patrickhdj

I'm looking at some smart thermostats to replace my PECO TA170 that's running my MPY08 Vertical Stack Fan Coil unit. It uses 7 wires with a single output for heat and cool. All of the thermostats I'm looking are similar but have dedicated outputs for closing and opening the heat/cool valves. I'm currently looking at the Walfront AC90-240V, Apollo smart wifi fan coil thermostat, and King K902-B. I think I can access the "valve off" wire within the unit, and I think it just goes to neutral, but I'm not sure, so I'd rather not touch it. Would I be able to just not connect anything to CVO/HVO? Or do I need to wire them to neutral or something else? I've included the diagrams of my current unit a

I feel like it definitely isn't but I just starting playing him and it's odd how consistently it works. Idk the % ranges or exact spacing but the ways ppl seem to avoid it at lower % are air dodge away, jump, or a fast ariel like fox nair. I haven't had a lot of time testing it on actually people but I did have a long Sora ditto and we were both killing with it.

Whenever I walk by one of the staircases leading there I hold my breath. But it's not entirely constant, so I often think about what causes it

This was such a huge and helpful feature, especially for SwiftKey, and both apps removed it within a few months of each other. And they even made it retroactive, so that the feature disappears from older versions. Is there a vulnerability with web browsers embedded within keyboards? Is it against store TOS?

Also if anyone knows how to keep the feature from going away I'd appreciate it. Clearing storage works for SwiftKey but I have to do it every other day. Blocking the apps from connecting to their servers might work, but I don't know what endpoints they're hitting.

I went to Chicago and back over the weekend and every train out of STL and most out of Chicago were sold out. Even as a rail enthusiast it was pretty eye opening. Our station kinda sucks, coaches falling apart, conductors aren't always great, delays... and despite all that there's still crazy demand for rail travel. It's nice there we're finally getting a little investment but more is needed and deserved. (and look at that, most trains to Chicago this weekend are full or nearly full already)