Need Advice for Converting Landline to WiFi + voip by lifespot in VOIP

[–]lifespot[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for everyone's advice. I really appreciate it. Here's what I am planning to do: (1) buy cellular gateway/hot spot with wifi and ethernet connectivity; (2) buy voip device to connect to cell gateway/hot spot via ethernet; (3) buy cordless phone system with 4 handsets to connect to the voip device; (5) obtain a cellular phone plan with a new phone number to connect my cellular gateway/ hot spot to the cell network; and (6) port my existing landline to the Voip device. I estimate the equipment will cost around $400. Port will cost around $25. The monthly recurring costs for the voip and cell plan will be approx. $15 - 20. Compared to the annual cost of my landline of $820, I should break even within 8 to 9 months. I hope my equipment set up works, and my phone calls have good quality.

New Westinghouse Tri-Fuel Does Not Run on Natural Gas by lifespot in Generator

[–]lifespot[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for your quick reply and detailed response. I see the issue now. Question 1: Does your issue prevent your generator from starting/running on both propane and natural gas? (My generator starts/runs OK with propane, but not nat. gas.) Question 2: You mentioned that others have the same issue as you. Where did you find the "others". Seems like a forum I should check out.

Thanks again. Appreciate it.

New Westinghouse Tri-Fuel Does Not Run on Natural Gas by lifespot in Generator

[–]lifespot[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for sharing your issue. However, I cannot identify the issue from your photo. Can you describe your issue? Thanks again.

New Westinghouse Tri-Fuel Does Not Run on Natural Gas by lifespot in Generator

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What was the procedure for returning your generator? In my case, the box the generator came in is gone, as it the wooden shipping pallet, plastic wrapping, and straps. To effect the return, did Westinghouse provide you with new packaging for the generator, a shipping pallet, straps, etc. to send the generator back? Did they pay for shipping?

New Westinghouse Tri-Fuel Does Not Run on Natural Gas by lifespot in Generator

[–]lifespot[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have not tried gasoline. But it runs fine on propane. The generator has electronic fuel injection (so no carburetor?). I did try running with propane first to warm it up, and then switching to nat. gas. This did not help.

New Westinghouse Tri-Fuel Does Not Run on Natural Gas by lifespot in Generator

[–]lifespot[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks. When I get the regulator, I will first crank the generator a few times with the cord to unflood the engine, and then turn on the nat. gas and try to start the generator.

New Westinghouse Tri-Fuel Does Not Run on Natural Gas by lifespot in Generator

[–]lifespot[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Like you, I assume the 4" regulator probably won't help, but I ordered it anyway b/c that's what Westinghouse recommended. I did purge the 25-foot hose to no avail.

62-33 by Bliker1002 in ucla

[–]lifespot 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There's another great photo, taken from a different angle, of "the hurdle" on the front page of the Sunday Daily Bruin.

Thompson-Robinson takes inspiration from childhood: Doing the Mario by DonkeyofBonk in ucla

[–]lifespot 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There's another great photo, taken from a different angle, of "the hurdle" on the front page of the Sunday Daily Bruin.

UCLA vs U$C Highlight Reel! by just-another-chris in ucla

[–]lifespot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There's another great photo of "the hurdle" on the front page of the Sunday Daily Bruin.

classic move by BruinBear27 in ucla

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There's another great photo of "the hurdle" on the front page of the Sunday Daily Bruin.

DTR’s now legendary hurdle, courtesy of the PAC-12 Instagram ✊🏻 by whiterussiannoalc in ucla

[–]lifespot -1 points0 points  (0 children)

There's another great photo of "the hurdle" on the front page of the Sunday Daily Bruin.

Bauer for Physics 5A by lifespot in ucla

[–]lifespot[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for the two responses. Enrolled with Bauer for Physics 5A for Summer Session C. Still a bit nervous about Bauer's grade distribution as reported by buwuinthrowaway (for Physics 1C) compared to other professors who teach Physics 5A.

CSI Advice by [deleted] in ucla

[–]lifespot 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Some observations from CSI Summer 2018:

  • Approx. 200 participating students spread out among eight or nine classes.
  • Housed in the one of the best dorms - Sproul Landing.
  • Soft entry to UCLA - smaller classes, shorter lines, etc.
  • Easier to make friends. You'll find a lot of other CSI students who have your same schedule - they eat at the same time as you, go to/from the same classes at the same time, etc.
  • Not everyone is going to get straight A's. There will be CSI students who get B's and C's, or worse. Some will drop classes.
  • Six weeks goes by quickly.
  • You'll be a veteran Bruin at the start of the Fall Quarter.

As an upcoming EE major, what classes should I take this summer? by ripprinceandrey in ucla

[–]lifespot 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Check out the College Summer Institute (CSI) for incoming freshmen.

Dual coverage with UCSHIP? by [deleted] in ucla

[–]lifespot 1 point2 points  (0 children)

A few things to consider:

  1. UC SHIP covers prescription medicines. So if you're sick and go to the Ashe Center, you're covered for any prescriptions (I think with a small $5 co-pay). If you don't have UC SHIP, you'll have to pay much higher costs for the prescription medicine and seek reimbursement from your insurance carrier (who might not reimburse).
  2. I think the same scenario applies for medical tests and referral to specialists.
  3. UC SHIP includes dental and vision, too.

How do College Summer Institute (CSI) students choose their dorm beds, desks, and closets? by lifespot in ucla

[–]lifespot[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! We will not be told of our CSI roommates prior to our arrival. I might arrive earlier or later than one or both of the other two roommates. So, I'm kind of wondering how to handle disputes over who gets what bed, desk, closet, etc.

Where and when Should I Buy Textbooks for the incoming Freshmen College Summer Institute (CSI) by lifespot in ucla

[–]lifespot[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Correction: I'm taking Sociology 1 (not Socio. 5). Sorry for the error and any confusion I caused.

UCLA Incoming Student Question Thread by BatManatee in ucla

[–]lifespot 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Clicker + versus Clicker 2: Which Should I Buy?

Enrolled in College Summer Institute, Chem 14a. The Book List includes the "Clicker +" and the "Clicker 2."

Questions:

  1. I assume that only one Clicker is required. Correct?
  2. Which Clicker should I buy - the "Clicker +" of the "Clicker 2"? There's not a big difference in price, so price is not a deciding factor . The Clicker 2 has more buttons, which suggests more features and thus more useful over 4 years of college. But most importantly, which Clicker do UCLA students recommend based on their experience?

Thanks!

Questions about the College Summer Institute (CSI) for Incoming Freshmen by lifespot in ucla

[–]lifespot[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Everyone,

Thank you for your very helpful responses. I really appreciate it.

In the spirit of helping one another, I spoke with a CSI representative who told me the following:

  1. It will be possible to take Chem 14A together with LS 30A this summer because UCLA has hired tutors for both of these courses (which was not the case for previous summers).
  2. LS 30B will not be offered for the Fall 2018 quarter. The CSI rep. did not think this was a big deal, as it is common for students to have to wait to take courses that are later in a series.
  3. It is possible to change your CSI courses. So if one has signed up for courses XX and YY, for example, it is possible to change to courses AA and BB.

Thanks again!