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Hykolity LED lights, yes they are very hykolity

I put in 24k BTU LG lots of good manufactures out there, I have a few suppliers but ecomfort.com almost always beats the price with free shipping.not beyond diy but i recommend professional instalation

I've been in the HVAC industry for 40 years and I believe using a ductless mini split system is the most efficient way to heat and cool a garage. The seer ratings are typically 20+ and if you get an inverter driven (variable capacity) you can oversize the unit for quick recovery when coming out...

Re: Covid remodeled Garage TrueLock PVC tile

Re: Covid remodeled Garage I wish i could say i built the spay can holder but that's by LarryBs very well made.

Re: Covid remodeled Garage Nice set i see you have a double bass setup

Re: Covid remodeled Garage Its TrueLock via garage flooring llc

Re: Covid remodeled Garage I mean smart board

Re: Covid remodeled Garage wonder board similar to t1-11

Spent my time at home installing a new floor and reorganizing the garage

A flex plate and some bicycle chain <a href="http://s1280.photobucket.com/user/blaperle1/media/DSC00370_zps17b5fcc2.jpg.html" target="_blank"><img src="http://i1280.photobucket.com/albums/a488/blaperle1/DSC00370_zps17b5fcc2.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo DSC00370_zps17b5fcc2.jpg"/></a>

here's a couple Ideal full grain leather pouches I use for HVAC sevice Brian <a href="http://s1280.photobucket.com/user/blaperle1/media/IMG_20130909_084051_729_zps24a51098.jpg.html" target="_blank"><img...

Looks like a capacitor start induction run. To reverse rotation you can reverse the polarity on the start winding only or you can reverse the polarity on the run winding only but not both. you can also remove the rotor and reverse it in the stator and swap the end caps. all of these options...

These Kliens are very well made and comfortable in the hand. <a href="http://s1280.photobucket.com/user/blaperle1/media/IMG_20130801_143754_333_zps0fa99732.jpg.html" target="_blank"><img src="http://i1280.photobucket.com/albums/a488/blaperle1/IMG_20130801_143754_333_zps0fa99732.jpg" border="0"...

This is true but it's referred to as COP coefficient of performance electric heat has a COP of 1 meaning you get 3.41 BTUs for every 1 watt input. This is mistaken for efficiency but it is just a simple conversion of input to thermal energy. Heat pumps typically have COP in the 3 to 20 range...