
swolsen
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I found it at https://www.inspectorsjournal.com/forum ... all%29.jpg
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Hi Chris, Yeah I guess I can remember when it was harder to read from the screen. I guess I got use to it after many years. I can definitely understand Mikes dilemma. Hey Phillip, Is there any particular reason you are still on dialup? I was wondering since, it took me all of 8 seconds to download the 273 page Moisture Handbook and 4 hours on a 22MB file no longer sits with me very well. I remember those days. Arrrgh! [:-crazy]
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I am in the process of writing my own and will be running it on my own server I built a few weeks ago. For simple web pages you just need to learn HTML and if you want to get fancy with a similar look and feel throughout your site, which will be easy to change, then the use of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a good way to go. If you are looking to add form processing then that is where it will get a little more tricky. You will need to learn Perl, PHP, ASP, JSP, Java, C++ or another one of the many server pages, scripting or programming languages out there.
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Article: How To Build Your Own PC
swolsen replied to hausdok's topic in Computers & Reporting Systems Forum
I build all my computers but I get the parts from various places. I use pricewatch.com to get low prices available at the time for hardware. If I build a Windows box then I look for an OEM version of the OS other wise if I build a server I usually use Linux Fedora Core which is free. -
Hi Bill, Do you just remove the filters and wash them with dish detergent? If not; how do you sanitize them? Also how often do you replace the filters? Does it depend on how you have used them? Thanks
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I'm not sure about intermixing dissimilar metals in gas piping, but as I was looking around I found this interesting writeup on using copper for gas lines. http://www.copper.org/applications/fuel ... intro.html This site has a lot of info on using copper for gas supply. http://www.copper.org/applications/fuel ... fig03.html Show proper connections from steel to copper.
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Ah, thank you Kevin; I will check it out.
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Hi Randy Several sites pop up on a Google search. Here are two; http://www.plumbingstore.com/pipehangers.html http://plumbing.hardwarestore.com/52-34 ... ngers.aspx No; actually I never heard of plastic plumbers tape. Are you referring to Teflon tape? The stuff used on pipe threads? You may be correct on the metal straps. I was more concerned about the pipe being properly supported. [:-magnify
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Hello Terence, I am not a member of ASHI at this time, however I do plan on joining. You have my curiosity. What does the nifty Radon check list comprise of; or is that for "ASHI only" eye's?[:-bigeyes Maybe I will need to wait until I join.[:-cry]
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Hi Randy, Actually there are hangers designed for PVC. One could also use the plastic or metal strapping to secure the PVC. You are correct; The use of NM cable was done poorly, and with time, may pull loose of the staples that were used to secure it. This is something I would expect from a home owner, but a radon mitigation company?
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I was admiring this radon mitigation device as it passes through the attic and almost missed the method of support. romex pipe support 1, romex pipe support 2. I think that'll hold her.[^] To think this was installed by a radon mitigation company that must have run out of strapping.
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Isn't the spelling Weimaraner and not Weimeraner[?] Anyhow, John, excellent marketing. I was thinking along the same lines; just without the dogs.[]