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Penn State lost to O-Hiigher ....

Provided 1 and 2 both win... Penn probably drops at least 2 spots to 5 I'm guessing an TOHU goes to 3
 
Frodee said:
I need to get a new heater in my garage. Running 2 110-volt heaters right now but I need a new 220-volt. I have a pellet stove I use when the power goes out but cost more to buy pellets than running electric.
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This one was $129 i think.. 5000w.. i woulda got the 7500w but that needs a 40a and i'm not running a new line, i'm gonna tap into my compressor plug below it.. i need to pick up some 10ga romex though.. can't find any around my house..


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so.. 30 mins of work and my day is done.. need some food and drums and relaxing now... hopefully get my pig setup tomorrow
 
Icetech said:
This one was $129 i think.. 5000w.. i woulda got the 7500w but that needs a 40a and i'm not running a new line, i'm gonna tap into my compressor plug below it.. i need to pick up some 10ga romex though.. can't find any around my house..


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I'm all wired for a 40 amp heater but I only have a 100 amp service in the garage and I have a big compressor so I have to shut the heater off if I run the compressor. Not a big deal and the 100 amp should be plenty but not taking the chance with running everything else electric and tripping the main breaker.
 
Frodee said:
I'm all wired for a 40 amp heater but I only have a 100 amp service in the garage and I have a big compressor so I have to shut the heater off if I run the compressor. Not a big deal and the 100 amp should be plenty but not taking the chance with running everything else electric and tripping the main breaker.
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So no sand blasting in the winter....
 
Icetech said:
This one was $129 i think.. 5000w.. i woulda got the 7500w but that needs a 40a and i'm not running a new line, i'm gonna tap into my compressor plug below it.. i need to pick up some 10ga romex though.. can't find any around my house..


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5000 watts needs 40 amp 220 v. Oh, I saw the 120 volt outlet and it looked like the heater was plugged in there. Nope the wire goes up and through the wall.
 
I need some shelves or something
toolmanmike said:
5000 watts needs 40 amp 220 v. Oh, I saw the 120 volt outlet and it looked like the heater was plugged in there. Nope the wire goes up and through the wall.
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ahh.. well ****.. i read that 5000w is ok on 30.. will have to look into it
 
Icetech said:
I need some shelves or something

ahh.. well ****.. i read that 5000w is ok on 30.. will have to look into it
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Sorry, I was mistaken. 5000 divided by 120 volts is 41.66 amps. Too many amps for a 120 v. circuit so you need a 220 volt circuit which is 20.83 amps so a 30 amp 220 v would be fine (2 15 amp 110 volt feeds)
 
Planning out dinner tonight and thought I'd try a can of Progresso tomato soup with a grilled cheese sandwich.
Was reading the directions on the can and found this. :wtf:Bioengineered???

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I have ben making my own soup just to keep the sodium down. Low salt broth and natural ingredients are good. Cream of mushroom was delicious. There was a little fat in the half and half buy not as much as the whipping cream that I was supposed to use.
 
toolmanmike said:
I have ben making my own soup just to keep the sodium down. Low salt broth and natural ingredients are good. Cream of mushroom was delicious. There was a little fat in the half and half buy not as much as the whipping cream that I was supposed to use.
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I have printed off a few good recipes from this Facebook group. Soup maker | Facebook
 
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