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Hybrid, I love your work, but I'm more impressed with your garage space. When I lived in St. Pete, I needed a pry bar to get a workbench in my space. Now I'm in Az with 3 times the space, and I'm eyeing that pry bar again. It never ends. Keep up the good work......and enjoy all that room.

20 or 30 depending on your climate, but I would strongly recommend a synthetic oil, regardless of viscosity.

Amdro is the best of the best. Doesn't take much either. If you're lucky enough to catch the nest build early in the summer, you're ahead of the game. Either way, that stuff is amazing.

Amsoil.......when I think of it.

Our undying thanks to EPA for causing all these problems by eliminating Chlordane in the 70's. One treatment was good for 20 years. Not now. Thanks, Big Brother. So happy you're looking after us.

Selecting a security camera system today, or even the various components that go with it can be a daunting task. I just spent the last week researching what was available to replace the one we have at our store, and before long my eyes were rolling. There's analog, digital, HD-SDI, HD-CVI...

For what it's worth...on a shallow well, I've never used unions, just regular PVC glued joints. On a 400' well, that won't work, but for shallow stuff, they work fine and take the worry about of a threaded union.

Your profile doesn't tell us where you are, but if it's Florida, well.........I've watched PVC rust, so there's no help. Just move.

I don't know, guys.....it's a toss up. Possum vs. skunk. They can both be just as ravaging, but that skunk has a hell of gift to give when you pop him. It's easy to "stop" the problem, but one hell of a mess to dispose of what he leaves.

Ditto to all of the above from a transplanted tarheel, Greensboro, N.C. Wayne WA4YUL

Beemer has it. Ubiquiti has the best products out there. I am running an entire store 5.5 miles away on a Bullet link from a lower elevation to the top of a mountain. My store feed is 30Meg, and I do not see one bit of degradation here on the mountain. In other words, the store and the...

I concur wholeheartedly. Do the math. At .15 to .20 per kwh......if your normal house load was 20KW, you'd be racking up $3 to $4 per hour, or about $75 to $100 per day. Most households, even with A/C running are well under 10KW. After all, it is supposed to be an "emergency" generator to...

You're missing a major human factor here. Money has nothing to do with it. At some point in this quest it becomes a personal challenge. "Is this thing going to kick my ***, or not?". The general answer is "NO", and we're going to figure out a way to extract ourselves from this predicament...

As Andy said....onsite supervision is the name of the game. I don't care how carefully plans, specifications, are drawn, something WILL go awry. There will be a glitch (in reality, many glitches) during the course of construction. If you are there every day, and you have a rough idea how...

Not cheap, but a can of Boeshield will do the trick. http://boeshield.com/

.....or one could always drop in an 8 X 36 piece of wood and make it go away.

JWNY To answer your previous question, no....you won't be able to get all of the PAG out of the compressor on the first flush, so do it again. I'd use a cheapo compressor oil on the first run and then synthetic after that, but you do want to get as much of the PAG as possible out on the first...

I understand what you're saying, but in all likelihood that compressor is loaded with Mineral Oil. I agree, wholeheartedly, with 38Chevy. PAG oils are highly hygroscopic. They will grab moisture in a heartbeat, ultimately leading to a milky mess which will spell a quick doom for the...

Don't have a ball valve....probably should be a project on the list, so I just turn the regulator to zero pressure on the lines. Tank stays pressurized.

+1 for Ubiquiti I'm running on a 5.5 mile link with a bullet right now....dish to dish. A friend of mine recently established a 30 mile link using bullets and dish antennae for a weekend Amateur Radio event. The cost is in the $200 to $300 range depending on how fancy you want to get into the...