i highly recommend your lie in april . although , i think plastic memories is more of a feels train . i still liked your lie in april better . <| sep |> Hey man it looks like uspez edited your post to be proadmin . <| sep |> Not sure if you ' ve tried this , but I ' ve had luck even with an iPad 2 by making sure to not allow the screen to lock , and basically leaving the iPad untouched until sync completes . Can take a long time if you ' re setting up lots of things to sync and lots of transcoding is necessary so maybe only try one episode of a single show , for instance , until you ' re sure it works <| sep |> Yeah , the only time a standard intermatic timer makes any real noise is when the switch is tripping the pump on or off , and even that is just any audible ' CLICK '. If he is using a regular intermatic with the yellow dial and metal switches , the mechanism in the PF 1102 is totally different , it ' s basically the same one used in a ton of outdoor and Christmas light timers . The model y ' all are considering will work just fine once it ' s set up . I ' m just biased against intermatic digital controllers because the original PF 1102 was digital , and a total POS . The model you ' ve linked I ' ve messed with a few times and it was just awkward . Read up or call intermatic though concerning having a low voltage freeze temp sensor wire in the same box as the motor 220 V wires . You ' re not supposed to have them together unless they ' re in separate raceways , so I ' d check whether the box is designed to handle it , or if it includes an isolation interior conduit for this purpose . I ' ve had to call them before and they ' re good people .