- Joined
- Feb 25, 2022
- Messages
- 8,895
- Reputation
- 3,137
- Reaction score
- 31,758
- Points
- 0
- Currently Smoking
- JEAN-O’S VOODOO
Ok we have a block power outage
Landlord is changing it to a 20amp...Yup I was going to say 15 amp is fine depending what all is on the circuit 15 amps for one big tent should be plenty
You and me both mate. Those little bastards are not tolerable inside vehicle or house envelopes.I've caused the demise of six or seven squirrels this year. I think my wife's count is higher. Since spending $2500 to repair damage they did to my truck and much $$ damage to outbuildings and other vehicles, we have a strong rodent policy in place.
I got to map this out and run everything of separate breakers...I'll figure it out....I wired the room in my shop with all duplex plugs, and only a couple outlets per breaker. Lots of capacity even on 15 amp breakers. Nothing wrong with 15 amps, as long as there are enough circuits.
I'd still be thinking about adding a circuit or moving stuff to different circuits.. If you were blowing the 15 even going to 20 amp breakers you may pushing that breaker over the "safe working load" which i think is 80% of the max amperage of the breaker..It's not the breaker...the landlord is here to change one fromm a 15 to a 20amp....it's got wires for it....are window ac is huge....it's a LG ...and a large one....I'm thinking I need new ac units....smaller ones
Landlord is changing it to a 20amp...
Can’t complain @Mossy ! Still this side of the pavement and enjoying the lurk off and on. Not much going on with empty tents and a lone seedling on the deck to mind.Aw gawd aye........they drive you Nuts huh......?..........
How you doing @BCBudlady ......?...............
Mapping breakers is a really good idea. If I were you I would check to make sure that the circuit wire will handle 20 amps, I would not depend on your landlord to either know or care. Good luck with it.I got to map this out and run everything of separate breakers...I'll figure it out....
If you have more than 1 AC put them on opposite legs of the box. Higher EER will also help.I got to map this out and run everything of separate breakers...I'll figure it out....
Had that happen too!! My gerbil had 3 or 4 litters just fine, but ended up eating the last litter . From then on, Willard was not allowed access to Maxine. Problem solved and no babies to find homes.We had one for my youngest daughter, her Hamster had babies, the kid was so excited. Until the mother ate all her young. That was the end of that pet.