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It needs some kind of backup so it doesn’t lose data in a power outage.
Its very function implies some kind (I assume inductive) coupling to the mains to monitor the volts and amps. Solving the problems using incoming line power seems cheap compared to a planned battery replacement every 10 years. There is no reason you can’t have an internal fuse.
sreebParticipantIt needs some kind of backup so it doesn’t lose data in a power outage.
Its very function implies some kind (I assume inductive) coupling to the mains to monitor the volts and amps. Solving the problems using incoming line power seems cheap compared to a planned battery replacement every 10 years. There is no reason you can’t have an internal fuse.
sreebParticipantIt needs some kind of backup so it doesn’t lose data in a power outage.
Its very function implies some kind (I assume inductive) coupling to the mains to monitor the volts and amps. Solving the problems using incoming line power seems cheap compared to a planned battery replacement every 10 years. There is no reason you can’t have an internal fuse.
sreebParticipantIt needs some kind of backup so it doesn’t lose data in a power outage.
Its very function implies some kind (I assume inductive) coupling to the mains to monitor the volts and amps. Solving the problems using incoming line power seems cheap compared to a planned battery replacement every 10 years. There is no reason you can’t have an internal fuse.
sreebParticipantIt needs some kind of backup so it doesn’t lose data in a power outage.
Its very function implies some kind (I assume inductive) coupling to the mains to monitor the volts and amps. Solving the problems using incoming line power seems cheap compared to a planned battery replacement every 10 years. There is no reason you can’t have an internal fuse.
sreebParticipantI can count the number of post office socializing events I have experienced on one hand. Avalon is different because people there tend to have more time on their hands. At my post office, it is pretty much grab and run. You are more likely to be run over than spoken to.
A bigger problem is that the USPS will not cross reference street addresses and deliver to PO boxes so you will have to deal with mail and packages being returned as undeliverable.
sreebParticipantI can count the number of post office socializing events I have experienced on one hand. Avalon is different because people there tend to have more time on their hands. At my post office, it is pretty much grab and run. You are more likely to be run over than spoken to.
A bigger problem is that the USPS will not cross reference street addresses and deliver to PO boxes so you will have to deal with mail and packages being returned as undeliverable.
sreebParticipantI can count the number of post office socializing events I have experienced on one hand. Avalon is different because people there tend to have more time on their hands. At my post office, it is pretty much grab and run. You are more likely to be run over than spoken to.
A bigger problem is that the USPS will not cross reference street addresses and deliver to PO boxes so you will have to deal with mail and packages being returned as undeliverable.
sreebParticipantI can count the number of post office socializing events I have experienced on one hand. Avalon is different because people there tend to have more time on their hands. At my post office, it is pretty much grab and run. You are more likely to be run over than spoken to.
A bigger problem is that the USPS will not cross reference street addresses and deliver to PO boxes so you will have to deal with mail and packages being returned as undeliverable.
sreebParticipantI can count the number of post office socializing events I have experienced on one hand. Avalon is different because people there tend to have more time on their hands. At my post office, it is pretty much grab and run. You are more likely to be run over than spoken to.
A bigger problem is that the USPS will not cross reference street addresses and deliver to PO boxes so you will have to deal with mail and packages being returned as undeliverable.
sreebParticipantI believe these are in Hacienda Santa Fe and not in the covenant.
If the house hasn’t sold for a long time, these are probably legacy mailing addresses that won’t transfer. You will be heading to the post office, not picking up at that convenient pedestal.
sreebParticipantI believe these are in Hacienda Santa Fe and not in the covenant.
If the house hasn’t sold for a long time, these are probably legacy mailing addresses that won’t transfer. You will be heading to the post office, not picking up at that convenient pedestal.
sreebParticipantI believe these are in Hacienda Santa Fe and not in the covenant.
If the house hasn’t sold for a long time, these are probably legacy mailing addresses that won’t transfer. You will be heading to the post office, not picking up at that convenient pedestal.
sreebParticipantI believe these are in Hacienda Santa Fe and not in the covenant.
If the house hasn’t sold for a long time, these are probably legacy mailing addresses that won’t transfer. You will be heading to the post office, not picking up at that convenient pedestal.
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