How To Become An Electrician » Cheap

I am looking for paintable carpenter hats. For cheap. Help. For a school project.?

electric — Sun, 04 Dec 2011 13:51:10 +0000

How do I find a cheap, registered & certified electrician ?

electric — Mon, 28 Nov 2011 13:20:35 +0000

I am having to buy a brand new electric cooker (the previous one having been burned to a cinder ) and the council have told me it is now a legal requirement that electric cookers are installed by fully qualified and registered electricians. The cost of the cooker itself is causing enough problems to raise and so I need to get it installed as cheaply, but legally as possible. The alternative is to find the cheapest deal from a supplier who will also install and deliver. Any help/suggestions would be so gratefully received. Please, please don’t raise the subject of insurance as it’s a very sore subject at the moment !
Thank you for reading this
Kate
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Good and cheap scanner for a firefighter in a rural area where reception is bad?

electric — Sun, 27 Nov 2011 00:44:06 +0000

I’m a volunteer firefighter and EMT first responder. And the reception in my house is horrible. My pager gets nothing at all and I can barely hear my radio most of the time because of all the static.

I’ve got no idea what to shop for and what would work with my frequencies. I am a computer technician and I’m pretty smart with anything electronic, but when it comes to radios and scanners. I’m dumb.

I need a good scanner that will get good reception and that I can program to my county’s frequencies.
The max I can spend is 0 but I’d like to go under 0. As long as it works and will do the job, I don’t care if it’s cheap but it can’t fail on me. lives and people’s property are at stake after all.
One of the frequencies I’ll be using is 159.18000
My pager does not have any connectors for antennas.

can anyone tell me where in Houston TX to find a cheap solar powered fountain pump for a school project?

electric — Sat, 26 Feb 2011 07:05:28 +0000

Somewhere other than Harbor Freight, where they are out of stock and unavailable

Is There Any Way To Make Green Electricity At Home Cheap??

electric — Sun, 26 Sep 2010 17:04:34 +0000

I was just wondering if it was possible to make electricity at home without having to buy expensive equipment. Things I was thinking about was maybe from a creek on my property or from wind or the sun. Maybe other ways?? Idk.

where is a cheap place in toronto to buy tools?

electric — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 09:08:57 +0000

tools for a electrician such as
/wire strippers, needle nose pliers, side and diagonal cutters. zacto knives tape masures/
illgo as far as mississauga, brampton and scarbrough,
where can i find these tools at great prices? thanks!

How do I build a hydrotherapy tank for my dog cheap?

electric — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 08:43:12 +0000

Ok, I asked another question about helping my arthritic dog loose weight and one of the answers was hydrotherapy – which I think is great. Unfortuantely no one in a 65 mile radius has a hydro therapy tank!

I have about 0 I could spend on the project, I live in a rural area so I have access to all sorts of feed tanks and stuff – does anyone have any ideas? Any info?

My dog is a medium/large size so the tank will need to be a minimum of 3 feet deep. Plus, with winter coming I need something I can set up and work in my basement, so it needs to be somewhat leak free and small enough to get down the basement steps I guess. Any ideas or help would be great!

I have access to tools and I’m somewhat competent using them, and I have a friend who’s an electrician and might help if anything electrical is needed.

Mostly I want the tank to be safe! Second I want it to be a good work out for my dog.
My dog is under vet supervision, he’s on a weight loss diet (he literally eats 1 cup of quality dry dog food and he weighs 70lbs, he’s about 15-20lbs overweight), the issue is that he isn’t loosing weight, it’s been over a year and because of his arthrits he can’t really be walked, so I want to try hydrotherapy. He needs to loose the wieght because it will make him feel much *much* better, the vet agrees. I’ve called every vet clinic and groomer and asked within 65miles of where I live and none know of a place that offers hydrotherapy near here – if I were capable I would drive 150 miles and take him weekly, but that would cost wayyy too much, which is why building a hydrotherapy tank is my best(only) option!
What I’m thinking of/need help with is a way to generate a current that my dog will have to swim against in a safe, effective way .