diamondd817

Does Pitfall on Atari count?

Hess 1&9 southbound, right past the refinery plant entrance in Linden, 15 pumps, 4 cars fueling up. All were NY plates.

Yes, the Gen4 has a dual recoil spring (RSA). Yes there is a difference in recoil, especially noticeable when you shoot hotter ammo. I just put some Remington Golden Saber 185gr +P 45acp through my Gen4 Glock 21 the other day. The GS +P stuff is pretty hot as far as 45acp goes and the gun handled like a dream.

Basically he is saying "I don't want help from the US Military because they have guns". What a friggin moron. I sure hope this a phony story.

I just can't say it enough. What a friggin moron.

What does he think the US Military does? Fight wars with stones? What a friggin moron, they need to remove this guy from office NOW!!!!

Anyway you slice it or dice it, there is no one perfect solution. You need fuel one way or the other, and their could be a disruption with any type. Then you have storage issues, huge tanks, etc. I have been in Northern NJ for 40 yrs and have never seen a natural gas supply disruption here. The choice for me is easy.

What if you can't get gas?

How about getting more gas and generators trucked in instead of this bs.

They are doing it for the overtime, that is the only reason.

You probably have a 3/4" service line into the meter than 1" after the meter. Either way it will be fine as you have high pressure service in that area. That also poses another problem when you start getting into big generators like 17kw and up. Especially if you have forced hot air heat pulling over a 100,000btu/hr. Oil fired steam heat you can get away with. You might have to upgrade your service line to 1 1/4 or 1 1/2 which starts to become costly.

20kw is way overkill, unless you have an electric stove, electric heating, and electric hot water. A 3.5 ton AC unit will draw about 25 amps, so 2 AC units you will be pulling 50 amps. A 12kw generator will give you 100amps of power, way more than a single family household will ever be using. Even with hairdryers and microwave going.

No. You tap off of existing service line. 3/4 line is usually sufficient as it will deliver 120,000 btu/hr.

I think I would have to take my chances with a jury.

I just ordered one 5 min before posting the link.

Here is a link to a B&S with a 200A Service entrance switch: http://www.norwall.com/products/-Briggs-%26-Stratton-Automatic-12kW-NG%7B47%7DLP-Home-Generator-System-with-200-Amp-ATS-Whole-House-SE.html?gdftrk=gdfV23267_a_7c1096_a_7c3328_a_7c40400

Doesn't matter. You can get a 12kw briggs and stratton with a 200 amp service entrance auto switch. You will never be pulling over 100amps unless you are running 5- 3.5 ton ac units at once.

12kw will give you 100amps (12,000watts/120v) or 50 amps per leg x2. That will be plenty. You most likely only have a 100 amp service to begin with and at any given time are only pulling 30-40amps. Bigger generators will only consume more nat gas with no additional benefit.

Briggs and Stratton

Yes, you could tap into that. Running a gas line to the ouside of your house is very easy. You would need a 3/4" line. If you are not at all mechanically inclined, have someone do it for you. It should not cost much. You can get an 12KW whole house nat gas generator installed for about $5,000-$6,000. Just not this month. 12kw = 12,000 watts or 100amps (50 amps x 2 legs) (12,000watts/120v= 100amps)

This is the first time I ever walked around my house and property with a loaded handgun on my hip at all times.

Is this the same neighbor with the giant Cadillac Escalade in the driveway?

I do. Ran a 10guage wire to grounding block at service.

Installation of natural gas powered whole house automatic standby generator.

I just don't understand how this always happens. What is wrong with people.