Electricity, the source of folding.

[stoanee]

Originally Posted by Soultribunal

I want to be back up there with you guys, once I'm done with my basement.

ST

Thankfully I just have trim left to do.......

The big problem now is summertime heat. I will attemt to cure that by swapping my gpus to GTX460s. (Don't tell my wife)

[Soultribunal]

Originally Posted by stoanee

Thankfully I just have trim left to do.......

The big problem now is summertime heat. I will attemt to cure that by swapping my gpus to GTX460s. (Don't tell my wife)

I wish. This house was never wired with anything in the basement. It was as bare as bare could be. Not even an outlet to be found.

So i've had my work cut out for me. However that being said I will in time get myself back on track.

ST

[stoanee]

Originally Posted by Soultribunal

I wish. This house was never wired with anything in the basement. It was as bare as bare could be. Not even an outlet to be found.

ST

Luckily my neighbor is an electrician and a home theatre enthusiast. I was his "apprentice" and learned a lot about all that stuff. I drilled all the holes, ran all the wire, cable, cat 6 and he hooked it all up. I have about 8 power bars that I don't need now.

[Arinoth]

Originally Posted by stoanee

Luckily my neighbor is an electrician and a home theatre enthusiast. I was his "apprentice" and learned a lot about all that stuff. I drilled all the holes, ran all the wire, cable, cat 6 and he hooked it all up. I have about 8 power bars that I don't need now.

Yep, i've learned how to do electrical work from both my studies (knowing the theory and able to wire things theoretically and practically safe but piss off electricians) and from my dad (whose done all the electrical work, handywork, etc in all the houses we've lived in at his engineer 'perfection' way)

[supaflyx3]

My bill is around 200 a month, no idea how the hell it's that much, i only have 2 computers on, no heat & no AC.

[Soultribunal]

Originally Posted by stoanee

Luckily my neighbor is an electrician and a home theatre enthusiast. I was his "apprentice" and learned a lot about all that stuff. I drilled all the holes, ran all the wire, cable, cat 6 and he hooked it all up. I have about 8 power bars that I don't need now.

That always helps. My Father is an electrical engineer, among other degrees he holds. So I've learned quite a bit, its just the Two full time + 1 Part time job that eat up my home life to get this finished.

Soon, very soon.

ST

[_dangtx_]

oy st you got no electricity whatsoever down in the dungeon? tell me its cool in there, at least.

[Soultribunal]

Originally Posted by _dangtx_

oy st you got no electricity whatsoever down in the dungeon? tell me its cool in there, at least.

Nothing but a big Breaker Box with all the mains running up and around.

Lots of Space in there though for me.

As for the Basement, its perfect. Its damn cold down there, bout 13 I'd say give or take. Not one window, and a lot of insulation.

ST

[_dangtx_]

good god. 13 celsius in the middle of summer? pefect hosting ground. or folding!

[C130AVN]

Since I've started hardcore folding, my hydro bill has increased by almost 70 bucks a month, and Manitoba hydro is among the cheapest in the country.