jjoshua Premium Member join:2001-06-01 Scotch Plains, NJ
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jjoshua
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2013-Jan-16 11:56 am
Problem with my hydro circuitPerhaps one of the Canadian members can help me out with this one...
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brian Premium Member join:2002-05-02 Mission Viejo, CA
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brian
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2013-Jan-16 12:01 pm
You need to get an outlet plug to keep the hydro in.
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to jjoshua
You can draw a lot more power with that new water-cooled circuitry to dissipate the heat. |
actions · 2013-Jan-16 12:03 pm · (locked) |
LazMan Premium Member join:2003-03-26 Beverly Hills, CA
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I can't help but notice the Dodge logo...
I'd be crying if I was stuck that close to a Dodge, too! |
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jjoshua Premium Member join:2001-06-01 Scotch Plains, NJ |
jjoshua
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2013-Jan-16 12:17 pm
said by LazMan:I can't help but notice the Dodge logo... Please, let's stay on topic. |
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PoloDude Premium Member join:2006-03-29 Aiken, SC |
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Another step towards delivering all of your utilities from one provider. I wasn't aware that they had figured out how to combine your Hydro power with your water. |
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alkizmo join:2007-06-25 Pierrefonds, QC |
said by PoloDude:Another step towards delivering all of your utilities from one provider. I wasn't aware that they had figured out how to combine your Hydro power with your water. Well, water is the new copper. |
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bemis Premium Member join:2008-07-18 united state |
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Interesting that it's only the top one! You'd think the bottom would be leaking just as strongly... |
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jrs8084 Premium Member join:2002-03-02 Statesville, NC |
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said by alkizmo:said by PoloDude:Another step towards delivering all of your utilities from one provider. I wasn't aware that they had figured out how to combine your Hydro power with your water. Well, water is the new copper. Please don't mention that. The post will turn into an argument about how water doesn't conduct electricity, you can run hair dryers submersed in sinks, the old picture of the guys in the above ground pool with power strips will surface. . . |
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djm61Change? HAH join:2001-06-20 Simi Valley, CA |
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I see the problem!
They were using inferior duct tape! |
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alkizmo join:2007-06-25 Pierrefonds, QC |
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said by jrs8084:Please don't mention that. The post will turn into an argument about how water doesn't conduct electricity, you can run hair dryers submersed in sinks, the old picture of the guys in the above ground pool with power strips will surface. . . Let's roll |
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Bob4Account deleted join:2012-07-22 New Jersey |
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I always thought it was electric juice. |
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alkizmo join:2007-06-25 Pierrefonds, QC |
said by Bob4:I always thought it was electric juice. Not, you're thinking of electric joules. |
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Jim7 Premium Member join:2003-02-10 |
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2013-Jan-16 2:56 pm
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said by bemis:Interesting that it's only the top one! You'd think the bottom would be leaking just as strongly... Split circuit. |
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Zorack join:2001-12-14 Fayetteville, WV |
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That is a shocking picture! |
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bemis Premium Member join:2008-07-18 united state
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bemis to Jim7
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2013-Jan-16 3:19 pm
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said by Jim7:said by bemis:Interesting that it's only the top one! You'd think the bottom would be leaking just as strongly... Split circuit. |
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What you never saw true Hydro-electric power? |
actions · 2013-Jan-16 3:36 pm · (locked) |
ropeguru Premium Member join:2001-01-25 Mechanicsville, VA |
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said by alkizmo:said by PoloDude:Another step towards delivering all of your utilities from one provider. I wasn't aware that they had figured out how to combine your Hydro power with your water. Well, water is the new copper. Oh, I thought that they were flushing the wires because of the build-up of electrons over time. |
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when you gotta go you gotta go |
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As much as I love the outlet plug idea....
In all seriousness, you'll just have to start ripping stuff open. Shut off the water, shut off the breaker to that outlet. Pull off the outlet, or get in behind if you can and see where the water leak is.
Best case it's a busted water pipe within inches of the outlet. Otherwise, you might have to rip open more than you want.
Might be a leak at the top of the wall too which is allowing rain water in. Though that's a lot of water. |
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alkizmo join:2007-06-25 Pierrefonds, QC |
Nice going. You just killed our buzz. |
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They want cars to run on water and electric. Here is the compromise.. |
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John Galt6Forward, March Premium Member join:2004-09-30 Happy Camp |
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When I worked at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center (SLAC) I saw 480V high current wires that were cooled internally with water to dissipate the heat during operation. So you had to be a plumber as well as a sparky to work on the equipment . |
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jjoshua Premium Member join:2001-06-01 Scotch Plains, NJ |
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What happened to this topic? Original post is gone and it's half locked. I guess that my question won't get answered. |
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