In Indiana, retirees can take free for credit classes through Ivy Tech.
May have to look into this, since COHU has turned out to be nothing but a scam.
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@shooter did you post the quote from Kirk? Or was that just another shitter fiction?
In Indiana, retirees can take free for credit classes through Ivy Tech.
Yeah, but what's the talent like @ Ivy Tech retiree classes though?
A good friend will bail you out of jail, but your best friend will be sitting next to you in the cell saying "that was f***ing awesome"
You have to sign up for nursing or social work, not HVAC, dumbass.
I ain't picky...
Speaking of HVAC, just paid an HVAC guy to replace a capacitor on my condenser this morning. Bill was $180.00 bucks...$20 dollar part...took under 30 minutes.
Go the trades route kids.
A good friend will bail you out of jail, but your best friend will be sitting next to you in the cell saying "that was f***ing awesome"
@shooter did you post the quote from Kirk? Or was that just another shitter fiction?
Better, I linked the unedited VIDEO from his show
It is embedded here
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/charlie-kirk-biden-death-penalty/
"You can't make someone listen to reason if they aren't willing to think"-- Ray Bradbury, Fahrenheit 451
You have to sign up for nursing or social work, not HVAC, dumbass.
I ain't picky...
Speaking of HVAC, just paid an HVAC guy to replace a capacitor on my condenser this morning. Bill was $180.00 bucks...$20 dollar part...took under 30 minutes.
Go the trades route kids.
If that included the service call charge, you got off cheap.
Was it a flux capacitor?You have to sign up for nursing or social work, not HVAC, dumbass.
I ain't picky...
Speaking of HVAC, just paid an HVAC guy to replace a capacitor on my condenser this morning. Bill was $180.00 bucks...$20 dollar part...took under 30 minutes.
Go the trades route kids.
Was it a flux capacitor?You have to sign up for nursing or social work, not HVAC, dumbass.
I ain't picky...
Speaking of HVAC, just paid an HVAC guy to replace a capacitor on my condenser this morning. Bill was $180.00 bucks...$20 dollar part...took under 30 minutes.
Go the trades route kids.
INVOICE
Flux capacitor $20
Install flux capacitor $10
Know how to install FC $150
Total charges $180
If that included the service call charge, you got off cheap.
Heh, I happily paid the man. I have become a man fully comfortable with my limits.
The condenser wasn't kicking on, just a voltage hum from behind it's panel. I already checked the thermostat, the breakers (on both the house electrical panel and the one in the emergency shut off box outside). Neither were tripped. At this point I knew it was likely either the AC controller (basically a relay switch), the capacitor or the fan motor. If this was 20 years ago me, I would've swapped out both of the first two for a total under 40 bucks and a trip to Home Depot with nary a second thought.
But current day me would never completely trust my own work, nor trust I wouldn't be found hours later electrocuted on my patio lol.
A good friend will bail you out of jail, but your best friend will be sitting next to you in the cell saying "that was f***ing awesome"
Was it a flux capacitor?You have to sign up for nursing or social work, not HVAC, dumbass.
I ain't picky...
Speaking of HVAC, just paid an HVAC guy to replace a capacitor on my condenser this morning. Bill was $180.00 bucks...$20 dollar part...took under 30 minutes.
Go the trades route kids.
His hvac can now take him back to the future when his home reaches 68 degrees.
If that included the service call charge, you got off cheap.
Heh, I happily paid the man. I have become a man fully comfortable with my limits.
The condenser wasn't kicking on, just a voltage hum from behind it's panel. I already checked the thermostat, the breakers (on both the house electrical panel and the one in the emergency shut off box outside). Neither were tripped. At this point I knew it was likely either the AC controller (basically a relay switch), the capacitor or the fan motor. If this was 20 years ago me, I would've swapped out both of the first two for a total under 40 bucks and a trip to Home Depot with nary a second thought.
But current day me would never completely trust my own work, nor trust I wouldn't be found hours later electrocuted on my patio lol.
I had the same issue last summer. Had the capacitor changed and then 3 or 4 months later had to have a new fan motor