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Nous sommes 2 amis et nous planifions un voyage en France pour "être Francois". Voulons etudier le francais, la cuisine, et passer les jours dans une ville francaise. Le voyage aura lieu de la mi-août à la fin septembre. Nous pensons a des villes comme Montpellier, Marsaille, Nice, Toulouse, Bordeaux, etc. nous envisageons des cours à l'Alliance Francaise. Nous recherchons l'équilibre entre les choses à voir et la vie citadine française authentique. Ovviamente le temps est une considération. Nous demandons vos recommandations s'il vous plaît!

English below - because the above was probably unbearable

We are two friends that are planning a 5 week trip in France

Nous sommes 2 amis et nous planifions un voyage en France pour "être Francois". Voulons etudier le francais, la cuisine, et passer les jours dans une ville francaise. Le voyage aura lieu de la mi-août à la fin septembre. Nous pensons a des villes comme Montpellier, Marsaille, Nice, Toulouse, Bordeaux, etc. nous envisageons des cours à l'Alliance Francaise. Nous recherchons l'équilibre entre les choses à voir et la vie citadine française authentique. Ovviamente le temps est une considération. Nous demandons vos recommandations s'il vous plaît!

English below - because the above was probably unbearable

We are two friends that are planning a 5 week trip in France

Hello Vandwellers!

I'm trying to wire 2 zones of LEDs in my build and I'm curious on the wire lengths required when switching the zones with 3 way switches.

The plan is: Distribution Panel -> 2 zone dimmer -> Bed Switch (3 way) -> Side door switch (travellers) -> Light strings

Can I just run the positive wire through the 3 way switching part and run the negative from the Dimmer straight up to the lights. Would save me a bunch of wire but the negative length would be ~10 ft shorter than the positive.

Thanks!

I'm researching my power needs and would like to go with an induction cooktop. The plan is to go with a 200AH LiFePo4 battery. Its spec sheet says it has a "continuous current discharge" of 120 amps (1440W). The cooktop I am interested in is the Duxtop 9620. It's rated at 1800W which would be a 150 amp pull through the inverter (not accounting for inverter inefficiency)?

Am I looking at this the right way? Would I only be able to use the cooktop at a max of 1200W ( assuming an 85% inverter efficiency)?

Thanks!

Evening/Morning/Day Pool people,

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I'm looking after a family member's pool while they're out of town. The other night I was backwashing and missed the instruction to turn off the pump when switching the multiport from filter to backwash. I think I may have damaged the spider gasket now because the pump (Jacuzzi 1.5hp Magnum Force) loses prime when I try and backwash or use the vacuum attachment. It will still pump fine if I prime it from the strainer but once the pump is shut off the water rushes out of the strainer and the pump loses prime.

I also noticed sand at the bottom of the pump strainer when I removed it to clean it. Is that ok or a sign of something wrong?

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I am looking to network/connect with anyone who has experience building out a converted cargo van into a leisure RV. I've been toying with the idea myself for a few months and am looking for some first hand local (outside of Instagram, Vlogs/Blogs, and r/vandwelling) accounts.

Thanks!

I am looking to network/connect with anyone who has experience building out a converted cargo van into a leisure RV. I've been toying with the idea myself for a few months and am looking for some first hand local (outside of Instagram, Vlogs/Blogs, and r/vandwelling) accounts.

Thanks!

Well as the title goes I've gotten myself into a pickle with setting up my cones. I stupidly removed the cone on the drive side of the axle. When I went to put it back together I realized I couldn't get my cone wrench onto the cone because of the freewheel. So I decided to loosen both sides, set up the drive side, and then adjust off the Non-drive side. Now I can't seem to get things adjusted properly. Anyone have tips setting up both cones on an axle in order to get the bike to sit centered properly?

Hey all,

I've lived my entire life here in Canada. I received my citizenship through my father who registered me as a Birth Abroad. I'm all caught up on my taxes here in Canada and am now looking to go to school in the states.

In order to qualify for FAFSA I need to provide tax info for 2015-2016. I have this information on the Canadian side but am now just getting the ball rolling on the American side.

I found out about the Streamlined Foreign Offshore Procedures so now I'm working on filing my 6 FBARS and returns for 2014, 15, and 16.

I'm also a pretty broke student trying to do this as economically as possible. I'm pretty sure I don't owe any US tax due to the Tax treaty.

I'm just

This is basically what I'm trying to get a function to do but I cannot figure it out. I've been trying to use the IF and Search function.

Quick question: Does the 30 days mean I have 30 days to get the phone back to ZTE or do I have 30 days to get a RMA number?

Thanks

Hey All,

I'm looking to upgrade my phone and would like some suggestions. I've been thinking something along the lines of the One Plus 3 T. I was really interested in the Moto X but I feel it's becoming quite dated and I'd like something more on the cutting edge.

The features I'm looking for are:

• Stock Android (No/minimal Bloatware please)
• Premium Build Quality
• Good screen
• Premium speakers
• Fast

Don't really care about the cost or the camera and I'm not a big mobile gamer.

Thank-you to all who read this.

Hey all,

I'm trying to research into converting licenses from Transport Canada to the FAA but all the info I seem to come across seems dated and I hear the process changed recently?

My questions are: Converting a CPL/IFR (Transport Canada) to FAA requires 2 exams that test on the differences between TC and FAA (one for the CPL one for the IFR?) What about flight instructor ratings?

If anyone's been through the process lately and could help enlighten me, or point me in the right direction, it would be much appreciated. Thanks!

EDIT: I did a little more research and came across [this advisory circular](http://www.faa.gov/regulations_policies/advisory_circulars/index.cfm/go/document.informa