how does some one using your signature be a benfit to you?..please explain lol
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how does some one using your signature be a benfit to you?..please explain lol
If you use my coupon on your order you get a discount(15 or 10% i don't remember) plus i get a few bucks (usually 1-4) on me.
Good morning our beloved banana bender.
Good morning our beloved banana bender.
ok so lets get this right in my banana bender head...you made a code up....so I can use it when I order plus you get the benefit also?yeah !! yeah!! ?
so you stated....you owe bed time........geez your cheap....to get into the sack....
do you just make up a code anyway....what makes you special?
I have a big D...........Foot.
http://smokelessimage.com/affiliate/affiliates/ You can make your own.
http://smokelessimage.com/affiliate/affiliates/ You can make your own.
I have a big D...........Foot.
http://smokelessimage.com/affiliate/affiliates/ You can make your own.
size isn't everything king kon....its in the way you use it......im sure folks later will have a laugh reading....our rantings....
im off to check... how big....I mean..ooops..how much your code gives....ps....lol
ooops..how much your code gives....ps....lol
its not as big as you think kon....its only 10%.............ok ill make a deal with ya....when the sales are on...ill use si....usual 20% plus.....and ill use you on other orders.....ok lol
lol
maybe we should stop this.................while your ahead........we could get ourselves in all measures of trouble....
lol ha !! ha!!
lol ha !! ha!!
Good morning, everyone. It's warm but rainy here today so it'll be an inside day, which my aches and pains appreciate. Too much heavy lifting yesterday. Coffee is on and there are always bagels around, pumpernikle, sesame and onion, and the toaster oven works well.
The tank I'm looking at is a "soft tank". It has a heavy mesh/canvas/polyester exterior shell. Inside are four layers of rigid 1" foam insulation and then a very heavy plastic liner. The result is a 200 gallon tank with an "R" rating of over 30. It's not a pressure vessel by any stretch of the imagination, but with a drainback system the storage tank is not pressurized. The Softank Kit - American Solartechnics, LLC.
My decision about collectors will get made either today to tomorrow. I need to check price and availability of tubing and fittings. I want to use 1" copper manifolds feeding 3/8" riser tubes. I think a 4'x10' panel will do the trick. If I buy commercial I'll use panels made for heating swimming pool water. They are not insulated so they are not as efficient in colder weather. If I were to put them inside an insulated enclosure stagnation becomes a problem...their temperature could easily rise beyond what they can tolerate without degradation or damage. Putting an automatic shutter in would solve that, but increases complexity and price. A homebrew collector made of copper and insulated would not get damaged by high temperatures during stagnation periods. (stagnation occurs when the tank temperature is high enough to reach its upper limit and shut the pump down draining the water from the system allowing the collector temperature to rise uncontrollably.)
Another decision is a heat exchanger. I've seen people using PEX tubing, as in a 250 foot coil, a coil of copper tubing and a tube inside a tube for heat exchangers. There are also commercially made exchangers available. I was thinking of using some hydronic radiators, sort of in a reverse application. The large fin areas should significantly improve heat transfer compared to just a simple coil of tubing. I may setup the base system, collector, pump and tank, then try a few different heat exchanger methods to see what works best for me.
Order ready made panels and do the plumbing yourself. Do not forget the insulation. It would be cool if you could store heated water in a tank. Heated by a heat exchanger, you could use it even for heating too.
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The tank I'm looking at is a "soft tank". It has a heavy mesh/canvas/polyester exterior shell. Inside are four layers of rigid 1" foam insulation and then a very heavy plastic liner. The result is a 200 gallon tank with an "R" rating of over 30. It's not a pressure vessel by any stretch of the imagination, but with a drainback system the storage tank is not pressurized. The Softank Kit - American Solartechnics, LLC.
My decision about collectors will get made either today to tomorrow. I need to check price and availability of tubing and fittings. I want to use 1" copper manifolds feeding 3/8" riser tubes. I think a 4'x10' panel will do the trick. If I buy commercial I'll use panels made for heating swimming pool water. They are not insulated so they are not as efficient in colder weather. If I were to put them inside an insulated enclosure stagnation becomes a problem...their temperature could easily rise beyond what they can tolerate without degradation or damage. Putting an automatic shutter in would solve that, but increases complexity and price. A homebrew collector made of copper and insulated would not get damaged by high temperatures during stagnation periods. (stagnation occurs when the tank temperature is high enough to reach its upper limit and shut the pump down draining the water from the system allowing the collector temperature to rise uncontrollably.)
Another decision is a heat exchanger. I've seen people using PEX tubing, as in a 250 foot coil, a coil of copper tubing and a tube inside a tube for heat exchangers. There are also commercially made exchangers available. I was thinking of using some hydronic radiators, sort of in a reverse application. The large fin areas should significantly improve heat transfer compared to just a simple coil of tubing. I may setup the base system, collector, pump and tank, then try a few different heat exchanger methods to see what works best for me.
Deb, did you look at the link I posted about SI affiliates? That explains it.
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