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blog.asleson.org
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| | | | | A local contractor installed a new furnace and water heater for me on 1/21/2013. The install appeared to go well. The furnace is keeping our house warm and the water heater runs without making crazy noise and it is producing hot water. All is perfect in the world, well not quite... While checking out the water heater (AO Smith GDHE-50) I noticed that the lower side connect was quite cold, the brass drain was very cold too. My three other water heaters never exhibited anything like this when they had hot water in them. The valve and the side connectors were quite warm when the unit was at standby. | |
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tobert.github.io
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amaldev.blog
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| | | | | Over the last few posts, we've covered everything I wanted to write to you about resistors, what they are, how they work, and the different types based on construction. The series won't be complete till I cover variable resistors and its following different types Potentiometers are the most common type of variable resistor. They consist [...] | |
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jamie-wong.com
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| | | A map of the organizations working towards sucking billions of tons of carbon dioxide directly out of the atmosphere. | ||
