WHAT! I hold at 77* auto on/off during the summer 72* auto on/off during the winter.
wow. lucky it didnt get bulldozed and ruined.this is pretty cool ... construction workers uncover 60+ million year old Triceratops skeleton.
http://www.denverpost.com/2017/08/29/triceratops-skull-skeleton-thornton/
Says the guy who rides a Yeti.
Heard about that on NPR this am. Super cool.
yea but mine is an alu 26" hardtail. you can't get much more obsolete.
they're still talking about that? this happened so long ago lol.
This is a 2007 575 for the woman. Shit looks less used than either of my bikes. Total score.
Eectricity bills in my new place are 4 times that of the house I was renting. I am totally perplexed on how this is happening. I have only lived here in the summer months so heating isn't an issue. I run the AC a few hours in the evening on a few rare occasions. I have been closely monitoring my usage for the past week, most of which I was home during the days so usage should have been higher than when working, Las weeks daily average usage is half of what my average billed usage is. No idea what the hell could have been consuming so much. I did find out that my current fridge and hot water heater are pretty inefficient.
Keep us up to date if you go through with it. I'm quite keen to do this, though not keen enough to pay money to replace a perfectly good, 2 year old roof.
Meth heads are stealing yo juice.
I was hoping Yeti = house. Or Yeti = plane ticket to Denver to ride bikes with your BFFL.
because it was relevant to Nick's post. NPR probably isn't on ridemonkey
Post pics! How did you solve the chainline issue?
Outstanding parts for the Pedalhead will be in this afternoon. Everything but a droopy pole, but that'll have to wait.
Hope to have a hot shakedown ride this evening.
It is very comfortable all the time, I'll grant her that. I'm ok with the extra $100/month for the :monoclelife: . I did know this was going to be the case so made sure to spring for the 21 SEER AC unit and dual stage furnace fan.
Neighbors have a pot grow and have tapped into your lines.
Hey, I don't have any tips for that zone of the park. Are you going to be in the JXN region at all? I can suggest a few hikes down here, and there is some good non fs camping on Shadow Mountain near GTNP. For grip in JXN it depends what you like, LOTS of great restaurants. My current fave is Teton Tiger (Indian/pan Asian). Let me know more of your itinerary.
Wouldn't surprise me, but they must know I am on to them and have shut it down.
He should be expecting a SWAT team knocking on his door soon.
Our last house here in JXN was 7000 sq. Ft. $500 wasn't unusual in the winter (but there was no ac, so summer was ok)
Gonna head up to MT tonight/tomorrow, spend 3 or so days wandering and making our way down through Yellowstone and another 3 or so days wandering and making our way down through the Tetons with some amount of that time spent in and around Jackson Hole. So whatever suggestions you have for that area would be much appreciated, I know next to nothing about where to stay or what to do.
Do you have an amp meter to play with? Should be able to trace lines to the culprit...
Because Expedition.
We were about the same prior to solar installation.
Where ya going?
I do have a ampmeter, also picked up a plug in power meter. I made up a spreadsheet of how much power and total energy is used for the dishwasher and all other appliances. No big consumer. But I also have not seen the high usage. What makes me a bit nervous is that there is a chance I have an intermittent short somewhere. Some of the wiring in the house is over 100 years old.
Most of the wiring and panel was done sometime in the late '50s. Some original knob and tube going to ceiling lights. Basically everything easily accessible through from the basement was replaced.
Well good news is I am still good at this shit...... Two and a half hours out and back in including getting parts.
At least it is one that has a real frame. We crunched the numbers before deciding to fix it to see if replacement was an option.... It is not at this time
Ok.... I'ma go get groceries then go set my treestand for Saturday morning. Hopefully I can put an arrow in this guy
Did you check to see if they're billing the same rates??
Yes, and I am actually looking at the kWh usage. Average of 22kWh per day for a small two bedroom house with one person. I would expect it to be a little more here as I have an electric hot water heater vs a NG unit. But a shower uses only 1kWh with an additional kWh for maintaining temp throughout the day.
