Article: This includes drills, drill bits, island keys, and wrenches. But most importantly, make sure you have the correct wires for the job. Remember that each amp needs a power, a ground, and a REM (remote) wire going through them. Since the remote wire basically tells the amp when the radio is on, all amps can be connected to the same remote wire. Your thickest or lowest gauge wire should be your main one. just ground it to any piece of metal. Wire can burn and melt if too much current is running through it so one wire is your best bet.
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Have all components, tools ready and checked. Gather the necessary materials. The best way to connect multiple amps when it comes to REM, is through one remote wire. Best thing to do is for power wire is connect each amp with a separate power using a distribution block, which is essentially a casing that allows one wire to supply power to multiple wires (one wire from the battery goes in and three wires can come out). Connect one power wire (wire that connects from the battery to the amps) to your distribution block. Have the the remaining wire go to each amp as a power wire. Make sure each amp has its own separate ground.
Article: If you live in an area that gets rattlesnakes, you'll be able to find many stores that stock snake-proof fencing. Check local hardware stores, garden supply shops, and home-supply stores. Snake-proof fencing should be solid or have mesh gaps no larger than 14 inch (0.64cm) and should be at least 36 inches (91cm) tall. Snake-proof fencing isn't cheap. A single 50ft (15m) roll can cost about $60 USD. However, this cost is worth it to assure your personal safety and peace of mind. Due to the cost of the snake-proof fencing, you may not be able to fence off an entire large backyard. Instead, choose a specific zone you'd like to keep snake-free. This could be a children's play area, the patch of grass where you walk your pet, or the section of yard nearest your back door. To prevent gaps between the bottom of the fence and the ground, use a shovel to dig a narrow trench 6 inches (15cm) deep around the perimeter where you plan to install the snake-proof fencing. When you're digging, make sure that the trench is uniformly deep along its entire length. Once you've dug your trench, lay out the fencing in the trench. Unroll the entire length of the snake-proof fencing material and install it all at the same time. Make sure that the bottom of the fencing is touching the bottom of the trench. If there are any gaps between the bottom of your installed fence and the ground, rattlers will crawl right in. Use the shovel again to loosely bury the bottom of the fence. Once the fence is covered in dirt, smooth out the dirt and make sure the fence is standing securely. Once the bottom of the snake-proof fence is buried, push the fence outward (away from your backyard) until it's leaning at a 30 angle. Then use your foot to stamp down the soil surrounding the fence. Rattlesnakes won't be able to shimmy up the fence if it's leaning outward at this angle. Rattlesnakes will be able to climb up the branches and over the fence. To prevent this, remove any small trees, overhanging tree branches, or large vegetation stalks within 2 feet (0.61m) of the fence. If you need to install support stakes to hold up the fence, place them on the inside of the fence. If they're on the outside, rattlers can crawl up them. Over time, sections of your snake-proof fence may collapse or be worn down by the weather. Take a monthly walk around the perimeter to make sure that the fence is still intact. If you spot any breaks in the fence, remove the damaged section and install a new section of fencing. If there are only 1 or 2 lightly damaged sections of fence, you can patch them up with slick packaging tape. You can also maintain the fence by cutting down any new growth on encroaching tree branches or bushes.
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Purchase snake-proof fencing at a local hardware store. Choose an area of your backyard you'd like to cordon off from snakes. Dig a trench 6in (15cm) deep so snakes can't crawl under the fence. Install the fencing in the trench you've dug. Bury the bottom of the fence once it's in position. Slant the fence outwards at a 30 angle so snakes can't climb it. Clear any tree branches or vegetation near the fence. Maintain the fence as needed to keep snakes out.
Article: The best place to work is outside. If you can't work outside, open up a window or turn on a fan. Bleach can get stinky and cause headaches if you don't have enough fresh air. Spread some newspapers, a plastic tablecloth, or some old towels over your work surface. This will help protect it from getting stained. If your shoes are dirty, you may not see the effects of the bleach as well. If necessary, wash your shoes in a bucket of soap and water, and let them dry.
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Work in a well-ventilated area. Protect your work surface. Try to work on clean shoes.