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I recently picked up a set of low voltage outdoor lighting at a yard sale. The total watts for the lights equals 66 watts. The transformer is 44 watts. Will this set up work? And if so what are the consequences of using an undersized transformer.
Thanks

If the transformer has a fuse it will blow and if it doesn't then the transformer eventually burn out.

2009-06-01 12:23:27 by fawey

Villa Valahia, built in 2002, savors its own lushly private 5± acre tropical paradise. The sweeping gated drive arrives at the porte cochere entry ...

I am NOT trying to advertise my home for sale here ; so PLEASE don't go reporting me like someone did the last time ....

I am a Disabled veteran who will probably NOT be able to walk this time next year .
I have NO family here that can help me and need very badly to move back up to ohio where I have a couple of friends who will move in and help me with my daily quality of life .

If anyone knows of anyone else who might be interested in a 7 - room Spanish ranch Type home with One car Attached garage , with 3-bedrooms with Double Closets and Paddle Fans , Custom Made Curved Double Spanish Doors coming into the living room from the Lanai , 2- Mirrored Walls in the Living Room, 6' Chain Link Fence, Landscape Lighting, Inground Sprinkler System , Shed/Workshop with Electric , ALL Appliances stay , New heat pump in Nov. 2006, City Water BUT Septic System to save on sewer bill. Septic was cleaned in November of 2006. Hot tub with lighted colored waterfall included ... and MORE !!!
MANY trees, Flowers, Bushes, and shrubs adorn this property .....

IF you know of anyone who MIGHT be interested ; PLEASE have them contact me at revrndale@bellsouth.net immediately .

Thank you for your assistance and God Bless you !1

i wish i had money to buy your house.... BUT ill move in with you and take care of you so you can stay :P lol

2008-08-31 21:51:59 by HIGH SHAMAN

Price: $39.99 $16.73

White LED light
Includes retail packaging
Size 17.9-Inch by 4.5-Inch

I have skills ranging from home improvement and repair, retail sales, inside sales, computer repair and diagnosis, computer usage and light programming, consumer technology (like home theatre installation), software consultation and sales, art (I draw and use computer graphic software), landscaping - you get the point.

I know how to competently do so many things, that I don't know what to do (for a job). My interests are wide and varied. I feel a little lost, any advice?

Start your own venture as a handyman,my brother-in-law did this two months ago and as most places have aging populations,they can no longer climb on stepladders etc,He has an interesting varied work,from washers in a tap (Faucet) to fitting a cat flap in a door and repairing broken kitchen units, he is doing very well,making £750 a week ($1000) on average.he printed up some leaflets and put them through peoples doors,work started to come in the next day,he then got a one of his retired customers to then do that tedious job,and as a carrot he gives a 10% discount to retirees

2009-05-11 13:36:43 by D_Icon

D:8'' H:10 1/4''
Bulb 1: 1 GY6.35 bi-pin T-5 35w 24v
Total Number of Bulbs: 1

We renovated an old 1910 house, from the ground up.
UPSIDE to this house.
It has 3 nice size bedrooms, and 3 full baths.
A laundry area.
large sunroom.
the kitchen has light maple cabinets, with glass, and old-fashioned look to it.
The house in itself is extreamly cute and cozy.
It has a rap-around porch, and deck upstairs, and flagestone patiio outside, along with beautiful landscaping.
THE DOWNSIDE.
We have not upgraded the gargae, it is a single 1910 detaced garage.
This house is located in a small town, 30 miles from a large city.
We've had this house on the market for 7 months with many lookers. One wants to buy it, but cannot sell his home to buy ours.
Another wants us to lower the price, we have already lowered it $20,000.
QUESTION is: My husband and sons want to tear down the old garage and shed and build a new one.
I think it will be a waste of money.\
WHAT WOULD YOU DO?
Our realtor has told us that a garage is the biggest complaint, yet she says that we should not add one, as the house itself is adorable enough to buy for the one that wants it.
* but she's a woman...ha, men like the garage.
Our sons builds and sells homes in another state, thus says...it needs a garage also.
The house is done by skilled carpenters, we did only the runt jobs.
Every thing is nutural, not mixed with moderen and old.
We kept the house very traditional.
Both my husband and I are decorators, so we know that area very well.
We have taken out and packed all unused and personal decorations and extra furniture and clothing and put them in storage.

If you house looks new after you renovated it, I would add a new garage or renovate your old one.

2007-10-30 10:41:12 by tuna

For Christmas, I was planning on buying this FUJIFILM camera from Best Buy (link bellow) and I wanted to know your opinion if you thought it was worth buying. What do you think? It has a good amount of mega-pixles and a great zoom, and it is on sale for $189.99. The shape is a little awkward, and not everyone who wrote a review loved it, but some really liked it. It also has lots of great features such as auto, natural light, portrait, landscape, sport, night, fireworks, beach, snow, sunset, underwater, flower, party, museum and text scene.

Your opinion?

link:
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp? skuId=8879234&type=product&id=12 12192673855

i have the camera and i love it. it takes amazing pictures and it is easy to use!

Go for it! its a great price....i got mine for $250 (wish i would have waited till the economy turned to $h!t to buy it hahah

U will love it!

2008-12-20 14:23:54 by ~You'll Rebel To Anything~