I need Electric Help... Any electricians out there?

[ExGingi]

You quoted the switch question and responded with: My only fear is running 110V rather than 24V.
Either way we are good and just blame me as usual. 

You are right. I missed that. I confused myself by asking two questions concurrently. My bad.

[ExGingi]

Doesn't C wire supply constant power?

That is what I always thought. But some online reading seems to indicate otherwise.

[CountValentine]

Where did this quote come from?

Yellow/Y is the AC compressor.
White/W is the Heating element
Green/G runs the fan.
Blue or Black/C should be a ground and will be used by both Rh and Rc, and apparently your thermostat.

[ExGingi]

Where did this quote come from?

Comments at:

https://smartthermostatguide.com/thermostat-c-wire-explained/

From what I gather Rc is 24VAC for cooling, RH is 24VAC for heating. Circuit can bet closed with either of Y, W, or G, for AC compressor, heating, or fan (respectively) the C wire allows for a closed circuit and powering the Thermostat even when none of those are running.

[CountValentine]

Comments at:

From what I gather Rc is 24VAC for cooling, RH is 24VAC for heating. Circuit can bet closed with either of Y, W, or G, for AC compressor, heating, or fan (respectively) the C wire allows for a closed circuit and powering the Thermostat even when none of those are running.

This gets confusing. There is no ground in this circuit. So to your earlier question you just can't use a ground.
The transformer used to supply the 24V is an isolation transformer (pretty much the standard now). It is used to isolate it from the 110V circuit.
This diagram lays it all out. If you want to get into it I can explain it. 
https://i.stack.imgur.com/QeZbQ.png

[CountValentine]

Any update on your two issues? @ExGingi

[ExGingi]

Any update on your two issues? @ExGingi

Not yet. Didn't have time for the projects yet.

[CountValentine]

Not yet. Didn't have time for the projects yet.

Don't make me come out there.