u/Hotel_Quarantine

Hi, our build is a couple of years old and originally had planned for gas cooktop. We changed our minds with plenty of notice but Builder plumbed in gas pipes anyway and electrician caught unawares. He said something along the lines of good thing I used enough wire... But I suspect he single phased it anyway. How can I tell? In the electrical box the 3 phase a/c has a different switch with 3 switches in 1 but I don't see anything like that for the stove. If it is indeed single phase, am I missing much? The cooktop doesn't behave the way I would expect, with lots of switching on and off at lower temps (just the delay getting longer with lower power). Also, if it is single phase and there are clear benefits to wiring it 3 phase how hard and expensive would it be?

Just wondering why Australian Real Estate Agents have to put a big picture of their face on their For Sale signs? Is it a legal thing? If it's a marketing thing, is there any evidence to show that it helps sell a home? If so, how many more homes, percentage wise, does having your face on the sign help them sell?

I have an older bicycle handlebar brush cutter that I also use as a line trimmer. The trimmer head is pretty worn and it's hard to load. Powerload is not available for this machine. Some have said that the Speed Feed is the best but I don't know what is actually better about it compared to the standard EGO head. Anyone have experience with both? I'd love your opinion.

Did Housemarque ever explicitly say this game was inspired by the 1895 book The King in Yellow (or its predecessor An Inhabitant of Carcosa, ca 1886). Looking for thoughts and connections.