[R-390] Using R-390a in cold weather

[Bonddaleena at aol.com]

In a message dated 11/27/2005 8:54:16 AM Eastern  Standard Time, 
dhallam at rapidsys.com writes:
We certainly hope that the  damages from the recent hurricanes are repaired
as quickly as possible and  Cecil along with everyone affected by the
hurricanes can get on with normal  lives again.  We have been fortunate here
in the Tampa Bay area that the  past two years worth of hurricanes have gone
north and south of us.  We  were right in the path of the eye of a couple of
them before they  veered.

However, all of this has not changed the destruction of our  area.
Developers are tearing down everything in sight to build high rise  condos
with selling prices starting at about 3/4 of a million per unit.   They are
selling as fast as they are built.

You have to hunt for a  beach access road and don't cross the high water mark
where private property  starts because you will be told to leave.  The water
may be public but  the beaches sure as h*** aren't.  The developers have to
provide public  access to the water, but they surely provide the  minimum
allowed.

Hurricanes may be destructive but they haven't slowed  the migration to
costal areas.  I heard on the news a few days ago that  2000 people per day
are moving into the southern costal areas of the  US.

David

-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:r-390-bounces at mailman.qth.net]On Behalf  Of Cecil Acuff
Sent: Saturday, November 26, 2005 6:09 PM
To: Joe Foley;  r-390 at mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [R-390] Using R-390a in cold  weather


OH and as a follow-up to the "One of those people who lives  in the south"
thing....I'd take some of that snow....

I'm currently  living under a blue FEMA tarp with about 15 squares of roofing
missing, 2  sheets of decking broken and a broken roof truss. A 3'X5' hole in
the master  bedroom ceiling with about half the rest sagging badly.  Carpet
in about  half the house removed because of water that entered through the
hole where  the chimney once was and about 1/3 of the insulation removed from
the attic  removed due to being waterlogged.  Also about 1/3 of the roofing
on the  shop blown off as well.

All complements of a lady (I'll be nice) named  Katrina....so I've paid my
dues!

Good news....a $40K check showed up  in the mail today....hope I can get it
fixed for that.  Bad news is it  is made out to me and the mortgage
company....we'll see how that  goes!

Cecil...

Gulfport MS

----- Original Message  -----
From: "Joe Foley" <redmenaced at yahoo.com>
To:  <r-390 at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Saturday, November 26, 2005 3:17  PM
Subject: Re: [R-390] Using R-390a in cold  weather


>
>
> --- Cecil Acuff  <chacuff at cableone.net> wrote:
>
>> And the violation of any  of these rules results
>> in???
> +++++++
>  Mmm,....
>
> One of those people who lives in the  south.
>
> If you drill holes in the house in the northern  climes
> this time of year you get large piles of snow on the
>  floor.
>
> Joe
>
> we've got about 10" so  far.
>
>
>
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Hi David, the situation is similar here in north-centeral Florida. 2 years  
ago, you could buy (we did) a beautiful 5 acre parcel in an 'upscale' (blaaah!) 
 neighborhood for < 40K. Today, they are about 100K. (IF you can find  one!)
 
The past hurricane season was been very mild. Being equidistant from both  
coasts, we have had NO winds, and only 1 day of gentle rain from the hurricanes. 
 Lots of people are moving up here, just to get away from the wx problems 
down  south.
 
I love it here, but I sure wish we would get a LITTLE rain!
 
Very, very dry....
 
ron
 
N4UE