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1. FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY The contents of this site (the “Work”) are provided by LogicPrepper.com for educational and informational purposes only. The author is a systems engineer, but the information provided does not constitute professional engineering, electrical, or plumbing advice. No engineer-client relationship is formed by your use of this document.
2. ASSUMPTION OF RISK DIY projects involving high-voltage electricity, pressurized water systems, or structural modifications are inherently dangerous. By using this Work, you acknowledge that you are acting at your own risk. Errors in assembly, wiring, or installation can lead to fire, explosion, property damage, serious injury, or death.
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The “Logic Lab” Engineering Disclaimer
1. No Professional-Client Relationship The “Logic” and “Systems Architecture” presented on LogicPrepper.com are for educational and informational purposes only. While the content applies engineering principles and military-grade protocols, the use of this website does not establish a professional engineer-client relationship.
2. Theoretical Frameworks vs. Site-Specific Engineering All “System Specifications,” “Wiring Diagrams,” and “Logistics Math” are theoretical models. Because every homestead, electrical load, and geographic location represents a unique set of variables, the logic provided here cannot account for your specific local conditions, building codes, or environmental stressors.
3. Assumption of Risk Implementing “1850s Logic” or “Off-Grid Systems” involves inherent physical and financial risks. By using this site, you acknowledge that you are acting as your own System Administrator. LogicPrepper.com and its authors are not liable for:
- Hardware or component failure.
- Physical injury resulting from the implementation of technical protocols.
- Regulatory or legal complications arising from off-grid infrastructure.
4. Verification Protocol We strongly advocate for the “Trust but Verify” protocol. Before finalizing any mission-critical system (specifically in the Energy & Power or Apothecary & Trauma categories), you should consult with a locally licensed professional to audit your specific installation.
The “Use at Your Own Risk” (3D Printing & DIY)
“Any DIY projects, 3D printed components, or hardware modifications described on this site are undertaken at your own risk. LogicPrepper.com and its owners are not responsible for any personal injury, property damage, or equipment failure resulting from the use of information, files, or techniques shared on this site. 3D printed parts are not certified for load-bearing, life-safety, or high-heat applications unless explicitly stated.”
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