So if you didn't do anything airgun related what did you do today?

[avator]

Wife is coming home early today. She was suppose to come home Sunday but the customer decided to come home early. Busy cleaning house ☹️!

Betty Lou is coming home Saturday. They will leave Ohio early for the 10 hour drive (9 hours with the time change) and expect to arrive around 5pm our time. I will spend Saturday cleaning. I have pretty much kept up after myself everyday but I'll do a through cleaning Saturday (dusting and vacuuming and such). I've done 3 loads of laundry since she left and I should only have 1 to do Saturday.
She will undoubtedly scrutinize HER kitchen.

[Sqrl Klr]

Said goodbye to the best friend I've ever had.

Haven't seen your thread yet but I'm guessing it's Rambo. Sure hate to hear that. Been there many times and even though that was decades ago I still miss them daily and can't wait to be reunited with them again. Glad to hear your chef is coming back soon.

[avator]

Said goodbye to the best friend I've ever had.

Haven't seen your thread yet but I'm guessing it's Rambo. Sure hate to hear that. Been there many times and even though that was decades ago I still miss them daily and can't wait to be reunited with them again. Glad to hear your chef is coming back soon.

Correct, that would be Rambo.

[Madd Hatter]

Well I just got the bill for the keytruda infusion. $31k+!!! That's JUST for the meds!!

[airgunaut]

Well I just got the bill for the keytruda infusion. $31k+!!! That's JUST for the meds!!

Is it a bill or a notice telling you the amount that Medicare will be billed? YIKES.

[airgunaut]

The same electrical breaker is flipping itself off at least once a day now. The three outlets that I know are connected to it have very low-load devices, which aren’t even on or plugged in most of the time. We’ve had some thunderstorms in the last several weeks, but the triggering is not obviously tied to those.

I had just been flipping it back on, but a short while ago, several other outlets had no power. The breaker for those was not flipped off. They’re back in action now after a test and reset, but I think it’s time to call an electrician.

The system is only 6.5 yrs old. The only high-draw device is on its own circuit and, so far—knock on wood—has not lost power.

Could the breakers be worn out after such a short life? Winter is when I would’ve expected more trouble, with higher electrical loads.

[bReTt]

I am a lineman for a local electrical utility.  I go to residences 2-3 times a week for lighting troubles that end up being a customers breaker failing.  Even new installations within a couple years old go bad fairly often.  It’s a simple fix to replace a breaker if you are handy.  If you are uncomfortable or unsure, pay an electrician. 

The same electrical breaker is flipping itself off at least once a day now. The three outlets that I know are connected to it have very low-load devices, which aren’t even on or plugged in most of the time. We’ve had some thunderstorms in the last several weeks, but the triggering is not obviously tied to those.

I had just been flipping it back on, but a short while ago, several other outlets had no power. The breaker for those was not flipped off. They’re back in action now after a test and reset, but I think it’s time to call an electrician.

The system is only 6.5 yrs old. The only high-draw device is on its own circuit and, so far—knock on wood—has not lost power.

Could the breakers be worn out after such a short life? Winter is when I would’ve expected more trouble, with higher electrical loads.

[bReTt]

I started building a closet for the hot water heater.  I’m moving it out of the utility room to make more room and to beautify it once I get started on the inside remodel.  I’ve procrastinated too long!

[airgunaut]

I am a lineman for a local electrical utility.  I go to residences 2-3 times a week for lighting troubles that end up being a customers breaker failing.  Even new installations within a couple years old go bad fairly often.  It’s a simple fix to replace a breaker if you are handy.  If you are uncomfortable or unsure, pay an electrician. 

The same electrical breaker is flipping itself off at least once a day now. The three outlets that I know are connected to it have very low-load devices, which aren’t even on or plugged in most of the time. We’ve had some thunderstorms in the last several weeks, but the triggering is not obviously tied to those.

I had just been flipping it back on, but a short while ago, several other outlets had no power. The breaker for those was not flipped off. They’re back in action now after a test and reset, but I think it’s time to call an electrician.

The system is only 6.5 yrs old. The only high-draw device is on its own circuit and, so far—knock on wood—has not lost power.

Could the breakers be worn out after such a short life? Winter is when I would’ve expected more trouble, with higher electrical loads.

Thanks, Brett. I read that breakers usually last 20 years. Your comment makes it clear there are plenty of exceptions to that. I will call the electrician who installed the system. Aside from not feeling comfortable messing with electrical lines, IF the problem is something more than a bad breaker, someone knowledgeable needs to be on it.

Again, thanks for sharing your experience. I had no idea breaker failures were common.

Oh, yeah. It is dead once more, the third time today. I am not going to reset it any more, since those outlets can sit idle for a while.

[Madd Hatter]

Well I just got the bill for the keytruda infusion. $31k+!!! That's JUST for the meds!!

Is it a bill or a notice telling you the amount that Medicare will be billed? YIKES.

It's how much tri care was billed and it was for just 1 treatment. I'm scheduled for 3 more.😳. I'm worried about the VA Co pay!!  I can't believe they're getting that much for a 200 mil bag of clear liquid.😡 If I'd of known how much it was going to cost I would have said no.

[Rabbit\Squirrel Killer]

I drove to Glacier National Park and set up camp. It is raining now but we are cozy in bed and it is not too cold.

[Matchstickshooter]

I am a lineman for a local electrical utility.  I go to residences 2-3 times a week for lighting troubles that end up being a customers breaker failing.  Even new installations within a couple years old go bad fairly often.  It’s a simple fix to replace a breaker if you are handy.  If you are uncomfortable or unsure, pay an electrician. 

The same electrical breaker is flipping itself off at least once a day now. The three outlets that I know are connected to it have very low-load devices, which aren’t even on or plugged in most of the time. We’ve had some thunderstorms in the last several weeks, but the triggering is not obviously tied to those.

I had just been flipping it back on, but a short while ago, several other outlets had no power. The breaker for those was not flipped off. They’re back in action now after a test and reset, but I think it’s time to call an electrician.

The system is only 6.5 yrs old. The only high-draw device is on its own circuit and, so far—knock on wood—has not lost power.

Could the breakers be worn out after such a short life? Winter is when I would’ve expected more trouble, with higher electrical loads.

I remember hearing in the old days when they had a fuse box if the fuse kept blowing, they would "take it out and put a penny behind it" !

[avator]

I am a lineman for a local electrical utility.  I go to residences 2-3 times a week for lighting troubles that end up being a customers breaker failing.  Even new installations within a couple years old go bad fairly often.  It’s a simple fix to replace a breaker if you are handy.  If you are uncomfortable or unsure, pay an electrician. 

The same electrical breaker is flipping itself off at least once a day now. The three outlets that I know are connected to it have very low-load devices, which aren’t even on or plugged in most of the time. We’ve had some thunderstorms in the last several weeks, but the triggering is not obviously tied to those.

I had just been flipping it back on, but a short while ago, several other outlets had no power. The breaker for those was not flipped off. They’re back in action now after a test and reset, but I think it’s time to call an electrician.

The system is only 6.5 yrs old. The only high-draw device is on its own circuit and, so far—knock on wood—has not lost power.

Could the breakers be worn out after such a short life? Winter is when I would’ve expected more trouble, with higher electrical loads.

I remember hearing in the old days when they had a fuse box if the fuse kept blowing, they would "take it out and put a penny behind it" !

LOL... yeah, and alot of those old shacks burned down too.   

[Madd Hatter]

I am a lineman for a local electrical utility.  I go to residences 2-3 times a week for lighting troubles that end up being a customers breaker failing.  Even new installations within a couple years old go bad fairly often.  It’s a simple fix to replace a breaker if you are handy.  If you are uncomfortable or unsure, pay an electrician. 

The same electrical breaker is flipping itself off at least once a day now. The three outlets that I know are connected to it have very low-load devices, which aren’t even on or plugged in most of the time. We’ve had some thunderstorms in the last several weeks, but the triggering is not obviously tied to those.

I had just been flipping it back on, but a short while ago, several other outlets had no power. The breaker for those was not flipped off. They’re back in action now after a test and reset, but I think it’s time to call an electrician.

The system is only 6.5 yrs old. The only high-draw device is on its own circuit and, so far—knock on wood—has not lost power.

Could the breakers be worn out after such a short life? Winter is when I would’ve expected more trouble, with higher electrical loads.

I remember hearing in the old days when they had a fuse box if the fuse kept blowing, they would "take it out and put a penny behind it" !

LOL... yeah, and alot of those old shacks burned down too.   

A precursor to urban renewal.😂🤣😂

[airgunaut]

And that fire risk is exactly why I won’t mess with electrical systems trying to learn “on the job.”

I’m not too fond of getting zapped, either!

The electrician has to get the right breaker and will call me when he has it. I just hope that IS the only problem.

[Sqrl Klr]

I started building a closet for the hot water heater.  I’m moving it out of the utility room to make more room and to beautify it once I get started on the inside remodel.  I’ve procrastinated too long!

Great plan! Keep the pictures coming as you progress.

I drove to Glacier National Park and set up camp. It is raining now but we are cozy in bed and it is not too cold.

Man that sounds wonderful! Any pictures?

[Madd Hatter]

Called up the VA and they said my whole bill is being covered 🙏. Hope they were right.

[Rabbit\Squirrel Killer]

I started building a closet for the hot water heater.  I’m moving it out of the utility room to make more room and to beautify it once I get started on the inside remodel.  I’ve procrastinated too long!

Great plan! Keep the pictures coming as you progress.

I drove to Glacier National Park and set up camp. It is raining now but we are cozy in bed and it is not too cold.

Man that sounds wonderful! Any pictures?

 I plan on posting a lot of pics when I get bak home, for now, a few.

[Rabbit\Squirrel Killer]

By the way I have never been camping when it didn't rain or snow, LOL

 They probably should not have invited the rain maker 

[Rabbit\Squirrel Killer]

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The German Shepherd must be Amish, he said no
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