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On Sun, 9 Dec 2007 14:32:08 CST, Hal wrote:
It is cheaper to wait and let it work as long as it will. We've gotten really cold, so I don't think I could talk anyone into changing out the wired sensor at this time. Last night the pond was 35F when I turned the heater on. There is a light 1/2-1" coating of snow on the screens. This morning, air temp is 20F, pond temp is 39F, so I know the pond heater is working. Good thing my mom gave us the money for Xmas to replace old water heater & freezer so we're saving power there to go into the ponds. ;-) ~ jan ------------ Zone 7a, SE Washington State Ponds: www.jjspond.us |
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The air out there was 18.7 degrees this morning
at 5:30am, high schooler got a two hour delay this morning for icy roads from yesterday's snow storm. All other districts closed but ours likes to play dangerously... k :-) |
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