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degrub

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  1. What about taking the AC power supply to the user device and limiting the DC cable length ?
  2. Giardia, cryptosporidium, or C. Diff infection can all produce a month or more of diarrhea from what i read. MIL’s dog got a giardia infection - a month of doggy nappies and multiple rounds of drugs before it was cleared up. Darn near killed the dog.
  3. 5 individual wires and a few meters of heat shrink or pull in conduit/poly tube or place in panduit on wall ? if you have that much current, heat might be an issue over time, so i would consider the insulation temperature rating for full conduit rather than air.
  4. Then a Square U bolt bracket and flat plate with a bulge for tensioning should work. Otherwise, the square reinforced concrete poles i have seen around the world had sleeves where through bolts were required. here is an example- note the angles of the clamps
  5. Look at the far right picture . Pair of stainless band clamps anchoring. If the concrete pole has any taper, that should work if the manufacturer gives it as an option for attaching.
  6. What is running on the pc at the time and what program is being displayed ? if it was one, i would look at video cable or other loose connections. do they all do it at the same time or is it more random ? what updates happened just before this started ?
  7. Another issue to consider is getting the coating to bond to the block substrate. It certainly has to be cleaned of dirt and any friable or spalling surface material and salts and allowed to dry. Usually takes a pressure wash and/or vigorous wire brushing which sounds difficult in this case.
  8. Is the base wood board, Medium Density Fiberboard, or plywood ? Are the legs on a steel plate that these screws are anchoring to the base ? you really want a drill press to screw in the nut insert in the picture above using the double nutted bolt or all thread method. Even using a hand power drill will work, but is easy to get off line and tilt the nut insert or tear out the MDF. Just go very slow on rotation while pressing firmly into the MDF. I’ve seen many using the screws you were provided. They work as long as the cabinet does not get shifted around much as they will tear out after a while. the insert in your picture has no pull out resistance to speak of and really isn’t suitable. The threaded nut inserts do a much better job of it.

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