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Mink Islander · 12-18-2016, 04:48 PM

I also use a standard timer and an inline thermostat that cuts out above freezing. Saved a lot on electricity when i added that.

I put up a thin ice sign but have never gotten a permit in over 20 years.

I echo the concern about the hyperactive use of circulators by some. It's as much about direction of the flow as hours run. Both matter.

I still cannot understand why the town of Meredith runs the circulator so heavily at Cattle Landing that it destroys access there all winter. At the only public parking area on that part of the lake. They can protect the floating dock pilings without creating a thirty foot circle of open water. Yes i reached out to a Selectman a few years back and got a nice response that led to no action.

12-18-2016, 04:48 PM	#14
Mink Islander Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 753 Thanks: 59 Thanked 271 Times in 129 Posts	Thermostat! I also use a standard timer and an inline thermostat that cuts out above freezing. Saved a lot on electricity when i added that. I put up a thin ice sign but have never gotten a permit in over 20 years. I echo the concern about the hyperactive use of circulators by some. It's as much about direction of the flow as hours run. Both matter. I still cannot understand why the town of Meredith runs the circulator so heavily at Cattle Landing that it destroys access there all winter. At the only public parking area on that part of the lake. They can protect the floating dock pilings without creating a thirty foot circle of open water. Yes i reached out to a Selectman a few years back and got a nice response that led to no action.