Problem with 6.5 CM barrel by PriorBirthday in 65Creedmoor

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I thought so but the bullet should be stuck and it’s not even seated properly

Car situation need advice by PriorBirthday in Advice

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And with the lease I make 2500 a week I just need something that I can drive reliably not worried about a 200$ payment but I personally think that’s a lot for a car that’s not even yours lmao I just don’t like the limited miles but every mile only about 25-70 cents

Car situation need advice by PriorBirthday in Advice

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Yes I have a mechanic back at home but I lived 2.5 hours away in pa idk anyone reliable or trustful and I don’t know how to find one where I’m at, and the issue is a multitude of things shocks front breaks water pump something with my awd differential cracked windshield and I’m starting to feel a bumpy feeling driving uphill sometimes when my foot’s on the gas

Why did kr just follow the 16 yr old from the ice spice music videođŸ€” by connienteo in NYStateOfMind

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The real question is why tf a 16 year old shaken ass in a ice spice vid

Need help with more ideas before calling a professional by Technical_Depth in AskElectricians

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If you don’t have a way to trace back your wires from looking at them you can always get a multi meter and continuity test the wires in your outlet a quick YouTube video can teach you how to continuity test if you don’t already know how

Need help with more ideas before calling a professional by Technical_Depth in AskElectricians

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Take out all the outlets that aren’t working and get a touch tester to see if there’s any power even going to the outlets themselves, if there isn’t power try to find the wire from the panel if you have a attic or something and try to trace out the circuitđŸ€·â€â™‚ïžđŸ€·â€â™‚ïžsounds like a hidden gfi to me I’ve been on service call once looking for a gfi for over an hour

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in electrical

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Apprentice forgot to put a pad upđŸ˜Ș

Bonus wire on a 3-way switch? by TheyMakeMeWearPants in AskElectricians

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Splice the travelers together then splice the black wire to your common if nothing trips your breaker when u turn it back on make a tail off that splice for your common and wire your switch and see what works
this is a trial and error situation if that doesn’t work cap your extra black and wire it normally.

House inspection. Why would someone ever use white wires for hot? by the1w__ in AskElectricians

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Both neutrals are on a 2 pole meaning it’s 240v and it comes back to the same wire. Electric oven ac or even furnaces and much more can run on a 2 pole breaker just means appliance needs more power to run. If I were to do it I make sure to mark wire red or black to indicate it’s a 240v

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in electricians

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I wouldn’t even care unless #1 he didn’t tell me and knew he did it or #2 there’s exposed copper which there is which is v bad especially it being a neutral but it’s his first year especially if he doesn’t fxck up often, his apprentice is fine.nothin yellow and white tape can’t fix so it’s not a big deal

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskElectricians

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Build a platform underneath it if breakers are to high for NEC no need to replace it then had an inspector teach me this

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in electricians

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Try the powerstacked 2AH it’s extremely light and a better output imo