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Headed to Home Depot for what I needed to repair this electrical outlet.

In this day and age, we find ourselves working too hard to achieve our dreams and goals, which is why we find less time to fix household issues. Having said that there are many drawbacks in the current household worker division. We have come to understand these things & these are the...

 

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Hmmm, this mailbox is probably worth more than my condo..... those are little copper shingles, micro-cut blocks, there's weather wrap, crafted windows...... no lightning rods?

I don't like heights. Not one little bit. And by 'heights' I mean anything much higher than standing on a chair. I'm OK flying, and not too bad if I have a hefty parapet in front of me, up to, say, about chest level. But glass-fronted balconies, scaffolding and (especially) ladders are a problem.

 

So here I am, some eight or nine feet above my comfort zone, wiring in a photocell, to switch our outside light. Before anybody is tempted so to do, it's useless pointing out that I'm standing on a flat roof, eight feet from the nearest edge: that cuts no ice at all. I got here up a ladder, so it qualifies as 'up a ladder' and is therefore locus non gratus.

 

To add insult to injury, after spending an hour or so out under the eaves in respirator, modifying the circuit to suit, the wretched photocell didn't work: it was an old one from my 'come in handy' box, and they only have a finite life. It worked fine when I bread-boarded the circuit, but that must have been its last gasp. A visit to the electrical factors in Honiton brought forth a replacement module, which fitted interchangeably with the old one; and behold, we had light (but only in the dark).

electric girl dreams of electric sheep

A common theme for mech rooms: More equipment than space.

High Tension work in Chicopee. PAR and Burns & McDonnell pulling "samson rope" for new 345kw lines by helicopter. (over Memorial Drive)

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You got to make sure to move along the beams! One step in the wrong place and you will end up down below!

High Tension work in Chicopee. PAR and Burns & McDonnell pulling "samson rope" for new 345kw lines by helicopter.

That's an LED swimming pool light (or it will be when completed).

This tool is what makes everything quick easy and simple.

Assessing the electrical panel before going to work.

First I tried lighting a match to burn away the plastic, but it didn't work so I used a little knife

High Tension work in Chicopee. PAR and Burns & McDonnell pulling "samson rope" for new 345kw lines by helicopter. (over Walmart parking lot)

I took a picture of the messy kitchen

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