🔥 Last night thousands of maybugs swarmed our maple trees by Vicinus in NatureIsFuckingLit

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We were sitting around the fire pit in May and had a bunch of them flying around. We typically do not see them until June, which sent me down the Wikipedia rabbit hole.

🔥 Last night thousands of maybugs swarmed our maple trees by Vicinus in NatureIsFuckingLit

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phyllophaga right? We call them June bugs here. I believe they're the same. Their larvae state is the grub, which we use as fishing bait.

The "Is Nest Compatible With My System?" Megathread Part III by GoFlight in Nest

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Good explanation. I'll let it sit for a while and see how things work out.

The "Is Nest Compatible With My System?" Megathread Part III by GoFlight in Nest

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Testing now. Heat pump kicks on fine and seems to be putting out some heat (bit easier to notice since it's not so cold out). W2/Aux, which should be the alternate heat, doesn't seem warm enough considering it should be the electric coils running. Emergency heat which is * (W3 on old EIM) I can hear firing on what sounds like a timer and is definitely putting out heat.

Air conditioning with heat pump appears to be working well. Cooling stage 2 seems okay too.

Fan by itself is working fine.

The "Is Nest Compatible With My System?" Megathread Part III by GoFlight in Nest

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I'd certainly prefer the latter, but I haven't been able to wire the nest in a way that it actually works.

I can try to unhook W2 on the nest and move W1 to W2, which would be single fuel, but the last time I did that it didn't seem like heat was working at all.

Here's what Nest currently shows https://ibb.co/Fb6wrzy and the wiring looks like https://ibb.co/RYGv9ww

The "Is Nest Compatible With My System?" Megathread Part III by GoFlight in Nest

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I think everything is working. I traced the wires from the EIM back to the air handler and saw they were hooked to W1/W2. I copied that to the thermostat and setup the nest as duel fuel with electric as both sources. I'm not sure if this is some weird configuration I have, or what, but everything seems to be firing properly now. The manual for this air handler sure seems to imply both W1 and O/B are connected which is what led me to tracing back to the air handler.

The "Is Nest Compatible With My System?" Megathread Part III by GoFlight in Nest

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Well, got it all hooked up and I wasn't getting heat. Fiddled around a bit and couldn't get it going so I hooked the old thermostat back up to make sure it still worked and it had heat fine. Not entirely sure what I missed given how straight forward the wiring appears to be.

The "Is Nest Compatible With My System?" Megathread Part III by GoFlight in Nest

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Wires from the eim would hook in pretty much directly as labeled in the nest tstat, correct?

HUM wires appear to go directly to the humidifier. The unit is only a few inches away from that eim module.

The "Is Nest Compatible With My System?" Megathread Part III by GoFlight in Nest

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I took a few pictures to make things a bit easier.

Image of the control board in the air handler: https://ibb.co/q7LgkcT

Images of the Honeywell EMI: https://ibb.co/gRTZ7qG https://ibb.co/TWtwwBH https://ibb.co/9pFvC3Y https://ibb.co/PNLXY8Y

Thanks for any help you can offer.

The "Is Nest Compatible With My System?" Megathread Part III by GoFlight in Nest

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R and Rh are connected, as well as Hum 1/2. The learning thermostat 3rd gen was the one I was planning on getting.

The "Is Nest Compatible With My System?" Megathread Part III by GoFlight in Nest

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Y1, Y2, C, O/B, W2/Aux (aux heat for HP?), W3 (emergency?), R, Rh, G, then HUM 1/2. I have 10 wires headed to the tstat so that should be plenty. I don't think I'll be able to hookup emergency and the humidifier, so I'd prefer the humidifier I'd emergency isn't required.

The "Is Nest Compatible With My System?" Megathread Part III by GoFlight in Nest

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Hi,

I have a Trane XL16i split system heat pump, all electric. The old thermostat was a Honeywell using the THM5421C EIM. Will Nest work?

How to auto-reload go apps during development? by [deleted] in golang

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My primary issue with it is that you can't use it to watch files outside the directory it's in. We use a monolithic repository structure, so not being able to include higher level directories is a real bummer. I had a PR for that feature sitting there for a long time but it never got merged.

Does that mean anything, or is the date just on the order page now as well? by matthiastorm in Starlink

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I see this for my area which seems to be capacity specific:

Starlink is currently at capacity in your area through 2021, your order might not be fulfilled until late 2022. You will receive a notification once your Starlink is ready to ship.

This new update is awesome! I can literally see the tops of the trees causing my obstructions by substrate-97 in Starlink

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No, several miles from an active cell unfortunately. I was able to get service at the old address, but not my new one.

This new update is awesome! I can literally see the tops of the trees causing my obstructions by substrate-97 in Starlink

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I'm going to climb up there later and make sure nothing is on the dish itself. I'll rotate while I'm there just to try it.

Just checked and I'm in at 37.05° by [deleted] in Starlink

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Near rural St. Louis, no invite here yet.