Set received as well as the following seeds: Capsicum annuum Robustini Pepper Prunus virginiana Chokecherry Delphinium Giant Pacific "Summer Skies" Allium tuberosum Chinese Grass Onion Ilex vrticillata Winterberry Snapdragon tetra mixed Aquilegia caerulea Heirloom Mauve/white Aquilegia Homestead Columbine Canytuft Caraway Nicotiana Flowering tobacco Rudbeckia hirta Black-eyed Susan Calendula Calendula Rheum Burgundy Rhubarb Pedilanthus tithymaloides Jacob's Ladder Cephalanthus occidentalis ButtonBush Bachelor's Button azulejo double mixed African Daisy - Cape Marigold Corepsis grandiflora Early Sunrise Romneya Coulteri Poppy/Fried Egg Tree Licorice Anise Delphinium King Arthur Delphinium Black Knight Cosmos Echinacea purpurea Purple Cone Flower Veronica anagallais-aquatica Forget-me-not Spearmint Unknown Cumin Grenoble Lettuce Delphinium Blue Bird Delphinium Galahad Satureja hortensis Summer Savory Petunia x hybrida Petunia Daddy Series Diamond Pepper Streptopus roseus Rose Twisted Stalk Sarracencia purpurea Pitcher Plant Unknown 2 Viburnum lentago Nanny Berry Caragana arborescens Siberian Pea tree Viburnum trilobum Highbush Cranberry Tsuga Eastern Hemlock Sambucus pubens Wild Red Berried Elder Viburnum opulus European Cranberry Picea abies Norway Spruce Pinus nigra Austrian Pine Cornus stolonifera Red Osier Dogwood Pinus sylvestris Scots Pine Betula paparifera White Birch Sambucus nigra Black elderberry Unbelievable!

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You can certainly make your own line sets. I would only do it with new clean tubing. I always cut the factory made flares off anyway. You do not say how long your line set is going to be. I guess I'd try pricing at every supply house in town to see who will give you the best price. You will want a set of spring benders to form the tubing. Soft copper work hardens in a hurry and at the worst possible spot(s). Also, be careful with the insulation. If it is not well done and covers completely you can end up with sweating lines that drip and can make a heck of a mess over time. Read that, MOLD. While I understand the desire to save money on your install, I will say that you want to do this install once. Mini-splits are really reliable when installed properly. but they can be a bear when something in the install isn't right. Make sure you use exactly the line sets diameter specified by the manuf. Manuf are very particular about that spec.

smithy indicated he knew they were in sections in his initial post. Frankly his commercialism irritates the heck out of me and I'm not too fond of his tendency to chime in on every single thread just to advertise those infernal proprietary breakers, but I think he's about where I was at his age, maybe even a bit beyond, and I do think modifying christmas lights is probably within his abilities. :) Meanwhile, I've only seen a few of the LED strings but I haven't seen retifiers yet. Since LEDs are diodes in and of themselves, they don't complain much about AC if you don't exceed their reverse voltage rating, and those do add up in series. That's not to say you're not correct on that - having rectifiers would definitely be a MUCH better design and I'm sure most of the better sets have them. Just pointing out that some don't :)