7heavenlyplaces

Yeah, what ever did happen to Sancho Panza?

Thank you for sharing and being transparent in this difficult time. I suspect that perhaps several of us are looking into---or still remember--- this difficult transition in life. A reminder and a binder to us all. Sincere prayers for you and the remaining family! There is comfort in the Christ.

Yeah these are for background music only...not a lot of output. yes on the transformer step up or specific amp. Thanks for the direction.

Do 70V rated new speakers work properly with any generic SS amplifier? Or do I need a specific amplifier output of some sort...how to properly drive these?: https://www.quamspeakers.com/filebin/product_spec_docs/spec-pdfs/C10X_B70_WS.pdf

Well, not exactly spraying it directly. This works by spraying the perimeter of the house, or landscape, or attic and thats enough...

HERE is a real remedy for such critters (and smaller) which is safe; I use it outdoors and around perimeter of buildings but it is rated for use inside of food establishments and bakeries. It is commonly used inside grain storage bins to control grain-loving insects (weevil). This stuff cleans up the bugs within 8 hours. https://www.amazon.com/Tempo-Control-Insecticide-Spiders-Silverfish/dp/B0041ND0ZY ...couldn't get a photo to post. Meanwhile...back to the topic of the moment...

Sounds fairly sophisticated in their construction but the $1000 question is...how do they sound? That is when in good condition...how readily available are parts for these bad boys? Isodynamic eh? I have some reading to do. Thanks.

In poor condition worth $50 bucks? Or even worth checking out?

Yeah so one recent internet search we did said basically unless the product becomes contaminated it's shelf life is indefinite. It stores well in the ground as crude oil for a good long time. Unless there are additives or distillates (all which may go away--evaporate) it seems that the base product would last and last. Thanks for the thoughts😁!

Does anyone really know the skinny on shelf-life of brand new old stock lubricants like 2 cycle oil, gear lube, grease and even anti-freeze? I know the opinions that you shouldn't use it after X number of years but are there any informed opinions out there? Does this refined product really break down in any way(s) when sitting around new in the bottle?

Since we're on the topic of soggy: how is it in the autumn and spring? I assume it is intolerable in the summer due to the heat and undesirable in the winter just because. might it actually be nice in these two seasons...not too hot, not too cold but humid enough to be agreeable? Talking about the weather.

HOW soggy is it? Do people in GA have gator gators? It must be really nice to have 76F in winter months.

Seems reasonable as it helps to reduce injury from Polar Bear ankle bites. The other day I saw in the thrift store (no kidding) new rattle snake gators for $5 each...same result. They'd probably help with -6 temps also. Why do the Eskimos do it?

"Put on your iron pants for skiing. JJK" Yes and another way to do it is to just get a lot of water on 'em before going...same result.

-6 and dropping, snowing heavily at twilight...simply beautiful! Too cold to ski though. It's nice because snowpacked and icy roads get stickier the colder it gets😎! Far cry from 76!