On a recent Chicago outing I experience a carefree relief as our train leaves Niles, last Michigan stop. My mood is so tangible I want to bottle it for future use should ever I meet up with The Gin Rummy Four again.
They boarded in Dearborn, and by the time we reach Ann Arbor's Gandy Dancer hold club car squatter's rights. I know we are in for trouble when Mr. Deuce of Diamonds boom-boxes loudly, "If they don't want us in the living room, we'll take our card party to the kitchen."
(The "living room" is the coach they've just been booted out of by a posse of civic-minded Amtrak passengers demanding peace and quiet.)
As I've zero tolerance for card sharks on or off track, I retreat to my business coach seat. I put headphones on, up my CD player to max volume, try to ignore Rednecks as Folk. ("The Siege of Amtrak"; Sequence #550).
Underneath my cushion of samba sound, their voices barge in and out of my CD go-around of newly-announced-as-gay Ricky Martin livin' la vida loca, and I'm getting a little livid loca myself.
It's my Anglo-Saxon temperament - inherited from English grandparents on me mum's side - but I expect a modicum of decorum and quietude when traveling in the company of strangers, particularly if they are boring, unattractive and straight.
Hours later at Niles, curiosity kicks in. I cautiously enter the club car and walk in on a moment of unexpected high drama. "I'm not getting off this G-D train for nobody. We paid our fare," snipes Miss Queen of Clubs to Samson Shuffle-Mydeck. "I ain't budging!"
No sooner has she set her beer down then in pops Captain Grandslam. He flashes a badge, barks, "If you say one more word, lady, I'll arrest you on the spot. This is a federal matter. You four, get off the train." I want to applaud, but not wishing to spoil the stunned, exquisite silence, I beam inwardly and cork my imaginary bottle.
From the Amtrak window I watch a scout car zip up, the conductor point an emphatic finger, four card sharks tumble in. As our train leaves I wave. (Decorously, of course.) I learn that Miss O'Hearts had made an off-color, sexual remark to a 12-year-old boy. His mother (presumably also English) was not amused.
I'd forgotten about the Gin Rummy Four as I sit on a bench in Water Tower Park on Chicago's Magnificient Mile. I'm enjoying a performance by a human automaton. His face, body and double breasted suit are painted silver. His staccato movements are accompanied by a recorded, pleasing whirring sound. Click. Shift. Click.
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We are selling our house in San Francisco, which hasn't been painted in quite a while (before we owned it). Right now it's a drab tan with brown brick. I want to paint it to better appeal to today's buyers... I'm thinking a modern color scheme, but also welcoming and friendly. The interior is already redone to contemporary standards. I think I'd like to paint the brick and roof tiles too. Any and all opinions are appreciated! |
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IMO , painting the brick and or the roof tiles would be a very, very big mistake. |
Isn't the RE market crazy/hot in SF? Do you need to do much to actually sell it? Do you know what the original houses looked like? It now seems to have an eclectic mix of architectural styles! Don't paint the brick. Freshen up the stucco with the same color. Do NOT paint the roof tiles. I would invest in a custom wood garage door, since that is a big part of your front façade. We are in LA and purchased doors from Ranch House Doors 2 years ago. Very happy with the product and company. They are in So. CA, link below. |
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- Posted by AnnieDeighnaugh (My Page) on Fri, Jun 13, 14 at 0:00
I think the building looks fine as is. Put the money into getting larger, more in scale plants in the planter boxes in front and call it a day. |
I wouldn't paint anything that's not already painted. And I wouldn't get rid of anything original at this point (like the garage door). |
- Posted by ken_adrian (My Page) on Sun, Jun 15, 14 at 15:17
one would think your real estate agent would have local info in this regard ... do NOT paint brick.. if the next guy wants to.. all the power to them.. but one might wonder how many people would walk right by.. because you did so ... IMHO ... you are way over thinking this ... ken |
I agree with others - do NOT paint brick or tile - it can never be undone. You might like green trim and doors - but the next person might hate it and want to paint it brown, again. Add color and pop with landscaping - it's pretty much nothing right now which makes it look really plain. |
I would not spend a penny. You will likely get multiple offers over asking price anyway. |
I'd put some tall and striking plants in those planters (where you currently have something itty bitty) to improve curb appeal. Bring a picture of the house to the garden center and ask for their advice. |
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Background: We are 5 months away from moving into our new home. We will be purchasing a lot of furniture. We haven't bought funiture in years due to saving up for this custom build. Our architect is helping us with with our interior design, but I'm doing most of the leg work. Our style is minimualist/modern/contemporary. We are mixing some very modern elements with rustic to soften things up. I have three children under 8 so durable is a must. We do not want leather, the upkeep is too hard in dry Arizona.
Now for my question.... We want to buy high quality furniture for a decent price. I do not need brand name. Our wood funiture is being built by our cabinet maker for a fraction of store prices. I have read endlessly on the site and have become more and more confused. Would a trip to N.C. be worth while? We really like the style of Room and Board. I found on here sofacraft.org and customsofadesign.com, but the posts smell of spam. My architect has an interior design license so ciscobrothers is an option. The more money I can save the more rooms I can furnish. It does have to be quality. We keep our furniture for years. Any opinions/advice would be great. |
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just some words of my opinion.
-The concave locks your feet in place without it being too big and making the stance uncomfortable.
-The small kick up front really does help with the ollies. The back kick isnt short but isnt long so again, its perfect.
-The gas pedals are more for dh stance when pre-drifting into corners.
I ride with a wider-ish stance. Switch toesides have gotten waaaay easier. I usually fluctuate between 36-38 so its perfect.
Its a stable ride and a great platform for shove its and no complies.
OH and also, the graphic of this board is sick!
Will totally shred mine untill it dies and then get another one.
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Runs good , Iv made multiple 500 mile trips with this thing with not the slightest problem. The interior permanently smells like black ice.
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Topics for 2014:
Jan 5 A Quiet Mind is all You Need.
Feb 2 Are all Human Beings Capable of Evil?
Mar 2 Physics and Metaphysics: God Doesn't Throw Dice.
April 6 Is Positive Thinking Positive?
May 4 What Influences our Behaviour?
June1 Is the Universe Infinite?
July 6 Is the World progressing Morally?
August 3 Is Feminism Regressing?
September 7 Do Animals have Rights?
October 5 What is beauty?
November 2 Why not talk about death?
December 7 Where do the laws of nature reside?
The afternoon begins with a brief introduction to the theme. Discussion then follows between groups of those attending. Past experience suggests that the discussion will be animated! Finally, there will then be an opportunity to share thoughts and conclusions with everyone present.
This is an opportunity to explore the subjects in a convivial setting including conversation, coffee and cake available from the café.
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