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  1. Anyone into #electronics and/or #plumbing?

    In my home, I found some fun stuff from the previous owner. One thing was an "Aquaquant" branded thing looking like a simple steel rod that was connected to a water pipe with freaking cable ties. As if that could ever do anything.

    A more interesting thing I found was two spools of insulated standard mains wire wrapped around the main pipe then taped. Each spool was connected to the box on one end, and closed (insulated) at the other end.

    So all it can do is create an electrical field. There definitely can't be any real current - the entire thing is basically a coil, then a "capacitor" to the water pipe, then the water pipe itself being a basically zero ohms resistor, then another "capacitor" formed of insulation, then the second coil. If you ask me, just estimating, with frequencies below the GHz range nothing interesting whatsoever can happen there, as both capacitances and inductances of those must be tiny.

    So, well, what was in the box? Two boards:

    - One PCB with a transformer, four diodes; so let's all say it together:

    FULL BRIDGE RECTIFIER

    and a rather large capacitor. That capacitor is rated for 35V, so let's take that as upper bound for the output voltage. Also, the thing powered a LED behind a resistor for power indication.

    - A second board, a stripboard (not PCB!) with some of the traces cut out and of course some blank jumper wires. This board contains a few capacitors and small resistors at the power side (probably interference suppression), then more resistor and capacitor stuff around an 8-pin IC socket. The IC turns out to be a 555.

    Now, I didn't plug it into mains, but I tried out the second board with my lab bench power supply in reasonable voltage ranges, and basically whatever I set it to, I get around 700 Hz square wave close to input voltage at the output.

    So now I ask:

    - What was that thing even good for? 700 Hz low voltage isn't gonna do anything to the water inside the pipe, which actually is a Faraday cage anyway. And all it does is a really weak electrical field anyway (I mean, at most 35V over 10cm distance - I get a stronger electrical field around a button cell) that turns on and off at 700 Hz - there should be basically no magnetic component as at such low frequency the current should be lower than anything I can even measure. AFAIK there's nothing an electrical field that weak at such low frequency can even do to water - even less so behind a freaking metal pipe acting as shield.

    - Why not simply have nothing in that box except for the LED? It's not like the 700 Hz circuit even did anything. Only for people like me who open this? But then all those already know it's BS...

    - What did the previous owners pay for that esoteric nonsense? I can't find any manufacturer name or label on it. Sure wasn't cheap...
  2. 🚀🚽 Astronauts on the #Artemis II mission encountered three separate failures with the #spacecraft's $23 million toilet system.

    While orbiting the #moon the crew troubleshot a jammed fan and used sunlight to melt ice in the exterior urine vents. Although the mission met its primary goals these #plumbing issues and a mysterious burning smell illustrate the difficulties of adapting #technology for small lunar capsules.

    👉 scientificamerican.com/article

    #space #nasa #engineering #science #stem #tech #physics #biology

  3. Can anyone ID this 13 year old kitchen faucet? Can't get the cartridge out.
    #plumbing #plumber

  4. 🚀🌕 In a stunning leap for humankind, #NASA bravely tackles the age-old challenge of #bathroom #privacy and #multitasking in space. Forget rocket science—turns out the true pinnacle of #lunar #exploration is mastering the art of simultaneous peeing and pooping with a door. 🚽👨‍🚀 Who knew the moon was just a pit stop to the final frontier of functional plumbing? 😂
    scientificamerican.com/article #plumbing #HackerNews #ngated

  5. High-rise buildings are long-term investments designed to last a century or more. #Stainless #steel #pipes and #tubes offer superior corrosion resistance, ensuring that the critical #plumbing, #HVAC, and fire suppression systems do not degrade over time. medium.com/@ssdevendra2026/how

  6. Installing washing machines-- Can anyone on here explain why all the advice I can find on the maximum length of a water inlet hose for a washing machine is about 1.5 metres? Surely it's just an extension of the tens of meters of pipework to get the water to where it's attached?

    #plumber #plumbing #install

  7. 🚀 Oh wow, #BuildKit is Docker's #secret #sauce that no one knew they needed—except everyone uses it daily without a clue. 😲 It's like discovering your kitchen faucet is secretly Niagara Falls, but only if you’re into #overselling #plumbing #metaphors. 💧 Who knew #compiling #C was so relatable? 😂
    tuananh.net/2026/02/25/buildki #Docker #HackerNews #ngated

  8. 🚀 Oh wow, #BuildKit is Docker's #secret #sauce that no one knew they needed—except everyone uses it daily without a clue. 😲 It's like discovering your kitchen faucet is secretly Niagara Falls, but only if you’re into #overselling #plumbing #metaphors. 💧 Who knew #compiling #C was so relatable? 😂
    tuananh.net/2026/02/25/buildki #Docker #HackerNews #ngated

  9. Longer longpost rocket explanation:
    RT x.com/NASAAdmin/status/2025249
    This time, instead of hydrogen leaking, it was helium refusing to flow. #NASA #space #cryo #plumbing #ArtemisII

  10. Rambling "How I Spent My ${DURATION}" braindump.

    Last week I was carrying bags of water softener #salt into my furnace room and noticed a small #limescale deposit on the floor in the middle of the room that hadn't been there a few days before. Directly above it are a bunch of water #pipes going off in different directions. Found one 90 degree elbow that had more than the usual accumulation of green stuff on it, like a tiny #stalactite. Okay, water #leak found.

    I was going to wait for the weekend to fix it, but it seemed to be speeding up, so I did it Wednesday. I had to cut a chunk of #convoluted pipe out of the system that was way more complex than it should have been. It had to go around other #pipes and join another #pipe and around some joists, but the #plumber who put this in 40 years ago had a #fetish or something. No word of a lie, it reminded me more of the Windows NT "pipes" #screensaver than anything else.

    In a volume about the size of a 2L bottle of pop, there were 4 #elbows, 3 #unions, and five little pieces of pipe if I remember correctly. I soldered together a matching jumble of parts ... and then couldn't solder one side of it in, because it's at a local low point, and I couldn't get the last dribbles of #water to stop. Any water wicks the heat away and the #solder doesn't stick.

    Ended up using a #flex line with #sharkbite connectors to replace the whole thing. What a shame, I was proud of my replacement.

    #DIY #plumbing #HomeRepair

  11. Just completed a laundry room reno.
    I DARE any of the 14 #plumbing joints to leak (they haven't yet)
    #jinx

  12. Ars Technica: Australian plumber is a YouTube sensation. “Everyone has their favorite oddity: ASMR, jazzy pop song covers, cooking channels, or what have you. But DIY enthusiasts in particular are missing out if they’re not watching Drain Cleaning Australia, featuring an Australian plumber known only as Bruce as he goes about his daily business of shooting high-powered water jets into […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/01/29/ars-technica-australian-plumber-is-a-youtube-sensation/
  13. Ars Technica: Australian plumber is a YouTube sensation. “Everyone has their favorite oddity: ASMR, jazzy pop song covers, cooking channels, or what have you. But DIY enthusiasts in particular are missing out if they’re not watching Drain Cleaning Australia, featuring an Australian plumber known only as Bruce as he goes about his daily business of shooting high-powered water jets into […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/01/29/ars-technica-australian-plumber-is-a-youtube-sensation/
  14. Ars Technica: Australian plumber is a YouTube sensation. “Everyone has their favorite oddity: ASMR, jazzy pop song covers, cooking channels, or what have you. But DIY enthusiasts in particular are missing out if they’re not watching Drain Cleaning Australia, featuring an Australian plumber known only as Bruce as he goes about his daily business of shooting high-powered water jets into […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/01/29/ars-technica-australian-plumber-is-a-youtube-sensation/
  15. CW: Delicious Hair Cake

    Sauna wasn't draining so well, so I got to retrieve this souvenir from the drain 🥳

    #Sauna #Hair #Drain #Plumbing #Yuck #Homestead

  16. NPR:Major plumbing headache haunts $13 billion U.S. carrier off the coast of Venezuela

    "....New documents show the crew on board the United States' newest aircraft carrier are growing increasingly frustrated by design flaws that lead to regular failures in the ship's toilet system...."

    npr.org/2026/01/17/nx-s1-56801

    #plumbing #poo #toilets #war #politics #venezuela #military

  17. Seedy

    Hello Friends! I missed posting yesterday because I was busy scrubbing the basement bathroom after our main sewer drain backed up Saturday. We couldn’t run water down the drains or use the bathroom all day until the plumber finally made it out at 8:30 that night. James had to wet vac the basement utility room floor and then I also had to scrub the hallway floor and spot clean the main floor where the plumber left dirty boot prints. And then I got to catch up on the laundry.

    The storm was just getting started and snow was sticking to everything

    To add to all the fun, we had a winter storm blow through. James took the bus to work because of the near-blizzard wind conditions. We ended up with 5.8 inches/14.7 cm of snow, which is on the low end of what was forecast. Late yesterday afternoon when it was still lightly snowing and not yet arctic windchills, I ventured out to shovel the walkways, the path to the chicken coop and around the recycling and trash bins because today is trash day and they will skip your house if your bins are not cleared of snow.

    This morning I was out before sunup shoveling the additional bit of snow that fell overnight and the snowdrifts the wind had blown across the sidewalks. Cleared a fresh path to the chicken coop and around the bins. Because there was a lot less snow than Sunday afternoon, this took not much time at all.

    Now I’m sitting in a suddenly quiet house. The tile guys are here this morning working on my bathroom and the tile saw died. Kaput. So they are off buying a new one and will be back shortly to make more noise.

    Last week they got two of the three sides of the shower walls done. I thought a tiny bathroom meant the work would go faster, but it turns out small spaces take longer because they have more angles and require more cutting. But today, after they get their new saw, they should be able to finish the shower wall and the floor. I don’t know if they will be able to do the grout today or whether they have to let the “mud” the tile is set into dry first. Guess I will find out.

    Garden planning! I have a lot of seeds saved from last year’s garden. We really like all the tomato varieties we’ve been growing, most of the beans, cayenne peppers, garden peas, butternuts, marigolds, tulsi, and greens, but I always like to try new plants, and there are some plants that I’ve not been able to save seed from because they are biennial and I haven’t motivated myself to dig up carrots and onions and overwinter them in my basement to plant out in spring so they can flower and set seed. I’ve also not found a radish I like enough to save seeds and grow on. Maybe this will be the year carrots and onions and radish all come together?

    I’ve got my new garden seed orders sorted out, but haven’t placed the orders yet in case I decide to change my mind or add something. My plan is to order them Thursday, but I’m beginning to think that leaving it open that long might be a mistake because I am not likely to remove anything from the plan, but highly likely to add. And I really don’t need to add anything else. So I’m going to declare it here and y’all can hold me to it and shame me if another seed packet or two somehow sneaks in!

    Herbs:

    • Cilantro. I decided I don’t like the variety I’ve been growing the last few years, so trying a new one.
    • Sweet basil. I’ve been growing Genovese basil but the leaves are so small. This one has bigger leaves.
    • Greek Oregano. Mostly perennial but last year’s polar vortex arctic blast killed it. I could buy a plant at the plant sale in May, but we like oregano so with seeds I can grow several plants.
    • Broadleaf sage. Allegedly perennial but I have yet to get one through a winter. Instead of buying a single plant I’m going to sprout several and plant them all around the garden to increase the likelihood of winter survival.
    • Elka poppy. Poppy seeds! I guess not technically an herb, but I thought it would be fun to have pretty pink poppies for the pollinators and seeds for me to use baking sourdough delights.

    Peppers:

    • Jalapeño. For some reason, none of the seeds I had been saving sprouted last year and I need some fresh ones.
    • Poblano. James really wants peppers for stuffing, so I’m going to try growing these.
    • Orange lunchbox. A small, sweet snacking pepper, also a James desire since we’ve had zero luck growing bell peppers and the one time we got any, a squirrel ate them all. Of course.

    Roots:

    • Early scarlet horn carrot. A pretty standard carrot and supposed to keep well.
    • Dragon carrot. Purple on the outside, orange on the inside. Did you know that all carrots used to be purple? We have orange carrots because Europeans decided they were more interesting or something.
    • Dakota tears yellow storage onion. I’ve not grown this variety before. It’s supposed to be very strongly flavored, thus the tears.
    • Southport red globe storage onion. New to me variety with a slightly shorter season than other red varieties I’ve tried.
    • Sora red round radish. Big radish that is supposedly tolerant of summer heat so I can succession plant all season.
    • Spanish black radish. A spicy radish black on the outside and white on the inside. To plant at the end of July for fall harvest. I’ve not grown this variety before.
    • Macomber rutabaga. I had some free rutabaga seeds from the library last year and the plants grew big and strong but I didn’t plant the seeds deep enough so just got long spindly above ground “roots” I couldn’t eat. Lesson learned and worth trying again.

    Other:

    • Red Kalibos cabbage. My green cabbage has been pathetic so I’m trying red. If red doesn’t do well, then I’m giving up on cabbage growing.
    • Whirlygig zinnia. Birds ate all the zinnia seeds last year before I could save any so I need a refresh. I’ve never had birds eat zinnia seeds before. I will need to figure out how to protect some of the flowers next summer for seeds to plant on.
    • Long pie pumpkin. Turns out the pie pumpkin I planted last year was a hybrid variety so I couldn’t save seeds. This one gets picked before it is ripe and ripens in storage. I am hoping to pull a fast one on the squirrel pirates.
    • Hidasta shield pole bean. A pretty white bean with brown markings. Grown by the Hidasta people in North Dakota and good for soup and baking. I love growing beans and since I’m not growing disappointing succotash beans again, I have space to try something new.

    New! New! New!

    • Mother Mary’s pie melon. I’ve not had much luck growing melon in the past but this heirloom is from a woman in Minnesota and is reportedly a sweet melon good for making pie and jam. I have to try it!
    • Purple Vienna kohlrabi. I’ve not grown kohlrabi before and the broccoli I tried to grow last year only produced a few small heads that almost immediately bloomed. Disappointing. I thought Kohlrabi might make a good substitute. We’ll see.
    • Mexican sour gherkin, also known as cucamelon and mouse melon. Neither a cucumber nor a melon, this vining plant produces small green and white fruit that look like tiny watermelons. They supposedly taste a little like pickles, can be eaten raw or pickled and you either love them or hate them. I’m banking on loving them.
    • Green striped cushaw. Also sometimes called sweet potato pumpkin. A large, sweet long-keeping green striped winter squash good for pies, squash butter, pudding, and roasting. I’m longing for the squash butter and the pudding.

    There they all are. The garden is really going to be packed come summer. But then I say that every year and somehow end up with large patches of feral arugula because I didn’t have anything planted in that particular spot. Perhaps this will be the year I actually do pack the garden.

    I had originally planned to also try growing fava beans after I discovered a recipe for
    fava bean hot chocolate. I see the look on your face, hang with me for a second. Creamy vegan hot chocolate is a challenge. We could use coconut cream but then it tastes like coconut. We’ve used medjool dates but then it gets really sweet. Fava bean puree makes it creamy while not tasting beany.

    Of course I had to try it before committing to growing the beans. Sadly, my food co-op doesn’t sell fava beans, either dry or in a can. I thought to try the recipe substituting white beans instead because there are many vegan recipes that use white beans to make creamy sauces , soups, and dressings since white beans are mild and other flavors cover over the beans. We tried navy beans and it worked! I’ve been enjoying a cup of creamy hot chocolate now and then of an afternoon during my vacation time. Mmmmm.

    But still, I thought I might try growing fava beans untilI I found out from the Fedco seed catalog, the only one that had fava seeds, that “In susceptible humans who have inherited a specific enzyme deficiency, within a few minutes of inhaling pollen or several hours after eating fava beans, a severe allergic reaction occurs. Most individuals have this enzyme and are not affected.”

    Say what? This might explain why my food co-op doesn’t sell fava beans. I have never eaten fava beans and have no idea whether I have said enzyme deficiency, but given all my seasonal allergies and my inability to eat raw cucumbers and raw onions, I decided to not push my luck. And since navy beans are a cheap and easy substitute, well sorry fava beans.

    The tile guys are back. Sawing and listening to music. Currently it’s the Violent Femmes. I haven’t heard them in ages. Blast from the past!

    We’ve somehow made it to the end of 2025. What a year. Enjoy safe and happy year-end celebrations! May 2026 be filled will joy, beauty, and peace, as well as the strength and resilience to meet whatever surprises and struggles arise.

    #bathroomRemodel #favaBeans #plumbing #seeds #snow

  18. Today I’m thankful for having a 25 year old washing machine I can easily replace the hot and cold water control valve with filters that clog up every 3-4 years. The part is less than $10. This morning it took two hours to fill — not anymore!

    The last 5-10 years we’ve been getting more sand/grit in our water. The well appears to be working well. There’s probably a larger capacity sand trap I could add where the well water comes in to the pressure tank.

    #plumbing #WashingMachine #repair

  19. This is how I spent my day.

    Around 5 hours gone, just trying to patch 2 feet of drain pipe.

    It should not have taken this long, but it took three attempts.

    #diy #fixingstuff #plumbing

  20. #plumbers #diy #plumbing #homeImprovement Okay knowlegeable peeps. I got the heat tape gently coiled along the pipes under my trailer. I saw covering it with insulation may present a fire hazard, it is uncovered. I saw it should not cross itself. I have a long coil of surplus. Can I bury it for a heat source for the geckos and miss snake and maybe stray kitties, or is that a fire hazard so I should look up the instructions for cutting and covering with tape to end it? Mostly clay in the dirt.

  21. Now, I'm not a professional home builder or anything like that, but I'm pretty sure the toilet does not get put inside the shower. (end of the video)

    youtube.com/shorts/yfzeds_mD3o

    #Texas #Home #Building #HomeInspection #FAIL #Plumbing #Plumber #Toilet

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    #WaterConservation #SustainableFaucets #LowFlow #SensorFaucets #WaterSaving #EcoFriendly #EnergyEfficiency #SustainableLiving #GreenBuilding #Plumbing #OneCommunity

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  32. Does anyone know about opentherm ? Since enabling it on our boiler (ideal c30 with hive thermostat) the boiler only switches on for a few seconds at a time (not getting beyond 21 degrees c despite opentherm flow set to maximum) and the radiators don't heat up at all. The engineer says that's just how opentherm is. #opentherm #plumbing #boilers

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    #melbourne #roofing #repair #carlton #roof #paint #painting #stonemason #mason #gutter #guttering #plumbing #restoration #southmelbourne #carpentry #carpenter #handyman #builder #tiles #tile #metal #chimney #chimneyrepair #roofer #roofrestoration

  34. All the plumbing and electrical work we’ve done ourselves in our new guest house has been inspected and signed off by local licensed professionals (plumbing was all good, for electrical I had to move one staple).

    CAT6 wires are done too - 24 in the 400sqft building, in addition to smurf tube and conduit for future expansion and fiber links to other buildings.

    Now it’s time to start on drywall….

    #building #construction #diy #homeautomation #networking #electrical #plumbing #passivehouse

  35. @mcourcel

    Yes, there are. A short piece of pipe with male threads on each end (of the same or different sizes) is (confusingly 😉 ) called a "nipple". There are also short pipes with female threads on each end, again of same or different sizes.

    If you have a Rona / Home Hardware / Home Depot type place around, there's half an aisle full of various adapters like this. You may [1] even be able to find an employee that can help you find what you need...

    [1] Depending on the store, you may need a whole lot of luck for this...

    #plumbing #plumber

  36. I didn't even know they had contests like this. (Gifted Article)

    "The Tiny Home Construction Contest Is a Big Deal in This Texas Town

    A Texas high school has won more championships in mock tiny home construction than any other school in the country. Could a team of rookies defend the title?"

    #Highschool #Trade #TradeContest #TinyHome #Competition #HomeTown #Construction #JobSkills #Plumbing #Masonry #Electrician #Carpentry #NYT #NewYorkTimes #Gift #GiftedArticle

    nytimes.com/2025/07/17/realest

  37. [Перевод] Пишем код, который можно бегло просматривать

    Писать код, который достаточно бегло просмотреть — не менее важно, чем писать код, который в принципе можно прочитать. Давайте немного поговорим о «форме» кода — такой, чтобы по структуре кода можно было быстро понять, для чего он, и сократить время работы с кодовой базой.

    habr.com/ru/companies/netology

    #haskell #applicative #просмотр_кода #plumbing #контекст #лёгкий_код #идентификаторы #аппликативные_функторы #математическая_нотация #хороший_код