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Not having the ground wire is fine. Some new fans don’t even come with the ground wire. The ground bear copper wire is technically a secondary safety measure. It acts similar to the white wire. So that if something were to happen for the white wire, you would have the ground as a last case scenario for the electric electricity to find its way out. But you will be fine. Make sure you do black to black and white to white and just tuck the ground from the fan away. I would either snip the ground or put a cap on it just to make sure it doesn’t touch anything inside the fan housing.

It was good for us while we were there. I believe there is a couple options for service up there. Obvious starlink is one and there’s a local service provider too. Not 100% familiar with them though since we were just there for the weekend.

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Ahhh yes, the most important step.

I have links for the doorbell in the video description

Your right. You could use a 90 turn support to eliminate the extra fitting for sure. Would be hard in a 2x4 wall

That’s a really good point. Thank you for the tip!

You live in a sandy area just like me. (High Desert of CA, here.) You may want to look into adding a cyclone pre-filter. They run about the same as a new set of filters, but will keep 70% to 80% of the sand and dirt from ever making it to the filter. It takes about 4 gallons of water, with your pump on high to back flush the cyclone. The two best are: CircuPool TJ-16 Typhoon, and the Waterco cyclone 16. Best regards, for the great video.

@@fredbuchanan2560 yep. Lots of dust is the air out here. Lol. Especially with me doing construction for the last year building in our lot. Hopefully it will be reduced significantly now that the casita is almost done. I need to look into that cyclone though. That would be a good addition for sure. Thank you for the recommendation. I’m from the HD. Hesperia/Apple Valley/Victorville area. 🤙🏼

Yeah. Any basic drill can do it. You just need to let the drill do the work. Don’t slam it or put too much manual pressure on it. Let the drill bit do its job and be patient. The power and rpm’s or the drill will be fine.

We had the pool at 97! So depending on what your weather and sun exposed is at keep an eye on it. Lol the whole pool was like a jacuzzi. Pretty cool to see how well it works. So we take it on n off depending on when we plan on swimming and want the pool in the high 80’s. 97 for swimming was a bit hot

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That’s great you got it done. Sorry I didn’t get the video of seating the blue clip. Those small pieces can be tricky sometimes. But once you know how they are supposed to work you can Hopefully figure it out like you did. If I make another video showing the next install I’ll try to go in more detail on those kind of things.

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Man I’m sorry to hear that. I’ve had a good experience so far with Thai solar cover, hit 97 degrees. So Ive had to take it off a couple days here n there. Hoping to get maybe 3 season out of it. 🤞🏼

Thank you!! I really appreciate that! I was hoping someone else out there would have the same questions as I did. So I wanted to share the information

Ehhh I’d say yeah. It’s definitely geared towards the little ones. Nice place to visit and maybe go see BearAzona drive through wild life park though. That’s for all ages and always a good time

You can just clean them. But worst case you can replace.

Good question. Technically code depend on your area would say one breaker or circuit for no more than 10 outlets. That’s a very common practice. That’s also usually rated to be safe. Assuming all 10 outlets could be used at once. Obviously you’re not gonna have all 10 outlets on one circuit being used at one time. Usually it’s one or two like a vacuum and a blender. But just for general purposes, a good rule of thumb is no more than 10 outlets per breaker. As far as lights there’s also an equation that has to do with watts or amps. Now with LED lighting you can get away with a lot more lights on one circuit. So for example, I would run 115 amp breaker and run two or three bedrooms off of that one. Since I’m running a lot of lighting in the garage, I ran a 20 amp breaker that will power to wall switches and have two branches of a lot of lights. Everything is LED, so it’s still under loaded. So to answer your question, they’re technically a math equation. My rule of thumb is if it’s going to be a fridge a washing machine or something that is a utility. I would put it on its own circuit if you’re able to. That way if you are using an outlet or something else related it’s not going to pull too much energy off of the one breaker if that utility turns on. So I usually run dedicated lines for those devices. Otherwise, I’ll run 6 to 8 outlets at most on one breaker. Again, just so I don’t overload a circuit. I’m trying to consider the use of power tools and you don’t want too many of those on one circuit because it could pop the breaker. So I usually underload those.

I’m not 100% familiar with Westinghouse systems. But a quick google search it looks like allfilters dot com has some? And it could be possible that a generic brand or universal filter may work if it’s like theses other systems with cartridges inside.

Before. That way your hot water is filtered and softened. As well as your cold lines.

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I’m not a big fan of Ring. Always gave me trouble.

That’s awesome!! Good job!!

I couldn’t agree with you more. Gotta try things yourself if you want something that actually works.

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I might be working on doing a full how to Video showing if there is no loop and how to create your own break in the water line to install a system. Just need to get a mock set up built to show a full walkthrough

It can be. But not always the case. Technically the transformer can be on any breaker circuit. It’s similar to just having an outlet on a circuit. Then you take that outlet and pop the transformer on it and it’s downsizing the power to the doorbells need

It did about 250+ of linear feet I’d say. I mainly used the straight stream nozzle and I was able to go around this whole perimeter of a 1,900sqft building.

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That’s awesome. Happy I could be of help

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Yeah. It’s not too bad once you understand which circuit needs one and which ones can have just a regular GFCI outlet installed. I have about half my breakers with the new ones and the other half regular breakers because they go to all my outlets that have a GFCI outlet.

So far I haven’t seen that problem. I know they are supposed to trip to the same standard and it’s really just an added layer of protection. But overall I think they are fine. Code requires them is some builds to pass permit inspections 🤷🏼‍♂️

They have a rechargeable battery version. A “wireless” version. And then this one here I showed. So they have both. I should have links for them in the description

In the video I could have let the concrete sit a little more. I was mainly making the video to show the overall process and talking about some facts about the concrete and forms and mixing. If I would have let it set longer I could have achieved a smoother finish.

I think the ride is way better. The tires ride nice too. Not noisy, has a nice clean sound to it.

💯 I appreciate the feed back.

You are very welcome!

I’m not sure if it works with Google home. I know Ankler/Eufy has their own operating systems and apps. You can connect all their devices and get notified and view recording through their app

I’m not sure what you’re referring to. Once drywall is up the ends of the two ways lines will be cut and a 1/4 turn shut off valve will be connected to the end. Same process with PEX. They connect very easily and will have no problem being supported by this set up.

Yes. Insulation was installed on all the exterior walls.

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This one went from a warm 3000k look all the way up to 5000k. Thats usually a “warm” look. 4000k is you usually white or “bright white” look.

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I feel like it’s pretty good. But I also don’t use them for music much. Really just use them for the job site awareness. I still use my AirPods for music n stuff.

I haven’t done that myself but that could be a good step to add.

I think they’d be good for the range. But I don’t know if it’s the “recommended” use. They work off of the loud loose and sound canceling just like other range ears. So I’d say yes. But again, if you hurt your ears I’m not sure if Milwaukee would have any responsibility for it. 🤷🏼‍♂️

@@FortKnoxCo Thanks. I appreciate the feedback.

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Good information. I know there usually is a difference when you have a main panel and the. Neutral bar and ground bar are bonded vs with a sub panel the two have to remain separate.

It would depend on the brand of fan. Usually the housing design fits the style of the fan. But generally how the housing secured to the fan support that screws into the ceiling is the same. At the end of the day the housing secured by two screws on the side. So it could be possible to get a bigger style of housing. Might just have to be a little creative