[moneymaker]

I’m a little confused, I thought legislation was just written to ensure the consumer/producer could sell the electricity back to SDG&E. I’m thinking about doing it, I suppose what is keeping me from doing it is I don’t fully understand how the electricity gets back to SDG&E. I assume it goes to the neighbors. Does anybody know if SDG&E meters at the stepdown transformer. I doubt that they do, so they are just trusting the meter I suppose. Without selling it back I don’t think it pencils out for us as we are not really using much electricity during the day when the panels are producing the most.

[moneymaker]

I’m a little confused, I thought legislation was just written to ensure the consumer/producer could sell the electricity back to SDG&E. I’m thinking about doing it, I suppose what is keeping me from doing it is I don’t fully understand how the electricity gets back to SDG&E. I assume it goes to the neighbors. Does anybody know if SDG&E meters at the stepdown transformer. I doubt that they do, so they are just trusting the meter I suppose. Without selling it back I don’t think it pencils out for us as we are not really using much electricity during the day when the panels are producing the most.

[moneymaker]

I’m a little confused, I thought legislation was just written to ensure the consumer/producer could sell the electricity back to SDG&E. I’m thinking about doing it, I suppose what is keeping me from doing it is I don’t fully understand how the electricity gets back to SDG&E. I assume it goes to the neighbors. Does anybody know if SDG&E meters at the stepdown transformer. I doubt that they do, so they are just trusting the meter I suppose. Without selling it back I don’t think it pencils out for us as we are not really using much electricity during the day when the panels are producing the most.

[moneymaker]

I’ll tell you how a plumber would cap that sucker. Get the appropriately sized ball valve. Install said ball valve (with valve in open position), once tightened to the pipe shut off ball valve, simple!

[moneymaker]

I’ll tell you how a plumber would cap that sucker. Get the appropriately sized ball valve. Install said ball valve (with valve in open position), once tightened to the pipe shut off ball valve, simple!

[moneymaker]

I’ll tell you how a plumber would cap that sucker. Get the appropriately sized ball valve. Install said ball valve (with valve in open position), once tightened to the pipe shut off ball valve, simple!

[moneymaker]

I’ll tell you how a plumber would cap that sucker. Get the appropriately sized ball valve. Install said ball valve (with valve in open position), once tightened to the pipe shut off ball valve, simple!

[moneymaker]

I’ll tell you how a plumber would cap that sucker. Get the appropriately sized ball valve. Install said ball valve (with valve in open position), once tightened to the pipe shut off ball valve, simple!

[moneymaker]

I guess it really does make sense. At first I was befuddled how Solana Beach could have the lowest local taxes and the best achieving schools. Then I realized that even 1% of $1 million is way more than 1.15% of say 250 or 300 thousand dollar homes. So even though Solana Beach pays less of a percentage they still pay more taxes than say Lemon Grove.

[moneymaker]

I guess it really does make sense. At first I was befuddled how Solana Beach could have the lowest local taxes and the best achieving schools. Then I realized that even 1% of $1 million is way more than 1.15% of say 250 or 300 thousand dollar homes. So even though Solana Beach pays less of a percentage they still pay more taxes than say Lemon Grove.

[moneymaker]

I guess it really does make sense. At first I was befuddled how Solana Beach could have the lowest local taxes and the best achieving schools. Then I realized that even 1% of $1 million is way more than 1.15% of say 250 or 300 thousand dollar homes. So even though Solana Beach pays less of a percentage they still pay more taxes than say Lemon Grove.

[moneymaker]

I guess it really does make sense. At first I was befuddled how Solana Beach could have the lowest local taxes and the best achieving schools. Then I realized that even 1% of $1 million is way more than 1.15% of say 250 or 300 thousand dollar homes. So even though Solana Beach pays less of a percentage they still pay more taxes than say Lemon Grove.

[moneymaker]

I guess it really does make sense. At first I was befuddled how Solana Beach could have the lowest local taxes and the best achieving schools. Then I realized that even 1% of $1 million is way more than 1.15% of say 250 or 300 thousand dollar homes. So even though Solana Beach pays less of a percentage they still pay more taxes than say Lemon Grove.

[moneymaker]

[quote=PithecanthropusErectus]
the only important questions to answer in life are what to do, who to do it with and where to do it.[/quote]

Nice! As a guy I can appreciate that statement. I think women probably think a little differently, just substitute plan for do.

A friend of mine says he not worried about the market until it gets down to 6000, if I were to say that then it surely would. Neeta “get out of bonds as soon as there is sustained inflation”.

[moneymaker]

[quote=PithecanthropusErectus]
the only important questions to answer in life are what to do, who to do it with and where to do it.[/quote]

Nice! As a guy I can appreciate that statement. I think women probably think a little differently, just substitute plan for do.

A friend of mine says he not worried about the market until it gets down to 6000, if I were to say that then it surely would. Neeta “get out of bonds as soon as there is sustained inflation”.

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