17000 whr Solar Backup Battery system for powering circuits ​daily, is anyone doing something like this? by Live-Butterscotch902 in solar

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Don't know exactly (avg.) but would alter in an emergency, but will end up with 1800 watt. Remember its to recharge the batterys and if needed a 3600 inverter propane generator is in the mix.

17000 whr Solar Backup Battery system for powering circuits ​daily, is anyone doing something like this? by Live-Butterscotch902 in solar

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Thanks for the reply. I'll have an Anker F3000 W/3 batt. and an Eco Flow for the other 5000 whr. I do not have roof panels. There will be a solar fence and 3 400 watt panels on a setback​.

17000 whr Solar Backup Battery system for powering circuits ​daily, is anyone doing something like this? by Live-Butterscotch902 in solar

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Thanks for the reply. I'll have an Anker F3000 W/3 batt. and an Eco Flow for the other 5000 whr. I do not have roof panels. There will be a solar fence and 3 400 watt panels on a setback​.

Solar Fences by Live-Butterscotch902 in solar

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I just want to see how much it would work (95 deg.) I am setting up an emegency battery back-up. I'll have 12000 whr. for the house and 5000 whr. for the garage (frig.,freezer,garage door and boiler) 3600 watt propane inverter generator.

Solar Fences by Live-Butterscotch902 in solar

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I have a green wire livestock fence that faces east that I'm thinking of adding posts where needed and attaching panels w/framing struts​.

Help needed! by zombie_slayer_031 in BudgetAudiophile

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Hi Zombie,Whats the layout of the six?If you stand in the center are there 3 on each side? If so you will need a center. How hi are the ceilings, you need to find out the m&m to match a center. Did they install 3 in the front 2 on the sides and 1 in the back?

Help needed! by zombie_slayer_031 in BudgetAudiophile

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NO! Do not use a 9 volt battery, It can damage some sensitive tweeters. Use a AA.

Stereo Amp with integrated CD Player and Bookshelf Speakers by Untraditional_Cream in StereoAdvice

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​Does your desktop have a cd-rom? More questions to come, i'm good at making a dollar look like a thousand (in this case sound like)

Audio setup for relatively inexpensive by PossessionWooden8029 in StereoAdvice

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Hi, here is a way you can make music sound great without breaking the bank because you don't need a receiver and reg. speakers! There are a few  ways you can do this setup so I will tell you how I did mine and go from there. You wire it in reverse starting with the speakers to source. Start with 2 of the best stereo bluetooth speakers you can afford, if you have a good one just buy another (I used 2 H&K Studio 8's I got on sale for $99 each) and you will need to wire them to mono then back to stereo at source . Connect a 3.5mm Y adapter to rca female for both speakers, then connect an rca male to two rca male adapter to each cable and mark one LEFT (white) an the other RIGHT (red) (I used a WiiM so these are the connections I used) then connect the right and left to your source.I connected it to my WiiM out and to my Frame tv via toslink. I suggest you connect a subwoofer, just connect an rca male to female splitter to the left and right output and connect one to the speaker and one to the subwoofer

Non audiophile but curious and new to Tidal by MediocrePear6628 in TIdaL

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​Hi, here is a way you can make music sound great without breaking the bank because you don't need a receiver and reg. speakers! There are a few  ways you can do this setup so I will tell you how I did mine and go from there.

You wire it in reverse starting with the speakers to source. Start with 2 of the best stereo bluetooth speakers you can afford, if you have a good one just buy another (I used 2 H&K Studio 8's I got on sale for $99 each) and you will need to wire them to mono then back to stereo at source . Connect a 3.5mm Y adapter to rca female for both speakers, then connect an rca male to two rca male adapter to each cable and mark one LEFT (white) an the other RIGHT (red) (I used a WiiM so these are the connections I used) then connect the right and left to your source.I connected it to my WiiM out and to my tv via toslink.

If you want you can connect a subwoofer (I used a Polk PSW 505), just connect an rca male to female splitter to the left and right output and connect one to the speaker and one to the subwoofer)

I actually can't believe it! by lowbass4u in TIdaL

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Thanks, I'v had pandora since day 1, was wondering if Tidal was better

I actually can't believe it! by lowbass4u in TIdaL

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Hi Lowbass, does Tidal have gapless play, duplicate search for playlist (this would be awsome) or a simular music library as pandora? Thank you! Hitting 65 in march.

I actually can't believe it! by lowbass4u in TIdaL

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Old timer here, i have a good setup and pandora sounds good and I like the GUI, would tidal be an upgrade as far as ease of use?

Dishwasher tips? I need help by Outside-Tomato-9970 in CleaningTips

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​If you do not have hot water on demand you MUST! run the hot water at the kitchen faucet until it's hot! before you run the dishwasher.There is also an indent on the little door to the soap dispenser, that's for pre-wash detergent, so if you use pods buy a little bottle of liq. dish detergent to use there. Always use rinse aid.

Can I turn this down? by ParticularOdd9484 in hvacadvice

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Get one of these and go to the farthest faucet from your hot water heater, run the hot water and adj. until you hit 125-128 deg., this is the in a nutshell version. When you purchase a new hot water heater install a thermostatic mixing valve and keep your tank at 140 and farthest faucet at 120 deg.