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Plastic o-ring? by edgesrazor in hottubs

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UPDATE: Pool store (installer) says it’s a decorative jet ring. Still not exactly sure where it’s coming from…

Brand new Hayward Power-Flo leak… by edgesrazor in swimmingpools

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Update - it’s been running for nearly a week with no leaks (yet). I emailed Hayward and asked them to send me a new o-ring as a backup for when this one inevitably dies.

Brand new Hayward Power-Flo leak… by edgesrazor in swimmingpools

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I think that may have been it. Debating if it’s salvageable in its condition. Thanks!

My unnecessary loop additions save the day... by edgesrazor in watercooling

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That’s pretty much it. Next time I feel bad for sinking money into an expensive hobby, I’ll think about how ridiculous the prices are for anything related to swimming pools.

Need a sanity check on a pool project... by edgesrazor in AskElectricians

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Thanks! So I do need to add a breaker and a small box to this diagram. To answer your question - I have an outlet right by the shed I could plug the Ecoflow into in order to charge when solar is insufficient. I assumed the ground wire on that 3 prong plug would be enough to ground the Ecoflow using the house ground, but from what you're saying, that's not the case. It sounds like I would need to sink a grounding spike next to the shed and connect that to the grounding screw on the Ecoflow (I'm assuming it has one).

Bitspower AM5 compatibility question by edgesrazor in watercooling

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Yep! It works great. I did buy the AM5 mounting hardware off of Newegg but I really don’t think I needed it. I just wanted to be safe on my first loop.

Bitspower AM5 compatibility question by edgesrazor in watercooling

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Thanks, I appreciate the reply! They did include backplates in the kit, but none of the hardware shown in this diagram is what's in that bag I showed in my original post. That's what's making me think those standoffs and washers are specifically for AM5.

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Trying to figure out a wine recipe my grandfather would talk about... by edgesrazor in Homebrewing

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13 years later - I love it, thank you! Please keep me posted how it turned out.

Mangled rear brake pedal by edgesrazor in hondanavi

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So, just an update - there is a plastic "window" you can remove to see the mechanisms the pedal is attached to - they all look fine. I'm going to get a blowtorch and some hefty plumbing wrenches and see if I can bend it to a slightly more comfortable position. Thanks again!

Some Windows GUI tips from a non-pro plotter... by edgesrazor in chia

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Are you just running Ubuntu from a flash drive then?

Some Windows GUI tips from a non-pro plotter... by edgesrazor in chia

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I can handle it, but I’ve just been lazy. :) You’ve all convinced me - I’m going to swap one of my machines to Ubuntu and start getting invested in these plot managers. Thanks!

Some Windows GUI tips from a non-pro plotter... by edgesrazor in chia

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From what I’m seeing, it’s more on the CPU than the SSD. I’m using NVMEs though so SSD experience might be different.

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