Re: Got 4Ah, not 5Ah, battery 18V (20V) - done right thing?

"Clare Snyder"  wrote in message news:e8jl4j58m00rutoeoriu5bfheoqa75nnlf@4ax.com...
You can put on extra clothes until you are warm - you can't take off
enough to be cool - - -  Personally There is no place like the area
dead between the lakes in South Western Ontario. In the summer it can
be uncomfortably warm and humid for a few weeks- sometimes not even
cooling off over night - so  air conditioning (in home and car) is
pretty well mandatory - and we get numerous thunder storms - but we
are just south east of Ontario's "tornado alley"so seldom get SERIOUS
storms - and the winter is moderated by the lakes as well - very
seldom get long periods of VERY cold weather - and in the little
stretch of heaven called Waterloo Region we've been in something of a
"snow shadow" for the last several decades, getting less snow than
areas to the North, west, and even south ( as little as 15 miles away
can have significantly more snow).
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New England to your east is generally similar though the meandering Jet Stream can bring us weather from the Gulf of Mexico, Hudson's Bay and everywhere between. Hurricane Katrina passed over here after hitting New Orleans.
The early settlers expected our climate to be similar to southern Europe's at the same latitude, not deep snow and extreme winter cold more like Scandinavia. Half of the Pilgrims died the first winter. Being retired I don't have to drive in storms and can keep the wood stove going all day, so I can enjoy the good weather and not be bothered by the bad. Your Canadian air is very pleasant in summer.