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Posted: **Tue Jan 15, 2019 10:53 pm**

Car is in storage yard. raining so much I cant keep battery up.. :flatten:

no electricity so i cant keep a trickle charger on it. :splat:

I'll check in, in a few days and show the remodel and pool picks. its so muddy i cant get any good pictures...... :realmad:

i got a RV to live in during construction
2017 Grand Design REFLECTION 315RLTS :happy:

.... front yard 8 mos bet its 12 we are 2 weeks behind already :knockout:

Posted: **Tue Jan 15, 2019 11:00 pm**

rjuhasz wrote:I've been careful especially with heavy stuff. Don't know what happened, just flared up out of the blue, same pain down the legs as before with a few added twists. I have an MRI later this month, they're doing them 24/7 now so only a 7 week wait instead of a year Happy to hear your wrist is hanging in there, we just need to know our limits.

Seems to me there is still a lot of uncertainty over the shutdown, I don't think there's any downside to applying for unemployment. You'd be kicking yourself if a month from now nothing has changed, God forbid.

Happened to me 2 yrs ago but my surgery was totally different. just dont over do it :bighug:

Posted: **Wed Jan 16, 2019 10:46 am**

Raining in California? Well isn't that crazy :knockout:

Weather seems to be changing everywhere, we're down to two seasons here, drought and monsoon, it's been so wet but no snow so I guess that's something :drink:

Is the battery hard to remove? You could always take it home to keep it charged?

Nice RV! :goodjob:

Posted: **Wed Jan 16, 2019 6:38 pm**

rjuhasz wrote:Raining in California? Well isn't that crazy Weather seems to be changing everywhere, we're down to two seasons here, drought and monsoon, it's been so wet but no snow so I guess that's something...

Here in Northern California we now have three seasons
1) Drought
2) Wild Fire Season
3) Oh, I guess its down to two seasons...

Posted: **Thu Jan 17, 2019 11:48 am**

OldFatBald wrote:
rjuhasz wrote:Raining in California? Well isn't that crazy Weather seems to be changing everywhere, we're down to two seasons here, drought and monsoon, it's been so wet but no snow so I guess that's something...

Here in Northern California we now have three seasons
1) Drought
2) Wild Fire Season
3) Oh, I guess its down to two seasons...

You're right, with all the rain I forgot all about the fires we had last summer.

I guess it should be:
1) Drought/Wild Fire
2/ Monsoon/Extreme Wind

We had some wicked winds after weeks of downpour so the trees toppled like crazy, no power for 5 days :rolleyes:

Posted: **Fri Jan 25, 2019 7:26 pm**

No Power for 5 days That's crazy tell me you have a Generator for such times?
I have one I have had to use a few times back some time ago now our power was down for 3 or 4 days due to a Main breaking in the Mountains in the heat of summer no less no fun.
But We had the Generator.

Well its looking like I get to go back to work finally.
I need the money

Posted: **Fri Jan 25, 2019 8:09 pm**

Doright wrote:...Well its looking like I get to go back to work finally.
I need the money

Dennis,

Congratulations that our government finally is getting you back to work?????

Hope this isn't going to negatively affect the Firebird build!

Posted: **Sat Jan 26, 2019 11:33 am**

Doright wrote:No Power for 5 days That's crazy tell me you have a Generator for such times?
I have one I have had to use a few times back some time ago now our power was down for 3 or 4 days due to a Main breaking in the Mountains in the heat of summer no less no fun.
But We had the Generator.

Well its looking like I get to go back to work finally.
I need the money

I have a small genny that I used for the freezer, and the motorhome has one built in so we were able to cook in there and have some light. Biggest issue was no water, we're on a well, that and the fridge inside had no power. I'm going to put in a generator panel this year and get a reasonably big generator so we can power the well pump, hot water tank, fridge and at least one circuit of plugs and lights.

Happy to hear you're back to work! :goodjob:

Posted: **Sat Jan 26, 2019 9:46 pm**

My Gen would power every thing in the house But the AC and oven.

Posted: **Sun Jan 27, 2019 11:26 am**

Doright wrote:My Gen would power every thing in the house But the AC and oven.

My son has one that can power the entire house, oven and all, it's a beast but it uses a ton of fuel so I'm trying to find a happy medium. Probably around 8KW. Once you get up over 10KW you need a fuel drum on your truck to feed the beast. We had quite a few gas stations shut down after they ran out of fuel, and the ferries couldn't run in the storms. :rolleyes:

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