Recent content by HighVoltage

I have to comment that the current breed of LED traffic lights are horrible. They are so much more directional that it is far too easy to get just out of the field of view of these things and not be able to see if its red or green.

I wouldn't touch em for at least a few years. I've seen way too many LED replacements coming out of the far east that are being overdriven. They are trying to push more candles out of these LEDs than they should to keep up with the output from the existing light sources.

I'll chime in and add that I just started this same process on my little 20x18 garage in Central Texas. The walls were insulated but the door and ceiling were not. I added the reflective aluminum bubble wrap stuff to the west facing door and had a dramatic temp drop. I also have an HOA to deal...

I stumbled across http://www.paragoncode.com/shop/compressor/ while checking on this awhile back.

Its also going to depend on how much of the space is occupied. I have a 20 x 20, with QTY-----TYPE 2------4bulb, 4ft CFL fixtures 2------2bulb, 4ft CFL fixtures all 6500K lighting. The walls are unpainted and the floor is bare concrete. It looks like a ton of light until you start...

Well when I was a kid, I seem to recall the old man working on anything, him calling every tool "Gdamn mudderfocker" but maybe I misinterpreted that...

:lol_hitti I see it now. Just needed to choose "no Email notifications". Thanks.

Does this forum support the option to automatically add a subscription to a thread if you post in that thread? I didnt see the check box in the User CP anywhere.

Sorry guys, all the info was in the pic it just wasnt clearly stated I guess. Thats the only one Ive seen so far at 3 local HDs in my area, so I think they have been out there "hiding" for a while. It was just dumb luck I stumbled on it while walking by the air tools section.

If the water is spending more time in the radiator cooling, then there's also water spending more time in the block heating up... I'm no expert on thermo/fluid dynamics but about 10 years ago, I went and dug up alot of information on cooling for cars. My Nova was having a hard time with it...

Love the bats. These little guys decimate the bug population around here..cant's imagine how bad it would be without them. http://www.truveo.com/Million-bats-of-Round-Rock-Texas/id/2545517229 http://www.roadsideamerica.com/story/10852

To keep the cost on target for the conditions and application. They produce a product to meet the robustness for "field" conditions but can keep the costs down for automotive signal sampling frequencies. Most typical scopes are for sitting in a nice temperature controlled setting, not outdoors...

For me the verdict is still out on the Husky tools but I couldnt pass this one up. Maybe someone else can use one too. Help this helps. I took the pick after I removed it from the box.

We've got some various track lighting in the house that I put up from both Lowes and HD. The hookup is easy and the rails will give you a bit more precision in placing the light where you want it but I have to say you wont get nearly the same kind of light you can get out of even a pair of T8s...

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