behaved

You all need to stop.. it's a stop sign if no lights are on.. even if it's usually green, and the people in front of you are going through it.

set a good example, you might remind another driver who forgot.

If there's a better sub to ask let me know.

I have ethernet everywhere I want at home, but I have past owner's coax feeding every room and I have no use for it, unless I can use it to trasport power?

It's all RJ59/U cable, and I wouldn't expect a lot of voltage, just enough to power a fan or charge a device.

guessing it's in the 20th anniversary Z album, which may be on my Christmas list.

I usually get a couple hundred kids by 8pm and I think I've gotten <50 and they're done. Little windy but pretty mild out imo.

The heck will I do with all this candy??

30V dedicated breaker is tripping maybe 15% of the time while running laundry.

I've gone through the back, cleaned all the lint and dust out of it, poked around with a multimeter. All cords look in good condition, connected well. Heat switches seem to work fine, cut in and out. Heating elements are in tact. I watched the amps at the breaker, running drive motor uses about 4.5V, heat kicks in and hit about 28.5V max while watching it run on and off for 15min.

I'm guessing either the heater or the motor is pulling more spontaneously and causing it to exceed the 30V breaker. Any way to test which without staring at the meter for an hour? Should I just try replacing the heater with a new one?

My dryer only has 3 settings, low, medium, high heat. I would like to skip heat entirely while waiting on a new thermal fuse so I can at least air/tumble dry in the meantime.

The heating element has 3 wires at the thermal switch, 2 red and an orange. Red to one end of thermal switch, other directly to the element, and orange connected to both. Easy/reasonable to do?