RJT> 
 RW> I'm fairly sure you are kidding but just in case.  No,
 RW> NO, -=NO!=-  
RJT> That's why I put the  in there...
Some people miss the little "g".
 RW> going to be ran for that long at a time but the biggest thing I 
 RW> run off one of those little bitty cords is my drill.
RJT> I've got a 100 foot cord that I use from time to time to run
RJT> my drill outside, and it doesn't do all that well,  tending
RJT> to run hot.  I believe it's 16 gauge.  I probably oughta
RJT> invest in something a litle heavier one of these days... 
Either you have one heck of a drill or drilling a lot
of holes.  I use a 1500W tank heater on the horse
trough when I get tired of hacking holes in the pond.
The 100' cord I use doesn't get that warm.  Of course
the fact that the air temp is around 10 degrees could
have something to do with that.
 RW> a wood stove but used 220 VAC electric heaters from time to 
 RW> time.  So he put 220 outlets in several rooms.
RJT> I was flipping through some old papers last night and came
RJT> across copies of an article written for Byte magazine in
RJT> which Steve Ciarcia discussed the idea of a
RJT> computer-controlled wood stove.  He had some interesting
RJT> things to say in there...
Hummmm... That could be interesting.  Have an O2 and a
temp sensor to regulate a forced air intake.  A heat
exchanger with a CO detector that could set off an
alarm or even automatically force fresh air into the
house.  Plus dozens of other things a person could come
up with.
                      Remember:  Freedom isn't Free!
--- timEd-B11
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