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I recently rented some shop space in an old service station building. The electric panel inside has the old style glass fuses so who knows if the spaces have the proper fuse in them.

I'm trying to find out if any of the circuits have a high enough capacity to run a small M.I.G. welder that requires a 20 amp 120 volt input. The only thing that I know for sure is that the circuit I tested shows 122.5 volts on my small digital multi-meter. Is there a formula to determine the amperage of the circuit when the voltage is all that I know?

Do you think he'll look about the same as before, or will he be all juiced up and huge like Ryback and Langston after he returns in 4-6 months?

It was Hilarious to watch him. He used to eat the pads on the turnbuckles.

I think the question is pretty much self explanitory.

Scientists came up with a way to make synthetic oil years ago so why can't they make synthetic gas? Synthetic oil is supposed to be so much better than petroleum based oil, I'd think they could make synthetic gas better (meaning able to produce more energy, therefore more m.p.g.) too.