1801 pts · April 22, 2016
I’m an electrician. We installed a custom made $100k clock in a corporate headquarters. CEO doesn’t like it and wants it removed.
By the time it gets argued in the courts it will be too late to matter.
Don’t get me wrong, he shouldn’t have been beaten THAT bad, but chasing down people with a sword is stupid games, stupid prizes.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.foxnews.com/us/texas-man-machete-dallas-mob-attacks-video.amp.
https://twitter.com/elijahschaffer/status/1266948486848749570?s=21
Green shirt white pants? If so there’s an extended cut video where you can see him running at people with the sword in his hand.
He made posts on Twitter/Facebook after words saying he purposefully went to get into a conflict and now realized that what he did was dumb
The dude who had the machete that went out looking to fight? He’s not dead. He was defending his favorite bar, not his store.
They go hand in hand, follow the Joe Rogan plan, Podcasts as the main thing, and have a YouTube for clips and highlights.
Came out looking great btw.
How much did the contractor charge for the curb hole? A hammer drill and 2.5” bit would probably run $300.
You can bend the contacts back out with enough patience, did it on mine and it worked like a champ.
It’s the internal piece inside the NES that makes contacts to the cartridge pins.
Where I am, it’s $7 for the first day, and around $30 for every day after that.
/4 with breakers not tripping open properly, and you have a recipe for disaster.
/3 combine that with an old Federal Pacific brand panel that were cheap and commonly installed in the 80s and have known issues with not
/2 cheap manufacturers will make plug strips rated 10A or less, so they will burn down before the breaker ever gets close to tripping
/1 Combination of issues, portable heaters pull 12A, standard minimum breaker size in the US is 15A, so those numbers are good, but some
Vegetable Glycerin and Vegetable Oil are different substances with different chemical make ups, and that’s where the problem lies.
Might be that the initial reclose was during the arc fault, and then the one that we actually see is the second.
Doesn’t really specify what they call short or long delay, looks like it depends on adjustable settings so there’s no telling.
Can’t find any hard numbers from Eaton, but they say they have near instant first reclose, shortdelay, then second, then a long delay for 3.
Yeah, that’s a similar concept. Except with high lines like that its like having 3 different positives and 1 negative, and they can’t touch.
It must have a re-closer and they typically make 3 attempts to close back in before locking out. You only see the first attempt in the video
Definitely has a recloser, you can see the first attempt in the video but it opened again so there was still something on the lines.
Foil balloons created a conductive path from phase to phase.
The foil balloons formed a conductive path from one wire to another, each wire is a different “phase” and crossing phases typically = bad.
The money won’t be as good if you keep telling everyone about it. Trades are great right due to workforce shortage, which means wages are up
You’ll be standing outside drinking a beer watching them form in no time.
Oh, you’re arguing the semantics of the definition? I get what you’re trying to say then, but it’s not worth arguing over.
I’m an electrician. We installed a custom made $100k clock in a corporate headquarters. CEO doesn’t like it and wants it removed.
By the time it gets argued in the courts it will be too late to matter.
Don’t get me wrong, he shouldn’t have been beaten THAT bad, but chasing down people with a sword is stupid games, stupid prizes.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.foxnews.com/us/texas-man-machete-dallas-mob-attacks-video.amp.
https://twitter.com/elijahschaffer/status/1266948486848749570?s=21
Green shirt white pants? If so there’s an extended cut video where you can see him running at people with the sword in his hand.
He made posts on Twitter/Facebook after words saying he purposefully went to get into a conflict and now realized that what he did was dumb
The dude who had the machete that went out looking to fight? He’s not dead. He was defending his favorite bar, not his store.
They go hand in hand, follow the Joe Rogan plan, Podcasts as the main thing, and have a YouTube for clips and highlights.
Came out looking great btw.
How much did the contractor charge for the curb hole? A hammer drill and 2.5” bit would probably run $300.
You can bend the contacts back out with enough patience, did it on mine and it worked like a champ.
It’s the internal piece inside the NES that makes contacts to the cartridge pins.
Where I am, it’s $7 for the first day, and around $30 for every day after that.
/4 with breakers not tripping open properly, and you have a recipe for disaster.
/3 combine that with an old Federal Pacific brand panel that were cheap and commonly installed in the 80s and have known issues with not
/2 cheap manufacturers will make plug strips rated 10A or less, so they will burn down before the breaker ever gets close to tripping
/1 Combination of issues, portable heaters pull 12A, standard minimum breaker size in the US is 15A, so those numbers are good, but some
Vegetable Glycerin and Vegetable Oil are different substances with different chemical make ups, and that’s where the problem lies.
Might be that the initial reclose was during the arc fault, and then the one that we actually see is the second.
Doesn’t really specify what they call short or long delay, looks like it depends on adjustable settings so there’s no telling.
Can’t find any hard numbers from Eaton, but they say they have near instant first reclose, shortdelay, then second, then a long delay for 3.
Yeah, that’s a similar concept. Except with high lines like that its like having 3 different positives and 1 negative, and they can’t touch.
It must have a re-closer and they typically make 3 attempts to close back in before locking out. You only see the first attempt in the video
Definitely has a recloser, you can see the first attempt in the video but it opened again so there was still something on the lines.
Foil balloons created a conductive path from phase to phase.
The foil balloons formed a conductive path from one wire to another, each wire is a different “phase” and crossing phases typically = bad.
The money won’t be as good if you keep telling everyone about it. Trades are great right due to workforce shortage, which means wages are up
You’ll be standing outside drinking a beer watching them form in no time.
Oh, you’re arguing the semantics of the definition? I get what you’re trying to say then, but it’s not worth arguing over.