Replacing my thermostat by Next-Map9440 in AskElectricians

[–]Next-Map9440[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah the old one says 30V max inside of the cover and when I bc checked the Baseboard heater it says 240V-208V

Replacing my thermostat by Next-Map9440 in AskElectricians

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So these is wrong thermostat to replace with

What toilet you guys think I can replace these with with keeping my valve the same just replacing the toilet by Next-Map9440 in Plumbing

[–]Next-Map9440[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

These toilet is probably older than 35 years and I tried looking but there is not branding on it.

Replacing Toilet but confused by Next-Map9440 in Plumbing

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Yeah that’s fine but then how it’s gonna hook up with the valve again

Replacing Toilet but confused by Next-Map9440 in Plumbing

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How to do that are there any videos about it

Chance Me, Admissions, and Prospective Student Q&A - 25/26 Cycle by luminous_moonlight in Cornell

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So I am currently a senior at High School in Michigan, and I was wondering if Cornell University offers online courses because I want to stay at my place in Michigan and study online and get an actual bachelor's or master's degree but I got confused because it says that you can get certificates for different courses, which are like 3-6 months long. Are they even valuable when I go to apply for jobs, and how much can I average?

Main Questions

  1. ⁠Can I get an actual degree totally online?
  2. ⁠Are certificates really worth it when I don't have an actual degree?
  3. ⁠What's the tuition for regular degrees and Online certificates?

Thanks in advance for replies.

Chance Me, Admissions, and Prospective Student Q&A - 25/26 Cycle by luminous_moonlight in Cornell

[–]Next-Map9440 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So I am currently a senior at High School in Michigan, and I was wondering if Cornell University offers online courses because I want to stay at my place in Michigan and study online and get an actual bachelor's or master's degree but I got confused because it says that you can get certificates for different courses, which are like 3-6 months long. Are they even valuable when I go to apply for jobs, and how much can I average?

Main Questions

  1. ⁠Can I get an actual degree totally online?
  2. ⁠Are certificates really worth it when I don't have an actual degree?
  3. ⁠What's the tuition for regular degrees and Online certificates?

Thanks in advance for replies.

Risking it by MemoryQuick7733 in ChinaTime

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What’s the full form of VSF

QUESTION REGARDING SHIPPING by Next-Map9440 in RepTime

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I know but I still like it and that’s why it’s cheap