JohnJ
Elio Addict
This is all very interesting, but where's my damn Elio? 
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You can register using your Google, Facebook, or Twitter account, just click here.To quote Lefty Frizzell, 1965,....... "Well she's gone, gone, gone. Gone, gone, gone. Crying won't bring her back!"This is all very interesting, but where's my damn Elio?![]()
I thought I would just post something in the DIY thread, as the forum has been a bit quiet, lately.This is all very interesting, but where's my damn Elio?![]()
I wish I could use swamp coolers here in Kentucky, but the humidity precludes such notions.I thought I would just post something in the DIY thread, as the forum has been a bit quiet, lately.
When you have an older home its a never ending string of projects. Being cheap, I try to use up what I have in stock -- before spending any money. I had an unopened tube of automotive seam sealer from another project and some scrap metal (roof flashing type metal) in stock. Being this is a static application, I thought welding on a patch was overkill (plus I'm a horrible welder), so "gluing" it made sense (to me). I'll coat the inside of the pan with the appropriate "cooler coating" and hope for the best.
We save quite a bit of money on electricity by running an Evaporative Cooler over the Air Conditioner. My "MasterCool" uses about 75% to 85% less electricity than my A/C unit. It does require a bit more cleaning than an A/C unit, but I like "little projects" during the summer -- keeps me out of trouble (LOL).
As for Elio -- I'm afraid I'm going to have to agree with @Mel -- gone!!
I had hopes for the BEX Mongrel, but those are fading. After 3 months of no posts/activity from Mark, I really don't know what to think.
Next project -- change the oil in my girlfriend's car. She loves that old Dodge!!
Yeah, Swamp coolers are HELL on tools!I wish I could use swamp coolers here in Kentucky, but the humidity precludes such notions.