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Hawaii Homeowner's Guide to Energy, Comfort, Value
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Aloha Mella !! Sooo happy you found it informative, I try to remember to post things like this where I think they best fit in. I've been sitting on this for awhile and finally found a place but thought it deserved it's own HotSpot. I'm including another at the end of this post which was a link from this guide that is a bit technical but also neccessary information regarding Hawaii Electric Service Installation. It will answer all questions pertaining to Helco's pole to meter enclosure specs residential as well as Com. temp and permanent.

http://biahawaii.inets.com/docs/Webdocs/...Manual.pdf

David M, It's my pleasure to share, with everyone! As far as me changing my mind on building an airtight home? I am still planning on making it as tight as what you yourself are constructing, that it to say it will prevent as much moisture infiltration as mechanically possible, for a stick built home. I still believe that it is very important for one to consider keeping the Hi-Bor treated lumber as dry as possible. Continued success to you...


My pleasure Royall hope everyone finds it useful, I guess others have explained the page mystery Wink) Continued success to you !


Aloha HADave

Enjoy

Edited by - HADave on 10/24/2006 09:08:03
Aloha HADave & Mz P

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RE: Hawaii Homeowner's Guide to Energy, Comfort, Value - by HADave - 10-24-2006, 04:46 AM

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