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By 64 kiwi boni · Posted
, yes True JustA, but you would have a water pump at your place? thats power with water, and electric jug, water bed, fish tank ? 😜 thing with this mixer valve is the power supply has a transformer down to 12 volts dc, plus the power supply too the transformer is on a rcd circuit (residual current device), that trips the circuit if there is a imbalance between the active and neutral withing 30 milliseconds) basically you couldn't fry yourself if you stuck your fingers in the power socket -
Man I like the ones on the top car bro! They look awesome. Kinda like what I put on my 63 GP -
By TWO LANE BLACK TOP · Posted
The homemade aluminum foil flags on the rabbit ears were also a cool accessory.... Although they only worked correctly as long as you were standing there with your hand on the antenna.....So dad could watch Cronkite with a clear picture.....After he used the "No batteries required remote" to change the TV channels.... -
I have a TON of tech in my house. I love it but none of it operates critical items or things like this are a little too close to shocking me for my comfort. Maybe in 5 years or more when they perfect it I'll be down -
JUSTA - there were remote control when we were kids. JUSTA not the battery driven kind. Dad would whack one of us up the side of the head with a slipper or newspaper, and say "Hey kid, change the channel to Channel 4. It's time for Flipper!". We'd get up and turn the channel to Channel 4 and rub the back of our heads on the way back to our seats. It worked!
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