I'm watching Matrix with commercials. I've never done that before and it bites. It's also censored. 


I'm watching Matrix with commercials. I've never done that before and it bites. It's also censored.![]()
Ewwww!!!!! I'm sorry, that must be like watching... well anything good with commercials... it always seems like they put them in at the worst time to.I'm watching Matrix with commercials. I've never done that before and it bites. It's also censored.![]()
Thank you. I may be needing help over here, we've never tried doing solar anything. Hopefully if the coop experiment works we can do the same for a pond pump. That's a big one, we have to run at least one pump year round.
I love pizza, pizza hut is probably my least favorite. But I grew up eating it a LOT. We had the reading club where if you finished so many books you would get a free pizza. Plus I am near Chicago, we take our pizza seriously. Have you ever had a Connie's deep dish? Not the store ones, the real one. Mmmm bucket list material there.
If you have to sometime I me wonder, then probably not.
His latest bit of ......ation is...well.........ed. To mount our equipment in customer sites, we used to use wall mount racks. He put the kabash on that. Ok, no big deal, we can mount directly to the wall using a piece of plywood as a backboard. Yesterday, while I was on my way to purchase more plywood, my manager calls and says no more backboards.The problem with this is easy to see. The equipment itself mounted directly to sheetrock/drywall isnt the issue. Its the DC power plants. The small ones weigh about 75 pounds with batteries, and we dont use them very often any more. The usual plant weighs about 125lbs with batteries. Usually, we have a choice of places to mount and can find a wall stud, meaning this wouldnt be a problem. But often enough, we dont have that option. Sometimes the only space available doesnt have a stud where we can screw into it. So, we're going to be putting a lot of weight on walls that cant support the weight. He is Douche Canoe. Hear him rawr.
Full Frontal Double Pen.... wait....whut?

I love it, but I keep drooling in the coils, I need to figure out how not to before I end up electrocuted.
Pizza should have it's own food group. I love making home made pizza.![]()
Today I needed to run to Madison. Of course I had to stop at Harbor Freight. They didn't have the cut off saw that I needed, so not to leave empty handed I bought a solar panel. I am going tostealborrow a battery from the boat and try to light my chicken coop by solar panel. What was I thinking? No one has any clue, and Mr. V is still swearing that my dreads are too tight, cutting off all oxygen to my brain. If it works, I get the last laugh. If it does not, I'll never live this one down.![]()
Inbred never heard of Connie's.
I had to quote this for future reference... funny typo
I think it will work. The kit comes with a light, the only other thing I run in the coop is the auto door. It's a teeny tiny motor, so shouldn't be too big of a draw. I'll post it working. Or a pic of me hanging my head in shame.

James, sometimes I me wonder if my folks call me Douche Canoe occasionally.![]()
They both have a lot in common and it has cheered Morgan up to have her over. 
Ok if it comes with one you are set then. I was picturing a few... heck I had no idea. But figure a 60 watt bulb on an inverter would last probably less than 4 hours. Where as 12v lights, say back-up lights for your truck last a lot longer. There is a loss at the inverter itself. I have no idea how big a coop is, or if they don't like being in the dark at night. I think you will be able to laugh. Your dreads sre not cutting off any oxygen.
I tried pizza on the webber grill once, it was amazing how fast that "home made" pizza crust turned black. Then I dropped it trying to take it off. Yep I can NOT cook... at all
I tried pizza on the webber grill once, it was amazing how fast that "home made" pizza crust turned black. Then I dropped it trying to take it off. Yep I can NOT cook... at all