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Hello and thank you for your question. If its a dead wire (not attached to any power source) so, no you don't.

Yep, I think that’s exactly the reason there’s no riser. No telling how much they make on those “clean outs”. I’m installing one today.

Bro I barely see it done correctly it's truly pathetic

Thank you so much for your kind words. Hopefully you're back up and running!

@@amitchell4206 Was that the cause of your AC not working?

Glad you enjoyed it! :)

It's actually a personal preference. For me it was the age of the existing system and specific issues I had with it. I never said wired systems are bad. Everyone who reads this knows they have a choice in their decision. This video was only made to assist people who are removing an old system.

100% Correct! The plug is your power source. Once unplugged, the only power you have is the backup battery in the panel. Hope that helps.

You are so welcome happy to help! :)

Amazing memories for sure. I still listen to it every now and then. Have a great day!

Hi Oscar. Thank you so much for your question. Good question. Every structure including your house settles when it is first built, or even after a super storm natural event. Although the range of settlement for your house is not monitored during the build, the settlement for all newer commercial construction (especially embankments) are continuously being monitored by strategically placed prism sensors. If an anomaly occurs outside of the allowable range, it is immediately addressed with the Engineering teams, mitigated, recorded and corrected. I hope that helps answer your question. Working on the next video soon. Stay safe!

That's awesome! Thank you for sharing your memory!

That's a great question! The particular Duck under structure for the Portal North Bridge is a track being built to go under the new NEC alignment with the future Portal South Bridge in mind. This will allow trains out of New York to have accessibility to the existing Morris and Essex (M&E) Line. Time 1:54 at ruclips.net/video/tifnDhyzpfw/видео.html Hope this helps.

@@scottmaasmedia Thanks for the explanation. How cool is that? Love the forward-thinking approach to this bridge. Can't wait to see the finished product. Also, would you mind explaining what that structure is at 4:17?

@@TheRailwayDrone That would be Wall C (1 of 4 walls being constructed on the Portal North Bridge project) It's located on the west side of the project in Kearny, N.J. adjacent to National Water Main. It consists of pre fabricated wall panels along with a low density cellular concrete as a backfill to provide a sturdy foundation for the cut in from the old track to the new alignment. #civilengineering #onlocation #scottmaasmedia

Great tip Ed! Thank you so much for sharing your comment! Makes sense!

You are so welcome. Fascinating to see the concept, preliminary drawings and then the final drawings come to life.

Thank you for your comment so glad you enjoyed it!

Good times for sure....

HI Vanessa, thank you for your question and I'm glad the video was helpful to you. The disconnect of the power supply was the power source to the wires in the wall so you are correct. No other electricity running through the wires. Safety first!

Hello, Cut and discard. (The wires and the box if you could). It doesn't serve a purpose anymore. Hope this helps sir.

Hey that works too. Ultimately, it's what one is comfortable with or the training methodology they were taught. I have to thank Verizon for that one. I was an Outdoor Field Technician for them quite a while ago. That was an awesome experience and I'm so grateful for that opportunity. Stay safe sir!

Great question Ken. I found this via Wiki. Walter Raim The original instrumental used as the theme music to The 4:30 Movie was an original composition, "Big Show Theme," composed by Walter Raim, written and originally recorded in the waning months of WABC's using The Big Show title. Hope this helps.

I did not have a bell box outside the house. The system shown in the video was from the early 2000's. The older alarms had a similar alarm box. Outside alarm boxes were mostly on commercial accounts back in the day. But I do remember seeing some outside alarm boxes on residential homes built back in the 70's. Today, there are more sensor silent alarms that automatically get sent to the Police Department or Alarm call center. Best of luck with the move!

Great memories for sure!

Wow, great memories Rick! Thank you for sharing!

Hey Sassy! Thank you for your comment, glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks John, much appreciated. It's incredible to watch it progress from nothing to where it is now. More vids to come.

Hi John, yes the video is sped up. Good catch sir! However, I have seen some crazy drivers lately on the turnpike. Lol.

Thanks so much John. Much appreciated sir! Hello from New Jersey!

Thank you so much for your comment! I really appreciate it. Just the progress in one year has been incredible to see. We also have a website to watch the progress with a daily Earthcam panoramic shot of both ends in the comments. Stay safe! 👍

@@scottmaasmediaThanks for setting up the daily Earthcam. I will watch that frequently.

Quick disconnects are fine. Just pull them off and you should be good.

I have some old shots of that time. It's been incredible to witness the progress. Thank you for your comment Robert!

Hi Daphne, thank you for your question and you are welcome! As far as the WHY? One, they are not powered so they don't cause any safety issue. Two, they are sealed and to get them out wouldn't be hard, it's just a project for another day. Three, when you remove them there will be an open hole in the wall that needs to be spackled, sanded and painted. But the MAIN reason was, we were having a new door and frame installed and it just wasn't necessary. Hope that helps. :)

Thank you for your comment Robert and you are welcome! It's an amazing project.

Thank you!

Thanks! I appreciate that. Reach out at scottmaas1@yahoo.com if you have any questions.

I went on Ebay and put the make and model # of my garage door opener plus the board name. Example: "Genie 36428R.S Motor Drive Board Excelerator" and found a high rating seller that accepted returns.

I know! We just installed the 1st West side girder in Kearny between piers 2W and 3W. Check it out! ruclips.net/video/zhNaljiWqEI/видео.html

@@scottmaasmedia I have so much respect for you guys and so happy to see this being built.

@@TheRailwayDrone they're about to begin replacing the rickety old Susquehanna Bridge too

@@nolantherailfan5048 THAT one I'm looking forward to as well since I live in DC.

@@nolantherailfan5048is there a website tracking the Susquehanna Bridge replacement? That is another urgently needed bridge replacement. It really bothers me that our politicians wait until our infrastructure is 100+ years old before taking steps to replace. We are lucky some of these bridges haven't collapsed!!!

so many people standing under a lifting crane is wild

It really is amazing to see any kind of historical infrastructure being built for the future generations.

There is a lot of trust there with safety standards and process controls. Very well orchestrated.

@@scottmaasmedia nice documentation

Thank you. It's really exciting to see it progress into a superstructure.

Thanks Bob much appreciated!

We never forget those jingles that stay in our mind and bring back those memories. Chiller theatre another classic!

It certainly does. Been a long time coming. Thanks for your comment Nolan.

Thank you Joseph. Much appreciated! The team is very happy with the progress. 👍