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LOVE this picture Mike!

I do that too...there are no issues with that in my opinion!! If you have a the deep cycle battery then use it I say! I'd just make sure not to run the transducer cable and the power line for the trolling motor alongside each other! Lots of great suggestions in this thread!

Really enjoyed watching those! Thanks for posting them Justin!

Spectacular report Mike! Those pictures are fantastic! Great to see you out fishing as much as you are. We have to hook up for the fall steelhead run! Always a pleasure reading your reports...always very well written and thought out!

Wow!!!!!!!! I'm not worthy!!!!!! Lol GREAT fish there guys!!!!!!

Nice going guys! Some nice fish there for sure. You certainly have come a long way since your first report here!

Wow! Sweet fish! Three in 20 minutes is crazy...congrats...great looking muskies!

Looks amazing TJ! Its been great seeing the evolution of Camp Jiggy Jiggy!

Another fantastic report Mike! Great to see the whole family out there like that. Great pics, great times, and a happy family. :thumbsup_anim:

Yes, but where are the pictures??? Lol Sounds like you had a great time!

Really not sure what to think about this pic!!! Lol

Wow Cudz. I can tell this has been something you have been thinking about for a while. It's well thought out and I sincerely hope it all works out for you. I have enjoyed your reports and input here, and along with many others here, I will miss them. Good luck with everything...the internet will still be around 5 years from now and I hope to "meet up with you" again here. All the best, Cliff

I noticed the same thing Lew! Love the pictures! Great job out there guys!

Way to go! Beauty of a fish there. Looking forward to more reports and pics!

Lol! I know what you mean! Its a sad state when this thread generates more responses than my fishing reports!!!

Thanks everyone! Its all hooked up and working great now. Now I have to decipher how to program the thing!!! Lol!

Ok...so, this heat anticipator...I see lots of those when I google it and I see what it does as far as how often it cycles, but my thermostat doesn't seem to have anything like the pictures I see... Quick search shows this image... Mine seems to be all solid state...

Lol Geoff! Nope, got some great advice and feel confident now that I heard from a licensed HVAC tech from the board! Btw...the phone works just fine, will call you when I need that recliner moved lol

If I had looked at the circuit board in the first place I could have answered my own question!! I see the RC and RH wires are on the same terminal on the board...so I will just join those same two at the thermostat and attach it to the R terminal. Thanks everyone for the PM's and assistance in this thread...much appreciated!

Nope, it's not a lennox...thanks for your help! Here are a few pics...first is the entire board... This is a close up of the corresponding wiring that runs upstairs...

Thanks for the PM...I've sent one back! Let out the magic smoke? I'm confused!! LOL

Thanks for checking in here! The AC and furnace were installed brand new as a package 10 years ago...so that would be 2001. I followed the wiring in from the AC inside and it goes inside the furnace, so I'm assuming it would be a one transformer setup....

Figured the white (heat) and yellow (cool) would complete the correct circuit and engage either the furnace or A/C. I will head downstairs and check if there is one or two transformers...if only one, I will bridge them together I think. Both A/C and furnace were installed together new, so hoping all on one transformer.

Lol Simon...PM answered!

Terry...its a Garrison brand, model THM321. I'm leaning towards the two R wires are a common hot wire, so thinking of joining them together. An electrician friend believes on my older unit they are likely combined inside anyways. Will research a bit more before trying anything. Thanks everyone!