LOL for sure it's a nasty hole if ever I saw one.
Speaking of northern Ontario last I was there I couldn't believe how windy it was all the time that's a place where wind power would work-to some degree anyway.
Solar panels. Useless or the future?
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Speaking of northern Ontario last I was there I couldn't believe how windy it was all the time that's a place where wind power would work-to some degree anyway.
You do realize money is fungible, yes? And that "this tax money is reserved for Purpose X" is a con game?
LOL-I was born/raised in that hellhole it's fit for mosquitoes and nothing else.
A shucks, He probably comes from Moonbeam or Val-Rita....not Kap
Lake Charette maybe?
There are lots of Canadian towns that look their best only when it is in the rear-view mirror.
Better than coming from under a rock or bridge like you did.
I do realize that people will line up on ether side of an issue as long as the KOOL-AID comes in a flavor they like. And yes, it's a con game.
Speaking of batteries I just picked up an 18v Rigid circular saw and drill driver with a charger and 2 battery - one a 2 ahr and one a 4 ahr - they now have 5 ahr.
I cut the studs and sheathing for a 200 sq ft shed with a single charge - basically worked all day.
So now I have a corded Hitachi 7 1/4' circular saw that I will never use again.
Battery technology is just tremendous these days. The new hand tool are light and powerful and last a long time and actually charge up very quickly.
They have completely replaced corded tools except certain things maybe. I have seen cordless table saws and planers.
I cut the studs and sheathing for a 200 sq ft shed with a single charge - basically worked all day.
So now I have a corded Hitachi 7 1/4' circular saw that I will never use again.
Battery technology is just tremendous these days. The new hand tool are light and powerful and last a long time and actually charge up very quickly.
They have completely replaced corded tools except certain things maybe. I have seen cordless table saws and planers.
I have one on wheels yes.
and also on the battery topic I have a thing about the size of a cell phone that will jump start my truck about three times.
I am sure that you will be able to use one of these power banks to charge power tool batteries - just like they have them to charge cell phones now.
The union guys will like the sun powered tools
they don't work in the shade even, let alone when it rains now
Will be interested to see the size of the battery required to operate a jack hammer for more than a few minutes
