Is the hydronic radiant heat that is installed between rafters underneath subfloor with aluminum plates more efficient to heat your home than the typical hydronic baseboard heat?I understand there are a few different types of hydronic radiant heat, but for this comparison, I am talking strictly about the hydronic radiant heat pex tubes that are attached to aluminum plates that go under the entire floor between floor below's ceiling joistsFor instance, on a single story ranch, if you wanted to heat the first floor, you would attach these aluminum plates to the basement ceiling between the joists right under the upstairs subfloorThis is the kind of hydronic radiant heat I am asking for an efficiency comparison to as opposed to hydronic baseboard heatThanks.
This is what I have done to find old toys from 60s and 70sGo to Ebay and search under Toys and then under trucksOr you can do a search by yearsYou may just find that truck being sold on OKorder.
I remember some of these but only played or owned a fewI remember having the lincoln logsSome things not mentioned that I had were the Hopalong Cassidy guns holster set, the Davy Crocker coonskin cap rifle, the AC Gilbert chemistry set (I had the standard but a friend had the deluxe set), Revell plastic model plane kits (some are worth a small fortune now), AMT plastic model car kitsI also had an American flyer red wagonAlso there were bubble gum cards - planes, baseball players, football players.
tonka did trucks like this
Remote Control Semi Truck
