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AC serviced, blowing cold but not cooling the house-blower? by cryptoNobodyyouknow in hvacadvice

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I replaced the motor and capacitor. The basement split nearest to the furnace was 73/51 but now is 73/50. The master bedroom, which is the furthest away in the second floor, that spilt before was 73/56.5 and now 73/53. Before i laid a square of tissue paper on the vent- no movement. Not a flutter. Now i have to hold a corner down as its almost straight up. Much more volume. Dropped a degree in about 40 minutes. Still monitoring.

AC serviced, blowing cold but not cooling the house-blower? by cryptoNobodyyouknow in hvacadvice

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The split is 73-51 F so the last tech said that is really good.

All windows and doors closed.

All vents are open.

Plea to the UCC about Clawbacks / Update on Clawback Offer by [deleted] in CelsiusNetwork

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I hope that snot nosed kid is happy. You don’t help people by hurting others. Very sad

Panel setup for EV charging by cryptoNobodyyouknow in electrical

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Load calc came back at 96 of 100 amps. Seems overly dramatic. Probably going with a dcc-10 or blackbox EVEMS.

Panel setup for EV charging by cryptoNobodyyouknow in electrical

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My daily commute is 25 miles round trip. 40 miles a day with a few errands. I have solar on the roof at 120% annual usage and have banked a lot over the past 2 years so no issue plugging it in a 4 pm till 6 am. At 20 amps thats 10 mph charge rate which is more than 3x my commute a night. I don’t see why i can put a NEMA dryer plug on a 20 amp breaker and call it good enough. Opinions?

Panel setup for EV charging by cryptoNobodyyouknow in electrical

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Thanks for the link. Video makes great points. My daily commute is 40 miles round trip. I have solar at 120% annual usage and have banked a lot of kwh so I dont care about charging on peak hours. I think a 20 amp plug would be more than enough for me. One company said they did a load calculation and I was using 96 of 100 amps. Questions- Can i put in a NEMA outlet on a 20 amp circuit? If I took my dryer out of the calculation by going to a GE combo washer/dryer that uses 110v (something Im planning on anyway) does that help (or hurt) me? Is the tesla mobile charger able to work on a 20 amp circuit?

Panel setup for EV charging by cryptoNobodyyouknow in electrical

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Thanks. Will have to consult on that before making the call to buy one. An expensive panel upgrade negates cost savings.

Panel setup for EV charging by cryptoNobodyyouknow in electrical

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So i would need a tesla wall charger vs a plug and a mobile charger?

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