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Yes, Good Luck!!

So three columns, three rows: - Do you mind giving a rundown of what each item is on the Panel?

It looks great. Nice work!

Thanks a million, 1951M1078! When it's broken down like that, it is all a whole lot more understandable. Excellent. BTW, you might have mentioned it already, but how much homework did you do on the Inverter, and how did you decide on that one?

Electricians ("Sparkies"), and Electrical work always struck me as some kind of special magic club. My Seabee rating was BU, Builder we were masons and carpenters essentially. Always mystified by Sparky and his trade. I mean plumbing I understand (Holy Trinity), and I just approached...

Sorry that things didn't work out like you planned, 1951M1078. I have been there for sure. It's no fun when dreams crash. Guessing you thought it all through plenty. But think you might pull it off somehow with a Plan B?

Guessing you never saw that coming. What's up?

Nice item: - What's the life expectancy for these? 10 years? Less? More? And curious if there's any real maintenance needed, or are they kind of self-cleaning?

The Build looks great, 1951M10768! PS Re: Old Caulk Been there. Done that. NO fun.

It looks great! I got to tell you that picture of Mama on the porch scares me: - It comes from a lifetime career in construction, and the building codes - You will want to come up with a simple perimeter rope-rail or something Someone could accidentally get REAL hurt, and nobody wants that...

Easy, and instant, that's always the best.

Stops look great. Did you machine those, or get them "off the shelf"?

"Overbuilt" will hardly ever cause a problem. But, "Underbuilt"? That there is a whole other story.

Now, THERE'S a "Jeopardy" game show question that would stump 'em all!!

It sure looks good. On another topic, I noticed your martime "fleet" in the background: - Where's the boating in AZ, you near a Big Old Dam or something?!

Nice item! https://catalog.monroeengineering.com/category/de-sta-co-straight-line-action-clamps Which one (of the clamps) are you talking about?

Nice work, those welds are pretty. It is clearly NOT your first rodeo, you a welder by trade?

That's how old Tommy Edison worked his magic, he seemed to turn out OK!

It's going to be slick!

No kidding, that is some good looking work. Was that hole-saw carbide, did it cut through pretty easy?