Do you have the equipment or knowledge to sync two generators in parallel?
What could go wrong?
ETA, not quite as critical for single phase as it is for 3 phase.
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Do you have the equipment or knowledge to sync two generators in parallel?
What could go wrong?
ETA, not quite as critical for single phase as it is for 3 phase.
One thing to consider is that the starting load of an AC unit is about 4x the running load. The table I looked at said a 2 ton AC unit requires a 8kw generator.
^^^. Also this
Still beware gas(oline) fumes/leaks/etc....Quote:
Originally Posted by Garbowski
I don’t feel like this has much to do with the generator question. Might as well start a new thread; “do you store any gas tools or gas cans in your basement?” For a lot of people the answer is “where else am I gonna put that crap?”Quote:
Originally Posted by pepperdawg
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Consumer Reports has a good web article “Choose the right size Generator” which goes into a lot of what you’ll need to consider. Starting load amps is a big consideration as Billy mentioned above. Also, agree what SB said that knowledge is a real factor when dealing with electricity.
I was just curious. We have a little unit that will run a window unit, a fridge, and a freezer. Even if I went bigger/nicer I doubt I’d try to run the heat pump. Between the wood stove and window unit, we’re covered for the extremes.
Yeah, I was not sure where you lived. When it’s really cold you need heat, much more than you need AC when it’s hot. Looks like you have it covered with stove and window unit.Quote:
Originally Posted by bagtagley
Kirkland Pesto is pretty good
qftQuote:
Originally Posted by irul&ublo
love that stuff.
Yep. That and the shredded parm.
When those go on sale, I buy a bunch and freeze it. It keeps well.Quote:
Originally Posted by irul&ublo
The Utz Grillo's flavored chips were on sale and I bought some. Why? Why didn't I just buy the pickles? Why do we buy and eat flavored whatevers instead of the real thing, especially when the real thing is also open and eat? it's the Hedberg turkey bit.
Need suggestions from the Costco 2-Da y delivery selection online. I'm always coming up short and spending inordinate amount of time trying to get my order to $75 bucks for free shipping. Closest store is 2 hours away.
Seriously, you have problems spending $75 at Costco? It’s usually at least $200 when I check out.
Do they deliver booze?
Herradura Ultra Anejo Tequila.
^ this is so true.Quote:
Originally Posted by billyk
Socks, underwear, cereal, detergent, bottled water, LED lightbulbs, replacement windshield wipers, toothpaste, dental floss, Sonicare/OralB brushes.
This shouldn't ever be a question.
Crowdsourced answers here:
https://www.instagram.com/costco_doesitagain/
A5 wagyu for 59 /lb?
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The Armanino pesto that Costco carries only at their Business Center near SFO (possibly at other Calif. Business Centers) is even better. (Freezer section, if they have it.)Quote:
Originally Posted by irul&ublo
That's ridiculously cheap. Like 400% cheap.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimmyCarter
Where the heck is that Costco? Wow! I want in.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimmyCarter
Group buy?
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Silly good price on that a5
Sticker says Danvers, MAQuote:
Originally Posted by skinipenem
I ran through the store the other day and found Kirkland pants (tech pants I believe) that are light and looked stylish. Brought them home and these are now my favorite pants. I can wear them to work, play, and probably even on the hill for spring skiing. I got green but there were several other colors which I asked my wife to pick up today when she goes there.