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Home depot hauls away the old water heater as part of the cost of theA cost that nobody seems to have factored in, is removal and disposal of
the old water heater.
I'm guessing it's the number of BTUs used in a day for the averageWhat is this "magic" number 41.045 anyway?
I've learned that I agree with you.If you pay someone to install, then warranty may not be as important,
Yeah, Thanks for multi-posting that in FOUR different groups that II set up a business<SLAP
errr.... ummmm... Why do you read google gropers' postings?On Tue, 22 Jan 2008 16:45:55 -0800 (PST) messianic light
damianjohnbrown@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in Message id:
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I set up a business<SLAP
Yeah, Thanks for multi-posting that in FOUR different groups that I
subscribe to, fuckface. I hope you go bankrupt and are forced to live in a
cardboard box.
I think it's the assumed amount of BTUs an "average" household uses in aWhat is this "magic" number of 41,045 BTU?
Not true. I had a business in PA and when I bought material to install it, Ito you.
no when a business buys something for resale theres no sales tax,
The differentiantion is not hot or cold, it is ingredient versus preparedin pennsylvania theres no tax on clothes, cold food no tax, hot food
taxable......
Ramsey Kits www.ramseykits.com is much better.
cuhulin
By the way I've wanted an oscilloscope for many years but the need for one
has been occasional at best, and they are a bit pricey, not to mention
that I'm tighter than two coats of paint. Ramsey has a Velleman product
that purports to let one use a laptop display as an oscilloscope via the
computer's USB ports as facilitated by the special software the device
comes with. Does anyone who frequents this newsgroup use such a product?
If so would you recommend it?
Wow, I probably should check prices occasionally; about six monthsReal oscilloscopes are a dime a dozen. If you just need one
for occasional hobby use, you can probably find a nice 20 MHz solid state
scope on ebay for under 50 bucks, maybe much less.
Again, last time I checked prices were _much_ higher.If you decide to upgrade down the road, the Tektronix 465B is the gold
standard of analog scopes, they're aging, but still excellent and can be had
for a under $200. 100MHz bandwidth, dual trace, delayed sweep, X-Y mode,
pretty much anything you could want.
If you decide to upgrade down the road, the Tektronix 465B is the gold
standard of analog scopes, they're aging, but still excellent and can be
had for a under $200. 100MHz bandwidth, dual trace, delayed sweep, X-Y
mode, pretty much anything you could want.
Again, last time I checked prices were _much_ higher.
Had an enjoyable 2hrs read. Thanks.The book "Much Ado About Almost Nothing", which has been retailing for $
14.95, is now also available as a free download at
http://www.historyofelectronics.com/> (.pdf format, 238 pages, 1.8MB).
And http://www.caliburn.nl/toppostingHH wrote: ** and top-posted. Fixed. **
"- Bobb -" <bobb@noemail.123> wrote:
"CBFalconer" <cbfalconer@yahoo.com> wrote:
ted wrote:
i have a compaq 6027us and the power on password is on and
has locked me out how do i unlock the pc. i need the hp
secret password to reset it.
If this is a laptop, you can't change it without the co-operation
of the manufacturer, which will also involve convincing them that
you own it.
When I worked at Compaq - had to SEND IT IN - they would wipe it
- OS to factory ( or maybe just tossed the old drive ?). So if
you NEED the data, remove the disk, install into a desktop pc as
second drive and backup before sending back ( ASK them while on
the phone)
It is a desktop, not a notebook.
So you can ignore my caution. But please do not top-post. Your
answer belongs after (or intermixed with) the quoted material to
which you reply, after snipping all irrelevant material. I fixed
this one. See the following links:
--
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
http://www.caliburn.nl/topposting.html
http://www.netmeister.org/news/learn2quote.html
http://cfaj.freeshell.org/google/> (taming google)
http://members.fortunecity.com/nnqweb/> (newusers)
no when a business buys something for resale theres no sales tax,hall...@aol.com> wrote in message
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on hot water tanks, in pennsylvania theres no sales tax on a installed
tank, but 7% if you take home and install yourself.
$28 on a 400 buck tank. that taken off install price can make doing it
yourself not worth the effort.
sales tax has lots of wierd rules
But the state got their tax from the installer when he bought it to resell
to you.
But the state got their tax from the installer when he bought it to resellon hot water tanks, in pennsylvania theres no sales tax on a installed
tank, but 7% if you take home and install yourself.
$28 on a 400 buck tank. that taken off install price can make doing it
yourself not worth the effort.
sales tax has lots of wierd rules
Valid in the manner they were tested. A real auto enthusiast knew they werewell everyone knew the old tests werent valid yet it took many years
to get them changed
I always advocated for the 465 as well, but after having used the 24X5By the way I've wanted an oscilloscope for many years but the need for one
has been occasional at best, and they are a bit pricey, not to mention
that I'm tighter than two coats of paint. Ramsey has a Velleman product
that purports to let one use a laptop display as an oscilloscope via the
computer's USB ports as facilitated by the special software the device
comes with. Does anyone who frequents this newsgroup use such a product?
If so would you recommend it?
Don't bother. Real oscilloscopes are a dime a dozen. If you just need one
for occasional hobby use, you can probably find a nice 20 MHz solid state
scope on ebay for under 50 bucks, maybe much less.
If you decide to upgrade down the road, the Tektronix 465B is the gold
standard of analog scopes, they're aging, but still excellent and can be had
for a under $200. 100MHz bandwidth, dual trace, delayed sweep, X-Y mode,
pretty much anything you could want.
In this case I think even the 465 would be overkill. It sounds like he needsI always advocated for the 465 as well, but after having used the 24X5
scopes found them to be quite a bit better. Having two extra channels
doesn't hurt either. A used 2445 can be had for around $400 AND you get a
warranty.