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You need a proper test kit, strips and pool store are useless. I use the TF-100 for my pool.

First thing first, test kit
Get your ph between 7.2-7.6
Get your CYA where it needs to be, it can be higher than a traditional chlorine pool in support of the SWG.
Once those numbers are good you need to start the SLAM process.
Home depot/Walmart will have 1 gallon jugs of 10% liquid chlorine. Keep your chlorine at SLAM level until you can pass the overnight chlorine test.

Work the SWG issues in parallel.

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This is the best advice I have seen. In addition to this, as others have mentioned, clean your main filter if you haven't done that recently. I am assuming it's a cartridge filter?

I finally got it working with gmail. It shows the rescheduled game with Nicholls on Monday, but it hasn't reflected the new times for this weekend's games. Hopefully that will update at some point today.

Well crap, only way I have gotten it to work with my gmail calendar is to download the ics file. But when doing it this way, if any scheduling changes occur like with baseball this weekend, it doesn't reflect on the calendar.

I maintain pools on the side. Based on my experience, it's a waste of money.

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Are you saying you already have them and want someone to physically do the install ?

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Yes, I was able to get one of them installed. I found a local guy who is going to do the other one for me. Took me way longer than I would have liked.

Looking for recommendations on getting some seat covers installed on a 4runner. I tried doing it myself, but it's been more challenging that I had hoped. Thanks

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Don't cheap out on it. Spend the extra to get an 80 amp breaker installed with a surge protector on that breaker (they will have to run a 100 amp rated wire). Purchase a charging station that will deliver an 80 amp charge, and you'll be topped off in 5-15 minutes after a days commute, and less than 4 hours if you are getting back from a long trip at close to 0.

The 40 amp is fine 99.9% of the time, but the 80 amp takes away any and all worries about home charging speed.

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I've had my Tesla for 2.5 years now. I only can charge at 32 amps max with my setup, but 99% of the time I just do a trickle charge at 5 amps. 80 amps seems like overkill to me.

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According to a FOX 8 comment on FB, they are "launching" a new channel, which is 7.1. So no, not a subchannel, but how strong that signal is, no idea.

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That would be great for folks who care about the picture quality. The subchannels always look like hot garbage.

Not liking the continuing shift to the East.

What would be the most rock solid IPTV service if all I care about is high bitrate sports with no buffering?