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I have a 12 year old Bradford White water heater in a rental house (in a different state so I can’t fix this myself). When I lived there, the pilot light went out every few months, I think due to high winds coming down through the flue but could obviously be other issues. I could re-light it pretty easily, I just had to use a lighter because the igniter button was broken.
Fast forward, the pilot light went out on my tenant and though my plumber was able to relight it, he thinks I should replace the whole heater solely because it’s 12 years old. The tank seems to be in otherwise great condition- no leaks or signs of corrosion, but I don’t know that it’s ever been flushed or anode rod replaced (admittedly I didn’t do it in the 3 years I lived there - kicking myself now). Is it worth trying to diagnose and fix it or should I listen and just replace the whole thing? Thank you for any advice!

Hello, I have a townhouse I purchased in 1996 in South FL built in 1986 and the only appliance from '86 is the original RUUD 38 gallon 3500W/240V water heater. Even though it isn't leaking, we want to replace it due to age and to preempt any leaks or issues.
For the Rheem, the only one they make for HD is the model XE38S06ST38U1 from HD, that is 38 gallon with 3800W/240V elements with water heater blanket included. Or the better built Rhreem PROE38 S2 RH95 B. This is the version that is only available by contractors at supply stores and comes with 4500W elements that would have to be replaced with 3500W or 3800W.
But from some research, I had heard good things about Bradford White and it looks like they make the lowboy model RE240L6 38 gallon that comes with a heater blanket. Looking at the Ferguson site, it shows one of the local stores have them in stock but with 4500W heating elements installed. That would means I would have to buy the two 3500W or 3800W elements separately. I guess the B.W. tanks can't come from the factory with 3500W or 3800W elements installed instead of 4500W? Also, is there a big difference between there regular Copper element and the Incoloy element?
What I'd like to know is since I'm limited by space (height) and it would have to be a lowboy tank, what is my best option? Is there a major advantage with Bradford White over Rheem? From what I've read in here, everyone seems to say to stay away from the models told on "big box" stores like HD.
Thank you.

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We have 2 identical units next to each other in the corner of our garage. I randomly noticed that one of them is blinking with 10 red flashes (the other is blinking green normally). Per the manual , 10 red flashes indicates "Insufficient combustion air detected. Reset system".
My question is around how exactly to 'reset' the system. I found a video online which describes how to reignite the pilot light, which I presume is different from 'resetting' the system. I found a couple other videos that mention a small button between two wires that pops up when the system needs to be reset, but mine isn't 'popped up', so I don't think I can push it in further with normal force. Also, some videos/articles/posts mention making sure the power is off (via the breaker or otherwise) when performing the 'reset'. But wouldn't the system need power to be 'reset'? As you can tell, I'm terribly confused here, so any clarification would be very welcome and appreciated.
In regards to the cause of this error message, I did find another post where someone was also getting the same error message, and in his case it seemed to be due to the sensor freaking out due to some air movement. Not sure that's our issue here however, since the other unit right next to the problem one seems to be fine.

I have a 2013 Bradford White water heater with a Honeywell igniter.
Ten flashes displayed 8 months ago and a plumber charged me $200 just to reset the pilot light.
Today the hot water went out again and I did the same thing.
I had some difficulty getting the green light to flash so I had to hold the pilot light down for 2 minutes total over multiple attempts.
It eventually started working but after opening the door (located outside on a balcony), it had a faint smell of gas that’s stronger as I got closer to the floor.
I won’t want to call my apartment maintenance as they completely ignored a gas leak from my washedryer unit.
I’m open to calling the gas company to check it out but I’m thinking maybe it was residual gas from the pilot tests?
It might be coming from the yellow gas line itself but I’m not sure. I desperately need to take hot water and don’t want to have it cold again.
I also don’t want to blow up into pieces or die from carbon monoxide poisoning.
What should I do?

Hello, I have a townhouse in the Ft Lauderdale area purchased in 1996 and it was built in 1986. The only original appliance from '86 is the RUUD 38 gallon 3500W/240V water heater. It has served us well, and hasn't had any leaks...yet. Only had to replace the two elements about 12 years ago. Over the past few years we've wanted to replace the tank before it starts to rust out and leak, but haven't been able to. Now it looks like we can do it this summer.
Since it is located in the back of a storage closet under the stairs, a new tank would also have to be a lowboy.
For the Rheem, the only one they make is the model XE38S06ST38U1 from HD, that is 38 gallon and 3800W/240V with water heater blanket included.
But from some research, I had heard good things about Bradford White and it looks like they make two lowboy models, the RE240LN6 37 gallon without water heater blanket, and model RE240L6 38 gallon that comes with a heater blanket. Looking at the Ferguson site, it shows one of the local stores have them both in stock but with 4500W heating elements. That would means I would have to buy two 3500W elements separately, such as Bradford White part 415-42545-11 or 415-42544-06 making it cost even more. I guess the tanks can't come from the factory with 3500W instead of 4500W?
What I'd like to know is since I'm limited by space (height) and it would have to be a lowboy tank, what is my best option? Is there a major advantage with Bradford White over Rheem? Any advice is appreciated.
Thank you.

Tall Tree. Large leaves. 60 to 70 feet tall. But it had white flowers growing from it. I was driving and didn't get a picture. I was driving through Central Indiana when I saw it.
It wasn't a Bradford Pear.

Brand new electric BW 40 gal.
Have had issues setting temp - seems like only Very Hot setting worked. So I’m always in there turning that dial. Some days it’s blazing hot. Next day cold.
In troubleshooting that I see the red reset button suggestions. Did that last week and boom. Hot water is back.
Today, cold water again, I clicked reset without shutting off power at the breaker box.
The wired area to the left of the temp setting on the water heater sparked and popped when I depressed the reset button.
With that said, please for the love of God, tell me a fried control board can be replaced without moving the unit.
Going to wait a few hours to see if it starts heating.
Appreciate any suggestions or knowledge about replacing electronics if i friend it.

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1B Ross Friedrick*- Army
INF Anthony Sherwin- Bucknell OF Nadir Lewis- Princeton
HM: SP Connelly Early- Army SP Joe Miller- Pennsylvania SP Chris Rowley- Army SP David Hale- Princeton SP Ben Gross- Princeton RP Oliver Drake- Navy RP Frank Hermann- Harvard RP Danny Barnes- Princeton RP Dusty Baird- Brown RP Matt Svanson- Lehigh RP Declan Cronin- Holy Cross RP Mark Washington- Lehigh RP Carlos Torres- Lehigh RP Mike Walsh- Yale RP Chris Clark- Harvard RP Jay Driver- Harvard RP Josh Simpson- Columbia RP Ryan Smith- Princeton RP Billy Lescher- Pennsylvania RP Kumar Nambiar- Yale C Adam Retzbach- Lehigh C Weston Eberly- Columbia C Will Simoneit- Cornell OF Dario Pizzano- Columbia OF Patrick McColl*- Harvard
Big 12 Conference 1st Team
SP John Means- WVU
SP Jon Gray- Oklahoma
SP Andrew Heaney- Oklahoma St.
SP Bryce Elder- Texas
SP Alek Manoah- WVU
RP Corey Knebel- Texas
RP John Curtiss- Texas
RP Jake Irvin- Oklahoma
RP Hoby Milner- Texas
RP Danny Coulombe- Texas Tech
RP Tyler Alexander- TCU
RP Ben Lively- UCF
RP Chase Anderson- Oklahoma
C Shea Langeliers- Baylor
1B Christian Encarnacion-Strand- Oklahoma St.
2B Max Muncy- Baylor
3B Josh Jung- Texas Tech
SS Kody Clemens- Texas
LF Ian Happ- Cincinnati
CF Will Brennan- Kansas St.
RF Ryan Noda- Cincinnati
DH Brandon Belt- Texas
C Tres Barrera- Texas
INF Dylan Moore- UCF
UTL Josh Harrison- Cincinnati
UTL Matt Carpenter- TCU
Big 12 Conference 2nd Team
SP Brandon Williamson- TCU
SP Nick Lodolo- TCU
SP Spencer Arrighetti- TCU
SP Jordan Wicks- Kansas St.
SP Michael Grove- WVU
RP Steven Okert- Oklahoma
RP Alex Young- TCU
RP Austin Pruitt- UH
RP John King-UH
RP Kyle Tyler- Oklahoma
RP Michael Rucker- BYU
RP Cody Bradford- Baylor
RP Daniel Castano- Baylor
C Beau Taylor- UCF
1B Luken Baker- TCU
2B Nic Loftin- Baylor
3B Jared Triolo- UH
SS David Hamilton- Texas
LF Joey Wiemer- Cincinnati
CF Victor Scott II- WVU
RF Nick Martini- Kansas St.
DH Ryan McBroom- WVU
C Jimmy Crooks*- Oklahoma
INF David Wendzel- Baylor
INF Sheldon Neuse- Oklahoma
OF Corey Julks- UH
HM: SP Garrett Richards- Oklahoma SP Ty Madden- Texas SP Brandon Finnegan- TCU SP Josh Tomlin- Texas Tech SP Davis Martin- Texas Tech SP Cade Cavalli- Oklahoma SP Carson Seymour- Kansas St. SP Clayton Beeter- Texas Tech SP Seth Romero- UH SP Daniel Ponce de Leon- UH RP Brandon Workman- Texas RP Wes Benjamin- Kansas RP Sam Freeman- Kansas RP Evan Marshall- Kansas St. RP Thaddeus Ward- UCF RP Jackson Wolf- WVU RP Parker Mushinski- Texas Tech RP Caleb Killian- Texas Tech RP Peyton Battenfield- Oklahoma St. RP Tejay Antone- TCU RP Aaron Fletcher- UH RP Patrick Weigel- UH RP Nick Hernandez- UH RP Blair Henley- Texas RP Jacob Lemoine- UH RP Cam Alldred- Cincinnati C Drew Butera- UCF 1B/3B Kevin Cron- TCU INF JJ Weatherholt- WVU INF Jace Jung- Texas Tech INF Darnell Sweeney- UCF INF Daniel Schneemann- BYU INF Donovan Walton- Oklahoma St. INF Jack Mayfield- Oklahoma OF Mark Payton- Texas OF Steele Walker- Oklahoma OF Dillon Peters- Texas OF Dru Baker- Texas Tech
Ohio Valley Conference/Big South Conference/Horizon League
SP Alec Mills- Tennessee Martin
SP Joey Lucchesi- SEMO
SP Jesse Schoeltens- Wright St.
SP Ryan Meisinger- Radford
SP Eddie Butler- Radford
RP Mason Miller- Gardner-Webb
RP Emilio Pagan- Gardner-Webb
RP Andre Scrubb- High Point
RP Dylan Dodd- SEMO
RP McKinley Moore- Little Rock
RP Will Klein- EIU
RP Ethan Roberts- Tennessee Tech
RP Spencer Patton- SIU Edwardsville
C Sean Murphy- Wright St.
1B Spencer Horwitz- Radford
2B Nick Maton- EIU
3B Mike Brosseau- Oakland
SS Trey Sweeney*- EIU
LF Peyton Burdick- Wright St.
CF Daulton Varsho- Milwaukee
RF Avery Owusu-Asiedu*- SIU Edwardsville
DH Tyler Black- Wright St.
C Logan Brown*- USI
INF Jeffrey Wehler*- Youngstown St.
OF Caleb Hobson-* Tennessee Martin
OF Brett Johnson*- SIU Edwardsville
SP David Hess- Tennessee Tech SP Hayden Birdsong- EIU SP A.J. Blubaugh- Milwaukee RP Hunter Mann- Tennessee Tech RP Jordan Mikel- Western Illinois RP Cody Allen- High Point RP Chad Sobotka- USC Upstate RP Tyler Thornburg- Charleston Southern RP Maceo Campbell- Longwood RP Ryan Dull- UNC Asheville RP Jeremy Walker- Gardner-Webb RP Michael Boyle- Radford RP Geoff Hartlieb- Lindenwood RP Zach Peek- Winthrop RP Jake Lee- Oakland RP Jake Sommers- Milwaukee RP Joe Smith- Wright St. RP Nate Jones- Northern Kentucky RP Josh Lueke- Northern Kentucky RP Evan MIller- Purdue Fort Wayne C- Taylor Davis- Morehead St. C Andrew Keck- SEMO C Jeremiah Boyd- Presbyterian C Jordan Procyshen- Northern Kentucky 1B Brennan Orf- SIU Edwardsville 1B Jackson Feltner- Morehead St. INF Seth Gray- Wright St. OF Niko Hulsizer- Morehead St. OF Quincy Hamilton- Wright St.
Big East Conference/Northeast Conference
SP Josiah Gray- Le Moyne
SP Ryan Pepoit- Butler
SP Ty Blach- Creighton
SP Zach Lowther- Xavier
SP Matt Carasiti- St. John’s
RP Matt Barnes- UConn
RP Jason Foley- Sacred Heart
RP Amir Garrett- St. John’s
RP Anthony Kay- UConn
RP Joe La Sorsa- St. John’s
RP Justin Topa- Long Island
RP Gavin Hollowell- St. John’s
RP Vinny Nittoli- Xavier
C Anthony Bemboom- Creighton
1B Frank Schwindel- St. John’s
2B Nicky Lopez- Creighton
3B Zack Short- Sacred Heart
SS Nick Ahmed- UConn
LF Will Robertson*- Creighton
CF James Jones- Long Island
RF George Springer- UConn
DH Darin Ruf- Creighton
C Nick Dini- Wagner
INF Elliot Soto- Creighton
INF Riley Bannon- Xavier
OF TT Bowens*- Central Connecticut
HM: SP Gordon Graceffo- Villanova SP Shane McCarthy- Seton Hall SP Ben Casparius- UConn SP Garrett Schilling- Xavier SP Tim Adelman- Georgetown SP Ryan Murphy- Le Moyne RP Ricky DeVito- Seton Hall RP Pat Venditte- Creighton RP Rowan Wick- St. John’s RP Eric Stout- Butler RP Cody Stashack- St. John’s RP Reggie Crawford- UConn RP Nick Morreale- Georgetown RP Jared Solomon- Xavier RP Ryan O’Rourke- Merrimack RP Nolan Long- Wagner RP Chris Kachmar- Fairleigh Dickinson RP Alex Mauricio- Norfolk St. RP Dwayne Marshall- UMES C Matt Donlan- Northeast INF Trey Paige- Delaware St. OF Matt Szczur- Villanova OF Zack Granite- Seton Hall OF Alan Roden- Creighton OF Dave Matthews- Central Connecticut OF Marcos Castillo- Coppin St.
Atlantic Coast Conference 1st Team
SP Spencer Strider- Clemson
SP Zac Gallen- UNC
SP Marcus Stroman- Duke
SP Carlos Rodon- NC State
SP Bobby Miller- Louisville
RP Chad Green- Louisville
RP Joe Mantiply- VA Tech
RP Josh Sborz- Virginia
RP Bennet Sousa- Virginia
RP Daniel Bard- UNC
RP Luke Bard- Georgia Tech
RP Buck Farmer- Georgia Tech
RP Michael King- Boston College
C Will Smith- Louisville
1B Trey Mancini- Notre Dame
2B Zack Gelof- Virginia
3B Sal Frelick- Boston College
SS Trea Turner- NC State
LF Adam Duvall- Louisville
CF Matt Vierling- Notre Dame
RF Kerry Carpenter- VA Tech
DH Charlie Blackmon- Georgia Tech
C Yasmani Grandal- Miami
INF Cavan Biggio- Notre Dame
UTL Chris Taylor- Virginia
OF Stuart Fairchild- Wake Forest
Atlantic Coast Conference 2nd Team
SP Andrew Abbott- Virginia
SP Reid Detmers- Louisville
SP Cooper Criswell- UNC
SP Daniel Lynch IV- Virginia
SP Emmet Sheehan- Boston College
RP David Phelps- Notre Dame
RP Dominic Leone- Clemson
RP Drew Carlton- FSU
RP Andrew Suarez- Miami
RP Nick Burdi- Louisville
RP Zack Burdi- Louisville
RP Tyler Holton- FSU
RP Jared Shuster- Wake Forest
C Cal Raleigh- FSU
1B Gavin Sheets- Wake Forest
2B Brad Miller- Clemson
3B Taylor Walls- FSU
SS Tyler Fitzgerald- Louisville
LF AJ Pollock- Notre Dame
CF Adam Engel- Louisville
RF Henry Davis- Louisville
DH Michael Busch- UNC
C Patrick Bailey- NC State
INF Romy Gonzalez- Miami
OF Jake McCarthy- Virginia
OF Adam Haseley- Virginia
Atlantic Coast Conference 3rd Team
SP Luke Weaver- FSU
SP Brandon Bielak- Notre Dame
SP Xzavion Curry- Georgia Tech
SP Joe Boyle- Notre Dame
SP Slade Cecconi- Miami
RP Trevor Kelley- UNC
RP JB Bukauskas- UNC
RP Cole Sands- FSU
RP Kent Emanuel- UNC
RP Blair Calvo- Pitt
RP Hobie Harris- Pitt
RP Trent Thornton- UNC
RP Bryce Jarvis- Duke
C Jacob Stallings- UNC
1B Weston Wilson- Clemson
2B Ernie Clement- Virginia
3B Graham Pauley- Duke
SS Charles Leblanc- Pitt
LF Pavin Smith- Virginia
CF Eli White- Clemson
RF Joey Loperfido- Duke
DH Joey Bart- Georgia Tech
C Andrew Knizner- NC State
C/1B Zack Collins- Miami
UTL Jake Alu- Boston College
OF DJ Stewart- FSU
HM: SP Justin Dunn- Boston College SP Matt Harvey- UNC SP Jesse Hahn- VA Tech RP Evan Justice- NC State RP Brian Moran- UNC RP Packy Naughton- VA Tech RP Sean Doolittle- Virginia RP Sam Clay- Georgia Tech RP Jeremy Beasley- Clemson RP Bryan Hoeing- Louisville RP Carson Spiers- Clemson RP John Axford- Notre Dame RP Amos Willingham- Georgia Tech RP Matt Koch- Louisville RP Kyle Funkhouser- Louisville TWP Brendan McKay- Louisville C Chris Okey- Clemson C Kyle McCann- Georgia Tech C John Hicks- Virginia 1B Matt Mervis- Duke 1B Daniel Palka- Georgia Tech 1B Will Craig- Wake Forest 1B Colin Moran- UNC 1B Seth Beer- Clemson 1B Nick Kurtz*- Wake Forest INF Joe Dunand- NC State INF Drew Ellis- Louisville INF Derek Dietrich- Georgia Tech OF Brian Goodwin- UNC OF Ben DeLuzio- FSU OF Skye Bolt- UNC UTL Nick Solak- Louisville UTL Chad Pinder- VA Tech
Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference/Southwestern Athletic Conference
SP Jose De Leon- Southern
SP Hiram Burgos- Bethune-Cookman
SP Nick Margevicius- Rider
SP Matt Duffy*- Canisius
SP Ryan Cardona*- Marist College
RP Matt Brash- Niagara
RP Kevin McCarthy- Marist College
RP Tom Cosgrove- Manhattan
RP Matt Gage- Siena College
RP Joe Jacques- Manhattan
RP Anthony Maldanado- Bethune-Cookman
RP Brendan White- Siena College
RP Darrien Williams*- Prairie View
C John Garcia*- Grambling
1B Connor Panas*- Canisius
2B Christopher De Guzman*- Alabama St. 3B Matthew Batten- Quinnipiac
SS Demetrius Sims*- Bethune-Cookman
LF Anthony Giansanti*- Siena College
CF Wynton Bernard- Niagara
RF Johnathan Thomas*- Texas Southern
DH Peter O’Brien- Bethune-Cookman
C Colton Bender*- Quinnipiac
INF Greg Cullen*- Niagara
OF Bryce Brown*- Jackson St.
OF Javeyan Williams*- Southern
HM: SP Montana DuRapau- Bethune-Cookman RP Austin Pope- Fairfield RP Danny Kerwin- Rider RP Trey McGough- Mount St.Mary’s RP Robbie Hitt- Quinnipiac RP Ian Concevitch- Saint Peter’s RP Mariano Rivera Jr.- Iona College RP Mike DeSanti- Iona College RP Trey McLoughlin- Fairfield C Isom Ford- Alabama A&M C Ty Hanchey- Florida A&M INF Jaylyn Williams- Jackson St. INF Zach Penprase- Mississippi Valley UTL Ricardo Sanchez- Arkansas-Pine Bluff UTL Brendly Martina- Alcorn St.
Mountain West Conference
SP Stephen Strasburg- SDSU
SP Dean Kremer- UNLV
SP Eric Fedde- UNLV
SP Garrett Hill- SDSU
SP Robert Gasser- New Mexico
RP Griffin Jax- Air Force
RP Justin Wilson- Fresno St.
RP Jimmy Lambert- Fresno St.
RP JoJo Romero- Nevada
RP Logan Boyer*- SDSU
RP Justin Slaten- New Mexico
RP Dylan Lee- Fresno St.
RP Braden Shipley- Nevada
C Austin Wynns- Fresno St.
1B Ty France- SDSU
2B Alan Trejo- SDSU
3B Sam Haggerty- New Mexico
SS Bryson Stott- UNLV
LF Taylor Ward- Fresno St.
CF TJ Friedl- Nevada
RF Aaron Judge- Fresno St.
DH Mitch Garver- New Mexico
C Seby Zavala- SDSU
INF Miles Mastrobuoni- Nevada
OF Kyle Isbel- UNLV
OF Jordan Luplow- Fresno St.
HM: SP Owen Sharts- Nevada RP Finn Del Bonta-Smith- San Jose St. C/INF Jordan Pacheco- New Mexico 1B Ruben Ibarra- San Jose St. INF David Hensley- SDSU UTL Charles McAdoo- San Jose St. OF Zach Reks- Air Force OF Greg Allen- SDSU OF Luis Gonzalez- New Mexico OF Cal Stevenson- Nevada OF Trenton Brooks*- Nevada
Summit League/Western Athletic Conference
SP Tarik Skubal- Seattle
SP Chi Chi Gonzalez- Oral Roberts
SP Zach Thompson- UT Arlington
SP Janson Junk- Seattle
SP Pierson Ohl*- Grand Canyon
C Jose Trevino- Oral Roberts
1B Rhys Hoskins- Sacramento St.
2B Tyler Saladino- Oral Roberts
3B Mike Boeve*- Omaha
SS Jacob Wilson*- Grand Canyon
LF James Outman- Sacramento St
CF Jonah Cox*- Oral Roberts
RF Nate Lukes- Sacramento St.
DH Hunter Dozier- Stephen F. Austin
C Logan Porter- Utah Tech
C/INF Bennett Hostetler*- North Dakota St.
UTL Jackie Urbaez*- St. Thomas
OF Homer Greenwood*- Grand Canyon
RP Jordan Romano- Oral Roberts
RP Blake Treinen- South Dakota St.
RP Caleb Thielbar- South Dakota St.
RP Sam Long- Sacramento St
RP Jake Wong- Grand Canyon
RP Joel Kuhnel- UT Arlington
RP Tyson Miller- California Baptist
RP Will Vest- Stephen F. Austin
HM: SP Casey Anderson- Utah Valley SP Riley Bauman- Abilene Christian SP Dylan File- Utah Tech RP Eric Yardley- Seattle RP Jay Flaa- North Dakota St. RP Brandon Kintzler- Utah Tech RP Juan Gamez- North Dakota St. RP Troy Watson- Northern Colorado RP Logan Britt- Abilene Christian RP Tyler Morgan- Abilene Christian RP Matt Hickey- Tarleton RP Paxton Schultz- Utah Valley RP Will Stevens- Tarleton RP Frankie Scalzo- Grand Canyon RP Brady Stover- South Dakota St. RP Cade Feeney- North Dakota St. RP Cade Denton- Oral Roberts C Elih Marrero- St. Thomas 1B Brandon Pimentel- UT Rio Grande Valley INF Channy Ortiz- Grand Canyon OF Hunter Pence- UT Arlington OF Kona Quiggle- Grand Canyon
Sun Belt Conference SP Justin Verlander- Old Dominion
SP Jeffrey Springs- Appalachian St.
SP Ryan Yarbrough- Old Dominion
SP Spencer Arrighetti- Louisiana
SP Hogan Harris- Louisiana
RP Kyle Finnegan- Texas St.
RP Nick Sandlin- Southern Mississippi
RP Daniel Hudson- Old Dominion
RP Sam Howard- Georgia Southern
RP Jared Koenig- Old Dominion
RP Nick Robertson- James Madison
RP Hunter Gaddis- Georgia St.
RP Kevin Kelly- James Madison
C PJ Higgins- Old Dominion
1B Paul Goldschmidt- Texas St.
2B Brendan Donovan- South Alabama
3B Tommy La Stella- Coastal Carolina
SS Zach Remillard- Coastal Carolina
LF Travis Swaggerty- South Alabama
CF Chase DeLauter*- James Madison
RF Matt Wallner- Southern Mississippi
DH Vinnie Paquantino- Old Dominion
C Chandler Seagle- Appalachian St.
INF Jared Young- Old Dominion
UTL Taylor Motter- Coastal Carolina
OF Jaylin Davis- Appalachian St.
HM: SP Dan Straily- Marshall SP David Buchanan- Georgia St. SP Kirk McCarty- Southern Mississippi SP Matt Peacock- South Alabama SP Connor Overton- Old Dominion RP Nick Jones- Georgia Southern RP Alaska Abney- Coastal Carolina RP J.D. Hammer- Marshall RP Anthony Veneziano- Coastal Carolina RP Locke St. John- South Alabama RP Louis Head- Texas St. RP Donnie Hart- Texas St. RP Tyler Zuber- Arkansas St. C Jonathan Lucroy- Louisiana C Chuckie Robinson- Southern Mississippi INF Brian Dozier- Southern Mississippi INF Eric Brown- Coastal Carolina OF Brandon Lockridge- Troy OF Trent Tingelstad*- UL Monroe
West Coast Conference
SP Corbin Burnes- Saint Mary’s
SP Tony Gonsolin- Saint Mary’s
SP Marco Gonzales- Gonzaga
SP Tylor Megill- Loyola Marymount
SP A.J. Griffin- San Diego
RP Paul Sewald- San Diego
RP Kyle Barraclough- Saint Mary’s
RP Eli Morgan- Gonzaga
RP Scott Alexander- Pepperdine
RP Kyle Zimmer- San Francisco
RP Adam Cimber- San Francisco
RP Steven Wilson- Santa Clara
RP Trevor Megill- Loyola Marymount
C Riley Adams- San Diego
1B Brett Sullivan- Pacific
2B David Fletcher- Loyola Marymount
3B Patrick Wisdom- Saint Mary’s
SS Brett Harris- Gonzaga
LF Connor Joe- San Diego
CF Bradley Zimmer- San Francisco
RF Kris Bryant- San Diego
DH Taylor Jones- Gonzaga
C/OF Cooper Hummel- Portland
INF Kevin Sim- San Diego
INF Ripken Reyes*- San Diego
INF Bryson Brigman*- San Diego
HM: SP Austin Bibens-Dirkx- Portland SP Ky Bush- Saint Mary’s SP Mitch White- Santa Clara SP Gabriel Hughes- Gonzaga RP Wyatt Mills- Gonzaga RP Alek Jacob- Gonzaga RP Cory Abbott- Loyola Marymount RP Ken Waldichuk- Saint Mary’s RP Patrick Weigel- Pacific RP Casey Legumina- Gonzaga RP James Pazos- San Diego RP Tommy Nance- Santa Clara RP Easton Lucas- Pepperdine RP Chris Murphy- San Diego RP Dylan Covey- San Diego C Rocky Gale- Portland 1B Eric Thames- Pepperdine INF John Peck- Pepperdine
Conference USA
SP Kyle Bradish- New Mexico St.
SP Logan T. Allen- Florida Int.
SP Hayden Wesneski- Sam Houston
SP Caleb Smith- Sam Houston
SP Nate Pearson- Florida Int.
RP Ryan Tepera- Sam Houston
RP Phil Maton- Louisiana Tech
RP Colin Poche- Dallas Baptist
RP Drew Smith- Dallas Baptist
RP Jake Walsh- Jax St.
RP Kody Funderburk- Dallas Baptist
RP Cy Sneed- Dallas Baptist
RP Zach Neal- Sam Houston
C Aramis Garcia- Florida Int.
1B Darick Hall- Dallas Baptist
2B Nick Gonzalez- New Mexico St
3B Edwin Rios- Florida Int.
SS Joey Ortiz- New Mexico St
LF Austin Shenton- Florida Int.
CF Bryce Johnson- Sam Houston
RF Colton Cowser- Sam Houston
DH Ryan O’Hearn- Dallas Baptist
C Nate Rombach*- Dallas Baptist
INF Irving Lopez- Florida Int.
OF Jason Krizan- Dallas Baptist
OF Daniel Johnson- New Mexico St
HM: SP Jaden Hamm- Middle Tennessee RP Phillip Diehl- Louisiana Tech RP Braden Bristo- Louisiana Tech RP Chance Adams- Dallas Baptist RP Eriq Swan- Middle Tennessee RP Seth Elledge- Dallas Baptist RP Nick Mikolajchak- Sam Houston RP Mason Fluharty- Liberty RP Fraser Ellard- Liberty RP CJ Weins- WKU INF Ryan Goins- Dallas Baptist OF Jake Sanford- WKU OF Jacob Rhinesmith- WKU OF Ryan Cordell- Liberty OF D.J. Artis- Liberty OF Jameson Hannah*- Dallas Baptist OF Lew Ford- Dallas Baptist
Southern Conference/Southland Conference
SP Wade Miley- Southeastern Louisiana
SP JP Sears- The Citadel
SP Landon Knack- East Tennessee St.
SP Sawyer Gipson-Long- Mercer
SP Adam Oller- Northwestern State University of Louisiana
RP Tanner Rainey- Southeastern Louisiana
RP Reed Garrett- VMI
RP Josh Winder- VMI
RP Austin Cox- Mercer
RP Max Povse- UNC Greensboro
RP Kyle Keller- Southeastern Louisiana
RP Andrew Wantz- UNC Greensboro
RP Grant Anderson- McNeese
C David Fry- Northwestern State University of Louisiana
1B Nate Lowe- Mercer
2B Jace Peterson- McNeese
3B Nate Eaton- VMI
SS Pascanel Ferreras*- Western Carolina
LF Phil Ervin- Samford
CF Kyle Lewis- Mercer
RF Nick Heath- Northwestern State University of Louisiana
DH Tyler White- Western Carolina
C J.C. Correa*- Lamar
INF Tyler Depreta-Johnson- Houston Christian
OF Colby Thomas*- Mercer
OF Justice Bigbie*- Western Carolina
HM: SP Zebby Matthews-Western Carolina SP Jacob Cravey- Samford SP Asher Wojcichowski- The Citadel SP Will Dion- McNeese SP Aaron Hernandez- Texas A&M Corpus Christi RP Greg Holland- Western Carolina RP Cory Gearrin- Mercer RP Josh Harlow- Mercer RP Austin Emener- East Tennessee St. RP Jason Blanchard- Lamar RP Geno Encina- Incarnate Word RP Morris Austin- Houston Christian RP Zak Kent- VMI RP Eric Orze- New Orleans RP Mac Sceroler- Southeastern Louisiana RP Adam Scott- Wofford C Christian Correa- Nicholls 1B Harrison DiNicola- Texas A&M Corpus Christi INF Danny Valencia- UNC Greensboro INF Corey Spangenberg- VMI OF Billy Burns- Mercer OF Brayden Jobert*- Nicholls
Big West Conference 1st Team
SP Shane Bieber- UC Santabarbara
SP Tanner Bibee- Cal State Fullerton
SP Joe Ryan- Cal State Northridge
SP Michael Lorenzen- Cal State Fullerton
SP Bryan Woo- Cal Poly
RP Chris Devenski- Cal State Fullerton
RP Dylan Floro- Cal State Fullerton
RP Joe Kelly- UC Riverside
RP Kyle Nelson- UC Santabarbara
RP Andrew Vasquez- UC Santabarbara
RP Cade Smith- Hawaii
RP Bryan Shaw- Long Beach St.
RP Dillon Tate- UC Santabarbara
C Chad Wallach- Cal State Fullerton
1B Justin Turner- Cal State Fullerton
2B Jeff McNeil- Long Beach St.
3B Matt Chapman- Cal State Fullerton
SS Garrett Hampson- Long Beach St.
LF Josh Rojas- Hawaii
CF Jarren Duran- Long Beach St.
RF Mitch Haniger- Cal Poly
DH Evan Longoria- Long Beach St.
BN Dustin Garneau- Cal State Fullerton
BN Keston Hiura- UC Irvine
BN Kolten Wong- Hawaii
BN JD Davis- Cal State Fullerton
Big West Conference 2nd Team
SP Spencer Howard- Cal Poly
SP David Huff- UC Irvine
SP Noah Davis- UC Santabarbara
SP Drew Thorpe*- Cal Poly
SP Taylor Dollard*- Cal Poly
RP Calvin Fauncher- UC Irvine
RP Andre Pallante- UC Irvine
RP Justin Garza- Cal State Fullerton
RP Justin Bruihl- Cal Poly
RP Mickey Jannis- CSU Bakersfield
RP Austin Davis- CSU Bakersfield
RP Connor Seabold- Cal State Fullerton
RP Darius Vines- CSU Bakersfield
C David Banuelos- Long Beach St.
1B David Freitas- Hawaii
2B Mark Mathias- Cal Poly
3B Matt Duffy- Long Beach St.
SS Brooks Lee*- Cal Poly
LF Jack Larson- UC San Diego
CF Denzel Clarke*- Cal State Northridge
RF Mark Contreras- UC Riverside
DH Ruben Cardenas*- Cal State Fullerton
C Rob Brantly- UC Riverside
INF Alex De Goti- Long Beach St.
INF Shay Whitcomb*- UC San Diego
OF Nicholas Torres*- Cal Poly
HM: SP Marco Estrada- Long Beach St. SP Steven Wright- Hawaii RP Joe Biagini- UC Davis RP Kyle Dowdy- Hawaii RP Robert Garcia- UC Davis RP Phil Bickford- Cal State Fullerton RP Clayton Andrews- Long Beach St. RP Kenny Rosenberg- Cal State Northridge RP Eli Villalobos- Long Beach St. RP Darren McCaughan- Long Beach St. RP Michael McGreevey- UC Santabarbara RP Nick Avila- Long Beach St. RP Matt Andriese- UC Riverside RP Erich Uelmen- Cal Poly C Daniel Cope- Cal State Fullerton C Kurt Suzuki INF Greg Garcia- Hawaii INF Daniel Descalso- UC Davis INF Ty Kelly- UC Davis INF Tanner Murray*- UC Davis OF Khris Davis- Cal State Fullerton
Coastal Athletic Association SP George Kirby- Elon
SP Aaron Civale- Northeastern
SP Bailey Ober- College of Charleston
SP Chad Kuhl- Delaware
SP Bruce Zimmermann- Towson
RP Evan Phillips- UNC Wilmington
RP Adam Ottavino- Northeastern
RP Ryan Thompson- Campbell
RP John Brebbia- Elon
RP Heath Hembree- College of Charleston
RP Ron Marinaccio- Delaware
RP Ty Adcock- Elon
RP Brandon Walter- Delaware
C Ryan Jeffers- UNC Wilmington
1B Jason Vosler- Northeastern
2B Max Burt*- Northeastern
3B Brooks Baldwin*- UNC Wilmington
SS Zach Neto- Campbell
LF Travis Jankowski- Stony Brook
CF Cedric Mullins- Campbell
RF Greg Jones- UNC Wilmington
DH Richie Palacios- Towson
C Kevin Krause*- Stony Brook
INF Ben Williamson*- William and Mary
INF Cullen Large*- William and Mary
OF Jared Dupere*- Northeastern
HM: SP Landen Roupp- UNC Wilmington SP Allen Winans- Campbell SP Nick Tropeano- Stony Brook SP Seth Johnson- Campbell SP Tom Harrington- Campbell RP Austin Warren- UNC Wilmington RP Brian Schlitter- College of Charleston RP Cam Schlitter- Northeastern RP Jimmy Joyce- Hofstra RP Nick Raquet- William and Mary RP John Rooney- Hofstra RP Brad Brach- Monmouth RP Trey Dombrowski- Monmouth RP Taylor Clarke- College of Charleston RP Xavier Meachem- North Carolina A&T C Vito Frescia- Hofstra INF Cam Devanney- Elon INF Alex Iadisernia- Elon OF Mike Wilson- Stony Brook OF Brett Gardner- College of Charleston
America East Conference/Atlantic 10 Conference/Independent
SP Nick Martinez- Fordham
SP Brett Kennedy- Fordham
SP Jimmy Yacabonis- St. Joseph’s
SP Jake Kalish*- George Mason
SP Connor Gillispie*- VCU
RP James Karinchak- Bryant
RP Mark Leiter Jr.- New Jersey Tech
RP Sean Newcombe- Hartford
RP Chris Wright*- Bryant
RP Greg Weissert- Fordham
RP Reiss Knehr- Fordham
RP Garrett Acton- Saint Louis
RP James Norwood- Saint Louis
C Brian O’Keefe- St. Joseph’s
1B Justin Bour- George Mason
2B Vimael Machin- VCU
3B Danny Mendick- UMass Lowell
SS Jeremy Peña- Maine
LF Justin Yurchak*- Binghamton
CF Ryan Ward*- Bryant
RF Vinny Capra- Richmond
DH David MacKinnon- Hartford
C Logan Driscoll*- George Mason
INF Tyler Locklear*- VCU
OF Cade Fergus*- George Washington
OF Brett Callahan*- St. Joseph’s
HM: SP Joe Van Meter- VCU SP Nolan DeVos- Davidson SP Zach Mort- George Mason SP Tim Brennan- St. Joseph’s SP Dave Kubiak- Albany SP Stephen Woods- Albany SP Connor Grey- St. Bonaventure RP Matt Mikulski- Fordham RP Bradford Webb- VCU RP Cody Lawyerson- Maine RP Kyle Wilcox- Bryant RP Joe Nahas- UMBC RP Joe Beimel- Duquesne RP Craig Stammen- Dayton RP Murphy Smith- Binghamton RP Nick Sinacola- Maine RP Ben Anderson- Binghamton C Kyle Schmidt- Richmond C Andrew Cossetti- St. Joseph’s C Erik Ostberg- Hartford C Chris Bec- Maine C Mickey Gasper- Bryant INF Quinn McDaniel- Maine INF A.J. Wright- UMBC INF Riley Tirotta- Dayton INF Mariano Ricciardi- Dayton OF Mark Coley- Rhode Island OF Ryan Wilson*- Davidson

Hey all.
Replacing my old HVAC system and water heater with new high efficiency system so I can tear down my leaky utility flue. I've gotten several quotes that are all hovering around $15k. For reference, we're in Overland Park, Kansas. House is about 1,850 sqft., two stories plus a basement.
I've narrowed it down to the following two. Both come with 10 year parts warranty, 10 year labor warranty, 1 year maintenance, and 16x25x4 cabinet, and lifetime unit replacement for catastrophic issues, e.g. failed compressor, cracked heat exchanger, etc.
A/C: Goodman, 14.3 SEER2, 3.5 ton, single stage.
Furnace: Goodman, Single-stage multi speed ECM gas 96%, 80k btu
Water Heater: Bradford White 50 gallon powervent
Cost: $14,968
A/C: Amana, S-series 3.0 ton variable speed compressor with inverter. Up to 17 SEER2.
Furnace: Amana, AMVC96 two stage variable speed gas, 80k btu.
Water Heater: Bradford white 50 gallon powervent
Cost: $17,619
Worth the extra cost for the S-series inverter a/c and two stage furnace? Price reasonable?

200+ hours, 5+ full restarts and these are the tactics I use to excel and get over many bottle necks. When I first played I struggled a lot in the early game balancing and managing resources. Currently I am on day 60 with 3 towns liberated, 25 peasants, 5k gold, 12k renown. I spend A LOT of coin on food for buffs/books
Base Location
You can start anywhere on the upper map. No one spot is exceptional, the things to consider are proximity to 2 ores (Tin and Copper), Reeds, and Hunting. You want to limit transport time of your peasants and their tiny little inventory. wherever you start, place your first stockpile and a travel sign on the road, you are going to go back and forth a lot to this location. Ensuring storage and food crate are close to the sign will speed things up.
I suggest the large open patch South East of Haerndean; it's straight south of the pond in Haerndean with a tin node.
Travel Signs
Travel Signs everywhere! You will need a travel sign at each village but you also need them scattered at key POI and crossroads. The block on fast travel when a patrol is passing is huge (it's gotten bigger since launch). You need extra sign posts at area's you pass often or that are along major roads that patrols use often. Do your signs sooner rather than later (first 10 days). recruit your first 2-3 peasants then focus on getting your signs down at each village, Aleks hut (swear he's the only real herbalist) and the wheat farm south of Padstow. You also need to make the run down to Horndean, Crasmere, BlackRidgePool and on the swamp road. Get signs placed ASAP. You need the merchant's buffs (more below)
Recruitment
Recruit them all! Most of your peasants will be from Haerndean, a couple from Padstow. Don't worry too much about stats/job skills. Perks are the only thing that really matters, skills can be improved quickly. With apprentice level peasants ~~if you get a bad roll on perks~~, recruit them, strip them naked and expel them. Apprentice level peasants the game will respawn another peasant that is the same type~~/tier~~. You are gonna want 3/4 of your army to be sword/shield and 1/4 archer. 2 handed weapons are not an effective option until early T3.
EDIT: once you start to liberate towns you will want to weed out all your non apprentice level peasants. you recover renown when you expel them and it reduces the cost of your next peasant. if the main stat max is below 7 you will want to replace them. Lower tier peasants can get combat perks at 7.
Use clothing to identify peasants and their roles. I use different helmets to quickly identify what a peasant does until late T2.
Focus on perks/combat skills
Peasant Tiers
Peasants can be 5 types, you can tell by the way they dress (these are my labels not in game labels):

Beggar -- Rags -- major Debuffs never recruit
Villager -- simple plain clothing -- cannon foddemeat shields 0-2 skills over 4
Working class -- Nice dress or white shirt with a blue sash --
Noble -- fine clothing with gold trim
Apprentice -- Job specific clothing -- special skills but random buffs/debuff. Recruit and expel them to get a good set of perks. *

Storage
Everyone manages storage differently, figure out what works for you. I place them in a semi circle in the center of my base and build my production structures around the outside of them in another circle. I like to compartmentalize things with a stockpile/barn for each: * Seeds, Ore, Wood/logs, Books, Raw food, cooked food, Herbs/plants, Materials, Equipment (weapons on weapon racks (3)).
Production
Produce what you need without a ton of extra. Don't try to overproduce/stockpile resources early game, storage is too limited, resources are too limited and prioritization doesn't work. Each peasant should have 3 jobs + delivery/labor (2-6) save P1 for being able to redirect the peasant set all other jobs to 9 so they do not become idle. If a peasant wanders off on a task you don't want them to do, make them a companion and release them; when they start back to work it resets their job priority. It's an easy way to get a wandering peasant back on track. * top up/ one-off Top up your tools (2 ea)/ammo, keep plenty of extra arrows on hand. Keep 25% of your population's shields on top-up. Plank shields break fast! Armor and weapons should have 1 spare on top-up everything else as one-off.
Outpost
You don't need them yet, but when you do: 2 people, stockpile, house, work building. Set up deliveries. Delivery happens nightly at midnight or weekly. The one off transfer doesn't really work as intended, it will keep trying to send that amount daily forever. There is no option for broken tools in deliveries. If your outpost uses a tool, set up a weekly transfer of good tools and go pickup the broken ones. Make sure your travel sign is as close as possible to the stockpile of an outpost to ensure speedy transfer of goods.
Personal outpost
Create a personal outpost that consists of 2-3 crates, weapon rack, smoke rack, cauldron inside your main base. Peasants won't touch it (unless your main storage overflows). I have an Ammo/weapon crate, Good Food, Books (if I have more then 2 for books I create a stockpile). You can also use this as a transfer point for remote farming. By remote farming I mean things like Peat, iron, moss, wood,
Gear
Gear (armoweapons) has very small increments of improvements. Trying to gear all your peasants with the tech you just researched will create a ton of waste. Since the tech tree is blocked and you have to research each step, get the first step produced (with 1-2 extra sets) and get to the last step for the tech level. Upgrade everyone's gear and throw the old gear in a box and eventually the outhouse.
Weapons: * Reinforced club until I unlock warhammer. Everyone uses blunt weapons since they work way better vs brigands Bows -- Everyone gets a bow/arrows forever Gloves -- hand wraps until thick gloves Boots -- Rugged boots (needed for quests later) until nomad boots Pants -- Rugged (need for quests) until Thick Breeches Shirt -- Adventurers Garb until Gambeson Cap -- Nothing until outriders helmet (see section on recruitment) *
Peasants Work!
A core tenant is that day time is for production and Quests. Night time is for work and grinding.* Peasants stop work at 9pm and don't start until 6 am the next day. At the end of each day I call in all the peasants and go farm something (reeds, herbs, wood/logs). Seed bags/logs slings for everyone. I keep these and spare axes in my equipment box for easy swap. You don't need to sleep until 6:45 am to get your daily buff so use every minute of the day. After the farming is done I go farm an encampment or a wolf pack.
wolf pack note: at different locations around the map ( SW padstow, east of Haerndean, west/SW of bradford lake, Waterfall near Bradford, +more ) large wolf packs of 10-15 wolves spawn, when I find a spawn I place a travel sign as close as possible and check back each season. these are great sources of hides/furs/XP
Skills
Combat is where you break the barrier of production in the game. Focus your skills on bow first then shield/hammer. The rest of your skills will come from books/time. Priorities and optimize your skill growth with strength books/bow. To do this you need buff; Blackridgepool, Crasmere, fishermen, and the roadside tavern near padstow lake all sell cloud berry's for a 50% XP buff. Fishermen sell fish stew, and cranberries are picked at the swamp (where you should have a travel sign for this purpose).

Eat all 3 daily

You can max archery/agility in 50 days if you do this. Before you raid an encampment when you are grinding, shoot the corpse of animals/brigands as many times as you can before it decays. You still gain XP even after the animal is dead. You can put 90 arrows in a boaelk before it decays. because I go through so many arrows I keep a crate of just arrows always full then move it to my personal crate.
Strength, one handed and shields are slower since you don't get as many shots in but you can train them faster by blocking with your weapon, learn to time your attack against your opponents attack. All the AI telegraph where their attack is coming from and you swing against it, this gets you strength and shield XP as well as gives you a counter attack. Once you get the timing down it really simplifies the game.
Spend your apprentice books like an onlyfans simp. At one point I had 5-20 of each skill book because I couldn't spend them fast enough. I start each morning after sleep spamming books on every peasant. Strength books are the most valuable to me and two handed books are never used until late T2.
Combat
I saw a post here when I first started that said to buy straps at every opportunity and to save your gold for them. This was a complete waste for me. I have a stockpile full of just straps and I never purchased a single one. The key to this is the nightly attacks against brigand outposts.
The combat AI is not the best, one trick is to find a rock/ledge the AI cannot walk onto and stand there and shoot them in the head. If you kill all Melee AI the archers will run and start doing this strange dance of sprinting really far away then suddenly retargeting you from a huge distance away (outside render range). With these encampments you can't be too close to the encampment when you kill the last occupant or you will lose the encampment, you also have to be careful when traveling to Farnworth with your army that they don't accidently raid out the yellow encampment.
Southwest of Bradford is my favorite farm spot’s. There is a yellow base and a red base that are easy to farm. The yellow base is right next to a small canyon of rocks. Stand at the Y in the road, fire an arrow high (top of the smoke stack) and wait for them to aggro, once they aggro shoot them as you walk backwards to the rock edge, 2 quick jumps and you are untouchable. This base doesn't have archers and is also extremely high traffic for patrols. You can grind to level 7 bow/agility in about 10 days here.
Due south of Bradford is a red base with a bridge over the water, at the top of the hill on the west side is a rock that is the perfect size to stand on and not get hit. This base does have archers so be careful and use the tree for cover. Try to shoot the archers on the bridge as they rush.
Last place is the wheat farm south of Padstow. This is a little later than the other 2 but is doable very early game if you avoid the archers. The archers here can one shot you so place a travel sign extremely close. My spot is North east of the farm. Running north east from the farm towards the mud pit you keep going until you are close to the road, you will see a single rock outlier that you can stand on and shoot them easily. This is also a way to farm leatherawhide before you unlock the tanner.
Last spot in the bridge between Blackridge pool and the starter area. This area is patrol heavy with Mid level and high tier brigands, there are lots of edge's on the east side of the bridge where you are unreachable. The downside is that most of the archers here can one-shot you so 3-4 travel signs are prudent.
Raids
Honestly, I turned them off after T2 started. Before that they were set to hard/frequent. there are so many raiding party's, reclamation party's, tax party's and the infinite respawn brigands at Farnworth they were nothing more than an annoyance and distraction.
Libertas
I was able to liberate Haerndean around day 15, this was way too soon and I went back to an older save. Before you liberate your first town you want to reach friendship level with all 4 starting towns and be able to build village shrines(T2). In this whole guide I've not mentioned old coins/wolf teeth because I only use them to get to friendship level with a town. Once I hit friendship level I spam shrines at the town to get to protector. Once I reach protector I place a stockpile (in its own outpost) and transfer all goods to build a bell tower and extra food. Place the bell tower, kill the brigands and wait out the raiding/reclaim parties. There are only 2 paths from the brigand headquarters up the map. Place travel signs along the way near 'safe' rocks and spawn along their path to thin out the party. While you are engaged in guerilla warfare, have your army march in two groups (archers/shields) to the town to defend.
That's about all I have.

Hey all.
Replacing my old HVAC system and water heater with new high efficiency system so I can tear down my leaky utility flue. I've gotten several quotes that are all hovering around $15k. For reference, we're in Overland Park, Kansas. House is about 1,850 sqft., two stories plus a basement.
I've narrowed it down to the following two. Both come with 10 year parts warranty, 10 year labor warranty, 1 year maintenance, and 16x25x4 cabinet, and lifetime unit replacement for catastrophic issues, e.g. failed compressor, cracked heat exchanger, etc.
A/C: Goodman, 14.3 SEER2, 3.5 ton, single stage.
Furnace: Goodman, Single-stage multi speed ECM gas 96%, 80k btu
Water Heater: Bradford White 50 gallon powervent
Cost: $14,968
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Furnace: Amana, AMVC96 two stage variable speed gas, 80k btu.
Water Heater: Bradford white 50 gallon powervent
Cost: $17,619
Worth the extra cost for the S-series inverter a/c and two stage furnace? Price reasonable?

I need to replace my 22 year old water heater, which died recently. My current water heater is a power vent (PV). I was quoted a price by Enercare ($2400 CAD) to buy one outright. However, they do not give you an actual quote and list off 4 PV models you could get (Rheem, Giant, Bradford White, and GSW). I also got quotes from a few local companies, but the price was about $600 more expensive for the next cheapest quote. The $3000 CAD quote was for a John Wood model, but it is power direct vent (PDV) . From what I've researched, the PDVs are needed when the water heater will be in a tight space without a lot of surrounding air (like a closet), so it uses a dual vent system to pull new air in from outside for combustion and a second vent for exhaust. My current water heater is in a room with a gas furnace and the space is about 10ft x 8ft. As much as I do not want to give Enercare my business, I wonder if I actually do need the PDV, or if the local sales guys are just trying to push it.
Do I need a PDV water heater? Are they more efficient than PV water heaters?
Is John Wood much better than the other brands listed?

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