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I like it. The true cost ??? when you tie everything down for for Hurricanes, Winds and Earth quakes. I had a house built with ICF (insulated Concrete Forms). It was the ICF construction from the basement footer to the roof truss. I was quiet and efficient heating and cooling. I was not quiet for an earth quakes in Southern Illinois. Would I do it again, yes in part. Definitely the basement but maybe only half the walls for the main level. Wood is less forgiving than concrete if you want to make a change. With the price of oil going up, the ICF blocks may not be affordable and wood products should be more stable in price. Clay
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By Jim & Wilma · Posted
My guess is you have a poor connection upstream of those fuses limiting the voltage/current when F2 load is applied. However, if your windows are working normal with F2 pulled, makes me doubt my guess. What is F2 size & load? With F2 pulled, I’d measure the voltage at the fuse block when you operate the windows. If it drops significantly, it strengthens my guess. Good luck! -
Electrical I don't see a problem. One typically drills holes in studs. I would go up and over. More wire. I also think I would paint the outside. Believe that hold up better. But goggle says paint house every 5-7 years. Stain and seal might hold up just as good. I might talk myself out thinking about that. -
As far as I am able to find, there is no age at which it is mandatory to start taking Social Security payments but at age 70 your SS benefits stop increasing and there is nothing gained by not getting it. You do not have to be receiving SS in order to get Medicare and probably should unless you have employer provided health insurance.
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