The flow rate is 242.58 gallon per hour.However, based on the water flow rate in a 1.24 inch pipe with velocity 0.3 feet per second, the flow rate is 83.92 gal/hHowever, we do not believe the water readings because it is scientifically incorrect.  

Thank you everybody,I used  http://www.tlv.com/global/US/calculator/water-flow-rate-through-piping.html.do calculation,It shows the velocity in the pipe is 2.43 ft/s. standard faucet today will cause around 0.3 ft/s in a ¾ inch pipe.

The problem I am dealing with now is the following;About 3 weeks ago, my area had an excessive snow fall over 30+ inches. 

@Matt Belzileconsensus is that when rates go up, they won't skyrocket, but rather inch up.

Around here 1/2 inch drywall is about 8 bucks a sheet so about$150 in drywall.

And of course no newbies have to be very experienced builder.. there is no loan that is more risky than a construction loan for a lender as a builder you know all that can go wrong.I was building in one subdivision and builder came in hired a crappy framing crew and the house ended up 3 inchs off of plumb..

Over that 65' the one side had dropped half an inch over 40 years...

Standard ranges are 30 inches wide.

Interested in some investment properties in Ches.

Or someone hoping to inch the rents up to $900, meanwhile offsetting the high price with the write off and deductions that they could use towards their W2 income.