Must be summer, busy here
[quote=kenchan;2367055]flourescent lighting is the best.
i use those 33w tube pairs x5
in the garage along with 3 twisty flourescent lighting... for lower areas
i have those flourescent flood lights. very nice lighting in all directions.
Will they fire up in the winter in a carport, gets below freezing here sometimes.
Mark
i use those 33w tube pairs x5in the garage along with 3 twisty flourescent lighting... for lower areas
i have those flourescent flood lights. very nice lighting in all directions.
Will they fire up in the winter in a carport, gets below freezing here sometimes.
Mark
it should... meaning, sometimes my garage temp can drop as
far as 25F during the coldest days of our winter. they fire up
just fine. the twisty bulbs take about 2min to fully ignite.
talk about hot... this morning it was already 80F at 6:30 when i went
motoring. by the time i got back i was toasting hot (no a/c in my MCS)
and after QD'ing my car (thanks to trailertrash driving infront sputtering oil
in their exhaust) i was drenched in sweat.
had a cold glass of diet pepsi (i call it the PDR-Tech juice
) but
didn't do much to cool me off.
was so happy my FitS has a/c while motoring to work.
also changed the damp setting on my G35C last night.
motoring. by the time i got back i was toasting hot (no a/c in my MCS)
and after QD'ing my car (thanks to trailertrash driving infront sputtering oil
in their exhaust) i was drenched in sweat.

had a cold glass of diet pepsi (i call it the PDR-Tech juice
) but didn't do much to cool me off.

was so happy my FitS has a/c while motoring to work.
also changed the damp setting on my G35C last night.
so got 2 of these yesterday and currently testing one of them on my deep cycle yellow top.
going to wire up the connector on both my MCS and G later on so that
i can keep the battery in top shape as long as possible.
going to wire up the connector on both my MCS and G later on so that
i can keep the battery in top shape as long as possible.

so got 2 of these yesterday and currently testing one of them on my deep cycle yellow top.
$29 each (shipped for me since my wife is a premier member)
going to wire up the connector on both my MCS and G later on so that
i can keep the battery in top shape as long as possible.

$29 each (shipped for me since my wife is a premier member)
going to wire up the connector on both my MCS and G later on so that
i can keep the battery in top shape as long as possible.


I just purchsed the Nam Calendar for 5 bucks.....Just in time for Show Car Detailing's coupon month 
Im still bumbed I didnt get it for DP's coupons....oh well...Now i have to plan out my order..Im predicting a busy month for Richard coming up..

Im still bumbed I didnt get it for DP's coupons....oh well...Now i have to plan out my order..Im predicting a busy month for Richard coming up..
Woo hooo! Enjoy!
I just got a couple of those 'ultimate hose nozzles'. Both were lime green though---no electric blue
Gonna go out an put them on now.
I just got a couple of those 'ultimate hose nozzles'. Both were lime green though---no electric blue
Gonna go out an put them on now.

huh, do you have the quick-release valves too? those are very
useful.
Not sure if the missus is going to like these for watering the plants ... I think she's going to prefer the squeeze type.
that's why you want to get the quick release so you can swap out
the nozzles in an instant.
you can get these at most hardware stores, but here's Griot's one:

then you can get one of these like me.
the nozzles in an instant.

you can get these at most hardware stores, but here's Griot's one:
then you can get one of these like me.

("Hon, I bought you some cool stuff for the garden!"
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