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Looks good, David.

I can't remember a "do you remember when" story.:confusion:

CO2 and GAC are two different things.

I got this for the air intake side, and this for the vent fan, which will plug into the generator when it's running. So, I need to work on the engine exhaust ducting. I ordered a 10 circuit transfer switch, which will be here next week.

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If you use ROX 0.8 carbon, about 1 cup. I replace my GAC about once a month, you could do it more frequently, but after a month it's probably so coated with bacteria, that it has little to no adsorption left.

I plan to keep the generator in the garage until such time as I need to use it, then roll it into the shed for operation. There is a pad lock on the shed, so it wouldn't be too easy for someone to take it. I have four 5 gallon gas cans I keep for emergencies. I keep sta-bil in the gas, and use...

I thought about that, but I have a homeowners association I have to deal with, and know I would have a problem with that. I may still have a problem with this, but I think I can make a case for it.

That's the way I planned to connect the gable fan. I remember seeing a type of thin (1")fiberglass panel that was coated with an aluminum flashing on one side, but I don't remember what is was, or where to find it.

I need to come up with an idea to vent the engine exhaust, maybe some kind of metal dryer vent flex pipe, along with a metal vent cap. I just need to come up with a means of connecting it to the generator muffler itself. This is turning into a real project. :wink:

I'm planning to install a gable fan on one side to exhaust the heat when it's running, and a gable vent on the other side. I hadn't thought about vibrations, so maybe I should block out the wheels, or use some bungee cords to hold it in place.

I just purchased a new portable generator, and need some opinions on what to use to house/run it in. I am considering a Suncast horizontal storage shed, modified with a louvered exhaust fan, and louvered air vents.

If it were me, I'd go with the two 700's, and the return in the middle, using the 3/4" loc line fittings with a "Y", and two nozzles.

So, it's 25 for the swap, and 18 for the aquarium = $43.00 entrance fee

If you etched it with vinegar, that should have removed any attached organic matter, and some possible PO4. I would place it in a container with some freshly made SW, let it cure, and check for PO4.

I started using kalk(Mrs. Wages) in my ATO, when WC's alone were no longer enough to keep up with my demand. This was good for a while, but ultimately I had to start using a two part solution. I get the Calcium Chloride from BRS, and use A&H baking soda for my alk(I bake it in the oven for an...

Looks great, Len.

You might look into this too: http://www.njreefers.org/showthread.php?84403-Kohler-Whole-HOuse-Electricity-Generator-Group-Buy&highlight=house+generator

I was looking at the same thing at Lowe's: http://www.lowes.com/pd_318602-48019-31410CRK_0__?productId=3128643&Ntt=transfer+switch+kit&pl=1&currentURL=%3FNtt%3Dtransfer%2Bswitch%2Bkit&facetInfo=