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I’m pretty confused. Every once in a while I’ll find water on the floor in the laundry room when the washing machine has been off. The other day I was working in my office, the washer was off and I heard a sudden rush of water and then found it dumped about a gallon of water.

Any ideas?

Looking to change my fuel container color from red to black

Hey guys, I’m working with a particularly difficult customer. She’s remodeling her living room. We did an electrical rough last year and have been waiting for her to get drywall and paint done to finish the job. Her original timeline to get that done was two weeks, but it ended up taking her about four months.

Now that she has that done, she’s expecting me to turn it around in less than two weeks when we’re currently backed up with work. I put her on the schedule for the soonest available appointment and she didn’t like that so she left a one star review and then sent a message to our office lady saying that she’s using the one star review as leverage to get the job done sooner.

What would you guys do?

The rumors are true—the current Squadrons are officially being phased out. Baja Designs is sunsetting the current distribution to make way for the Squadron 2.0, and the specs are a massive jump from what we’re used to.

Here is the breakdown of what’s coming on April 28th:

The Specs

• Power: The new Pro 2.0 is pushing over 5,000 lumens and pulling 60 watts.

• Backlighting: It now features 8 selectable backlights, which is a huge upgrade for those of us obsessed with aesthetics/drilling down that specific amber or white look.

• Wiring: They have officially moved to a Deutsch DT4 connector.

• They still utilize a reflector lens instead of a TIR optic.

If you’re planning on swapping your old setups, take note: the current lenses will NOT adapt to the 2.0 units. It looks like a complete housing and optic redesign from the ground up rather than just a circuit board refresh.

My guess is that this pod will bring enough oomf to dominate the market. People like the backlights found in Diode Dynamics, Auxbeam, and others and will buy those brands for the backlight alone for their builds and now the top tier brand has a product to compete with all of them while offering superior lighting in a standard size pod; For example the Rigid Radiance+ Pod puts out just around 2000 lumens, the Diode Dynamics SS3 Max has a measured lumen output of 3500 lumens and the Nacho Grande has a measured lumen output of just over 4,000 lumens per pod. The Baja Designs Squadron 2.0 will take the cake with over 5,000 lumens on each pod and roughly 60 watts of power. I can’t wait to get my hands on a set. When I do get a set I’ll do a giveaway of the racer editions that they’ll replace!