I had to remove my furnace to remove a mouse nest in the blower and noticed the duct which goes into the floor had this adapter where it attaches to the floor.It appears the "duct" is made up of aluminum covered foam board and the bottom of the adapt...
In a thread about a Watts 263A regulator, IAMICHABOD posted a mention of this regulator. I would like to hear his experience with this regulator and if anyone else has used one please chime also. I like the very low lead content of the brass since ...
I have installed a PI EMS-HW50C in my trailer (it is wired 50A) and am thinking about mounting the remote display next to the 12V switch and monitor panel. This is on a wood panel directly under the TV and faces into the "salon". For those of you w...
I have a 2015 Fun Finder 266 KIRB with a 13.5K BTU 579 Series Dometic Brisk 2 A/C. It is controlled by a Dometic Single Zone LCD Thermostat Mode l3313192.XXX (not sure what the actual "XXX" number is). My question is, after a 120 Vac power failure, ...
manley, yesterday when I was canceling our end of April trip to Gulf State Park in AL, all state parks in AL and GA were open and gave no indication of closing. Gulf State Park was refunding all deposits which they don't normally do, so you may be ab...
You may have had a mouse build a nest in one of the squirrel cage blower wheels. If it didn't cover the complete surface of the wheel, the fan could still be partially working. If it's a Suburban, you have to remove it and take apart to get to the ...
Larry, since your are permanently plugged in to 120V, your converter should supply plenty of 12V to keep it running. If it is the 40qt., the web site says it draws 5 Amps. Even the smallest converter should handle that easily. The only thing I wou...
Just clicked on the link (9:03 AM EDT 7/21/19) and it's now up to $120.88. Amazon is up to their usual tricks! If you scroll down to where they list other panels, there is a 100W Poly panel listed and it is a little less than $105 and a bit more sq...
There is one thing that no one has mentioned. The colored plastic sleeves on crimp terminals indicates the size wire they are to be used with, and has nothing to do with polarity. Small red is 18 - 22 ga., blue is 14 - 16 ga., yellow is 12 - 10 ga....
