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I need a system like that I’m in paterson nj

So I’m having an issue with my GSXR600 the rectifier completely crapped out on me. Left me stranded I took it to a shop went ahead and did the stator and R/R with ricks parts. The bike isn’t getting correct voltage still. It varies between 12.5V and 12.7V @ 5k rpm. Right now I just checked and she’s at 12.15v sitting with the ignition off. I’m unsure what to do and where to start. I feel I have a wiring issue. The parts were bench tested and determined to be in good working order, even put an OEM R/R on while bench testing the ricks parts and got the same readings. The battery isn’t charging and if it is it’s charging very slowly.

Does the Naveen Combi boiler require to have domestic hot water plugged in as well or can it be used on a closed loop circulating a system only?.

I always installed the shut-off valve and unions for the circulators.

CZcams gold! This video was incredibly helpful as I'm about to DIY a Bosch combi unit to replace a 35 year old natural gas guzzler. A single zone system so not too complicated. Any thoughts on the quality of Bosch Singular system? Your feedback is appreciated.

I have this sump pump unit--its 2 years old. It was professionally installed. we live on pretty dry ground but twice a year I test it both in electric mode and in back up mode too--I test it two times each mode ( 4 checks ) and I do this by pouring water in the sump ---but---when it shuts off its very loud ! --any ideas ?--am quote pleased with this otherwise

Looking good but have a question. At 6:03 in the video I see a box framed in and peaked my intrest. Later I see it wasn't filled with concrete, what is it for or it's purpose?

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Thats not a cable, its a wire.

Master Mason but not FreeMason😂😂😂

Jim, I'm looking to do pretty much the same thing, what brand are those Stainless manifolds?

Nice work, very clean.

I have the same piping i sill like to know hoe to wiring the zone valves

I have a Rinnai RU199iN. I’m assuming my unit can be utilized the same way to do a single zone baseboard heating system in my basement? How do I go about scheduling a consultation? Thank you

The conduit appears to end at the bottom in the ground and bare wires look to run from there. I thought it all was to be in conduit and is that deep enough?

no vapor barrier?

Nec 314.28 Code violation on those LB’s

Where did you buy it?

Where did you buy it?

It’s such a great look… very popular in Houston these days. Same with the dark color.

Here in UK spray foam insulation to roofs now makes homes difficult to insure. There have been many cases of the insulation causing other defects, particularly to the roof structure. Homes that had this foam installed are now having to take the stuff out at a cost many times that of the cost of installation (a messy, nasty job) just so that they can get house insurance.

The easiest way to deal with your situation is to bring in 480 Volts. Your wire size would have been much smaller which means less expensive . You would not have any voltage drop the only disadvantage is buying a step down transformer. This is if your utility company will cooperate with you.

Are you sure you don’t need a disconnected on the outside of the house? Just a suggestion, no way to de-energize the house at the house from the outside.

Is the jacket on the conductors from the Polaris taps to the panel dual-rated USE-2/RHW? Without the RHH or RHW rating, you technically can't use it indoors.

The LB underneath the panel is fine but conductors other than service conductors are not permitted in the same conduit as the service conductors. Not sure if you knew that already. NEC 230.7 is the code reference.

In my area they are demanding that you install an expansion joint when a conduit comes from underground even to a meter socket only 30" off the ground. Reason being for ground settlement. Have saw too many 11/4 & 2" PVC conduits pull out of male adapter at bottom of outdoor meter cans. Waste if money the ulitity company denanding that you install a spare conduit if you went the other way.

What company makes the board and batten please?

Architect here. Black facia looks nice.

Black on black- very contemporary.

Lemme guess Really tiny amish people, a lot of them

Hello painting contractor here. Cool work I’ve painted a brand new metal building before and do you know about the clear coating they put on the newer metal siding these days that paint doesn’t stick to it? You have to use a special primer for that stuff if you paint it

Going to be a besutiful house.

That looks nice! So do you have a disconnect down at the road as well? For more space inside your junction box, I'd have cut two of the wires shorter so that there would be two high and two low, alternating.

Not only the line drop, underground cable doesn't dissipate heat like overhead. Most underground services are under 200 feet.

Do you need a separate grounding rod for this subpanel?

Heard you say it was going to be around $12k to run cable and get a transformer but didn't catch the price difference doing it this way... obviously cheaper. Last time I did a long run of 0/2/0 I believe it worked out to 50 amps usable at the end of 1,000 feet. (from memory) Bought a full spool at a substantial discount and had it delivered to the job. That was about 10 years ago so I am sure the price is way up now.

Definitely jack of all trades.

That is an interesting product. Are you a dealer for them and/or can you provide a ballpark price of what it costs?

Thanks mate, very helpful.

Impeller replacement in the next video !😂

Nice work Jim.

Can you tell me which wires to pull so it will idle instead of dying ever time you stop ? Thanks in advance !

Looks great!

Maaan thats beautiful work

Bro you suck

Fantastic. Am looking in on doing a diy one myself. The plastic ones for my mower is fairly cheap but if I can make something myself, I prefer to do that.

great video somehow i did all this on accident and didn't figure out how to get it back haha its kind a specific what you have to do but im happy!

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What's a setup like this go for? Do you have any where the boiler does hot water (tap) heat as well?

Only thing I would’ve done different is add ballvalves to each side of my mixing valve in case it ever goes bad. That way it’s an easy fix for later.