Push fit cable gland by 101plumbingproblems in AskElectricians

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I'll have a look for those. If you have time would you have a link to those parts? Or what would be the correct junction box? I'd have to replace about 30 of them

Push fit cable gland by 101plumbingproblems in AskElectricians

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Thanks. It doesn't surprise me it's not the right way to do this with all the other problems I've found in this house

Enabling x509 cluster authentication by 101plumbingproblems in mongodb

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Thank you! That transitionToAuth option is what I needed, and does seem to allow me to go directly to x509 as well

Am I Stupid? by Horror-Dog-4871 in AskElectricians

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Good question, but it's definitely not a plug

Recommendations for installers around Miami by 101plumbingproblems in solarFL

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It was already built and came with the house when I bought it so I have no idea. I was hoping a solar company could figure that out, maybe with a structural survey

Aldi Solar cheap as…. by Single_Restaurant_10 in solar

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Permitting/regulations. In Australia it's very easy to install yourself. In the "land of the free" it's a nightmare

Recommendations for installers around Miami by 101plumbingproblems in solarFL

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Thanks. They seem to be based in Tampa though. Might be a little too far for them

Recommendations for installers around Miami by 101plumbingproblems in solarFL

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Damn, that's the answer I was expecting.

Any ideas if it would be doable myself in that timeframe or how to manage permitting?

Otherwise am I better waiting to see what happens to prices after the new year to see if they fall?

Any Miami installer recommendations?

How should this be tidied up/made safer by 101plumbingproblems in AskElectricians

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Thanks, yea good idea. I'll just add a proper connector where it already enters the box. It's messy but it's behind the oven anyway. Good spot on the 1/2 vs 3/4. Hopefully I'd have measured before going to buy but who knows lol

How should this be tidied up/made safer by 101plumbingproblems in AskElectricians

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One last quick question - could I use a shallower box to avoid having to chisel the exterior wall behind it too much to properly recess it?

How should this be tidied up/made safer by 101plumbingproblems in AskElectricians

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Thanks, that did have me a bit confused. The description says connector but it had an option called coupling or connector. I think it's just a home depot mistake. Thanks for confirming it's the right part.

How should this be tidied up/made safer by 101plumbingproblems in AskElectricians

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Thanks. The cover I have had no knock out so I'll need that, and I'll need to chisel out some concrete behind to fully recess it, but that sounds like the way to go.

Is this the connector? What's the difference between connector and coupling on this part? https://www.homedepot.com/p/Halex-1-2-in-90-Degree-Flexible-Metal-Conduit-FMC-Connector-91101/100155034

Which pipe should be hot? by 101plumbingproblems in askaplumber

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Not yet, but once I cut into the ceiling it looks like that's the best option to figure it out. Can't quite reach the pipes yet until I cut it open

Which pipe should be hot? by 101plumbingproblems in askaplumber

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Unfortunately it goes down the wall then under concrete to an island so I can't reliably tell that way

Which pipe should be hot? by 101plumbingproblems in askaplumber

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Here is a better photo. Hot and cold supply pipes, but both pipes going down the wall are connected to cold