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So I have the above on order and have been doing some research and it seems these things may be sensitive to heat. Is that true?

I've read that if you leave them out in the sun too long, the air can expand and creat issues. If so, do you really have to carry your pump around all the time with you everywhere you go?

I could just be victim of reading too much so I just wanted to confirm the reality of it.

Any inside would be awesome.

So when I'm playing a song, how do I tell what quality it is? Like sample rate and AAC or LDAC.

No sure if this is the correct place for this post but I thought I'd try.

So I bought three wine barrels to use as a base (for looks only, they won't actually be holding up the posts) for a sail shade. 4x4 posts are going through the top and the bottom of the barrells and the post will be buried in the ground.

So my question is the top and the bottom are made out of slats of wood and I need to cut a 4x4 square directly in the center... Will that make the slats fall apart or are they glued together?

Also, will removing the bottom completely affect the side slats structure and make the barrel fall apart!

Kind of strange question but there it is.

I am getting a couple wine barrels and need to run a 4x4 "through" them top to bottom. Both the top and bottom are not solid pieces of wood, they are slats.

So any idea how I can cut a square out of the middle without having the slats fall apart?

I put this in landscaping because the project is for a sail shade for my patio.

So I just had my backyard done and I have a few items that I need to do to finish it off.

I had them cement in three post receivers for 4x4 posts as pay of a sail shade for our patio. The idea is to be able to remove the posts if I want. The receivers are metal sleeves cemented in the ground and are about 4-1/2" inside diameter.

Now for the question...what would hold the posts in the receivers better, sand or gravel?

So I got a dimming smart switch (TreatLife) for our bathroom light and it works great.

The issue is when I program a routine in Alexa to turn them on in the morning. I set them to come on at a particular time at 20% dim...the issue is that when they come on, they come on at 100% and then very quickly adjust down to 20%.

I'd like to skip the morning light show and just have it turn on at 20%.

I hope this belongs here if not give free to remove it.

So I'm putting together a patio that will have a triangle sail shade on 4x4 wood posts and would like to be able to adjust the height of any given corner. I'm thinking of a channel type bracket I can screw to the Post and slide adjust it up and down if that makes any sense.

Has anybody heard of anything like this?

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