They almost can't be. I can't imagine that would meet code.
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Code? lol - I believe his townhome is from something like '69, Dude!
Never said they were on the same breaker... I have no idea if they're on the same breaker really. Wait, actually I might know that. I did map what things each of the breakers are for, just need to find that diagram I did. Yeah, it's not on the breaker box. I should have put it there. Also: none of the breakers tripped.
Good to know.
Maybe? Probably? Who knows.
Built in 1968, so you were close.Code? lol - I believe his townhome is from something like '69, Dude!
My mistake. I guess I assumed because you said:
Cause that kind of sounds like you think they are the same thing. If your place is that old though....... Probably the cloth has broken off the aluminum wiring.
You should probably move out before you burn to death tonight.
Actually my assumption would be that they are on different circuits/breakers/whatever based on the lights not working and the outlets still having power. Also, I don't think there's aluminum wiring in the house, that would have probably stood out to me in the home inspection. But maybe not?My mistake. I guess I assumed because you said:
Cause that kind of sounds like you think they are the same thing. If your place is that old though....... Probably the cloth has broken off the aluminum wiring.
You should probably move out before you burn to death tonight.
I wouldn't assume that it would be something like Christmas Tree lights, where if a bulb burns out the whole string won't light up. But, if I am hearing you correctly, there could be something wrong with one of the light fixtures that is causing all the lights on that circuit to not get power? Or perhaps a switch?
Cause that kind of sounds like you think they are the same thing. If your place is that old though....... Probably the cloth has broken off the aluminum wiring.
@Full Trucker - go to Ace and get one of these, remove the switch cover, and test to see if the switch is getting voltage... if not, leave now so you don't burn to death.
Right? CL is up on the current trends... they even have a field for wheel size that includes 29"!
Wait. Isn't that bike like 27 hours old??
No, even in a place that old the "whole string" shouldn't go out. I thought that maybe though if the wiring was fuckey enough to be on the same circuit as the outlets, but we have established that is not the case now.
If it's got multi way lighting from three different switches, my money is on a switch.
I've already got one of these...
@Full Trucker - go to Ace and get one of these, remove the switch cover, and test to see if the switch is getting voltage... if not, leave now so you don't burn to death.
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Multi-way meaning I have three switches that control the lights in three different rooms, and they're all non-functional? Then yes... that's what's happening. Will check voltage to the switch, that seems like a good place to start.
Hey now... it's at least 31 hours old!
Is this just your normal "moving on" bike sale?? Seems like you've had this one a much shorter time than usual...
No, just one of them. I'm not a fan of multi way switched for exactly this reason.
You're not confusing it with his brand new bike, right? New one is orange. Ye olde one is Yeti Turq (tm).
Perhaps? I'm easily confused...
I'd blame the weed.
what in the hell is going on in here?
I wasn't even aware that we had one until about two months ago. It just allows me to use my time more efficiently. I make meetings, have said meetings, etc. She does the back end work of getting them onto my calendar, setting reminder emails, putting together screens to find new campaign contacts, etc. I have been able to do way more having her support, as have my team - and she gets paid really damn well for it. It's far from a normal biased admin position; she's more of an internal support than admin.
That was my first thought before I saw your post. @TN this might be problematic stereotyping.
wait, what?
Holy crap, I’m confuzled.
Is Full Trucker selling his old Yeti, or the new one...or can’t he tell because there are no lights on in his townhouse?
Is Full Trucker selling his old Yeti, or the new one...or can’t he tell because there are no lights on in his townhouse?
FT selling old. Various Olds +/- high are confused.
No LA? Winner...
- Failed magnets.
Puerile ranting.
Finish paint on street side:
So, what’s going to live in there?
That's not a Sprinter sized door... yet the roofline is so high. It is peculiar.
Edibles Root Cellar?
Wheelbarrows, lawnmowers, snowblower, other powered equipment. Also a workbench in a climate controlled environment at which I can work on my bikes absent Hilarie's stacks of crap.
But why such a high roof? None of that stuff is super tall.
Dead hookers storage.
What a lovely day here. First DH run was a little chilly at 42F but it warmed up quickly. The Thunder trails are beaten to death tho, legit DH fun was had. I may or may not have cleared a few jumps on the Gronk today, too.
Another garage across the street has a shorter foundation rise that's a PITA for various reasons while maintaining the property. I kicked the rise up to 24", then used 8' studs and 2x12 joists on top of that, so the height's arbitrary. The building that this replaces had 3x the floor area, and I briefly considered another big structure that'd house the R-Pod and a van, but that negated the purpose, and available space tends to fill with unused crap.
As my wife says, “nature abhors a vacuum”