Picture Index

dcp_1224.jpg


Post.
Comments(0)
dcp_1225.jpg


My electrical system is cooler than yours.
Comments(0)
dcp_1226.jpg


Actually... it's hotter.
Comments(0)
dcp_1227.jpg


MUCH hotter.
Comments(0)
dcp_1228.jpg


Especially when the space heater is running.
Comments(0)
dcp_1229.jpg


Different generations, all working together in perfect harmony.
Comments(0)
dcp_1230.jpg


Sometimes, I wonder why the house hasn't burned down yet.
Comments(0)
dcp_1231.jpg


One bit of electrical wiring worth salvaging. Salvage we did.
Comments(0)
dcp_1232.jpg


Comments(0)
dcp_1233.jpg


Comments(0)
dcp_1234.jpg


Junction box mounted on the post.
Comments(0)
dcp_1235.jpg


Outlet and lightswitch.
Comments(0)
dcp_1236.jpg


Wiring runs along the roof connects the switch to the overhead light.
Comments(0)
dcp_1237.jpg


That's the one.
Comments(0)
dcp_1238.jpg


Comments(0)
dcp_1239.jpg


Lots of 16 ft 2x10's.
Comments(0)
dcp_1240.jpg


Comments(0)
dcp_1241.jpg


Comments(0)
dcp_1242.jpg


Can't fit them in one picture.
Comments(0)
dcp_1243.jpg


Some darkness.
Comments(0)
dcp_1244.jpg


Comments(0)
dcp_1245.jpg


Comments(0)
dcp_1246.jpg


Comments(0)
dcp_1247.jpg


Comments(0)
dcp_1248.jpg


Comments(0)
dcp_1249.jpg


Comments(0)
dcp_1250.jpg


That outlet has relatively new wiring to it, but it's spliced into the knob & tube upstairs. No problem, we'll just install a junction box up there, and run new wiring to it. Might not replace the wiring.. Or we might. Depends on how lazy we get later.
Comments(0)
dcp_1251.jpg


Comments(0)
dcp_1252.jpg


Comments(0)
dcp_1253.jpg


Hmmmmmmmm.... We've pulled this outlet.
Comments(0)
dcp_1254.jpg


Hard to tell here, but I'll explain as best I can. The 220V circuit that runs upstairs originally for the wall unit, but we've since co-oped to use for power in the attic and upstairs.... Anyway. There is a double pole circuit breaker here. However, that breaker is not being used for the 220 circuit. Instead, one side of the circuit connects to the upper left breaker and the other side connects to the middle right breaker. Should there be a fault, one side will trip, and the other... well, we don't know.
Comments(0)
dcp_1255.jpg


Comments(0)
dcp_1256.jpg


I wonder if it was EVER up to code.
Comments(0)
dcp_1257.jpg


Comments(0)
dcp_1258.jpg


Water leaks in around the chimney, runs down this board, and likely down into the wall. This is possibly what caused the water damage in the dining room window. But that's just wild speculation on my part, with no evidence to prove it.
Comments(0)
dcp_1259.jpg


Comments(0)
dcp_1260.jpg


Comments(0)
dcp_1261.jpg


Comments(0)
dcp_1262.jpg


Comments(0)
dcp_1263.jpg


Comments(0)
dcp_1264.jpg


Comments(0)
dcp_1265.jpg


Comments(0)
604pics&theme=0604pics&theme=0604pics&theme=0604pics&theme=0604pics&theme=0604pics&theme=0604pics&theme=0604pics&theme=0604pics&theme=0604pics&theme=0604pics&theme=0604pics&theme=0604pics&theme=0604pics&theme=0604pics&theme=0604pics&theme=0604pics&theme=0604pics&theme=0604pics&theme=0604pics&theme=0