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Averagesupernova replied to the thread Capacitor charge time, two conflicting answers.Yep. CRT scopes did this to generate the sweep voltage. I've been involved in a few of those designs. Relatively slow sweep speeds for... -
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Charging a capacitor with constant current has been used many times in timing circuits. -
Averagesupernova replied to the thread Construction Water sealing a large corrugated roof - after-the-fact.This would have cleared up a question I had yesterday. Oh well...
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Averagesupernova replied to the thread Construction Water sealing a large corrugated roof - after-the-fact.Good luck.
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Averagesupernova reacted to DaveE's post in the thread Electronic (6v) Lamp failed - troubleshooting with Like.
Or it might not. Here's a troubleshooting tip. If a device used to work but now doesn't, and it didn't ever have a wire attached to a...
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Averagesupernova replied to the thread Construction Water sealing a large corrugated roof - after-the-fact.Wood screw vs metal. Both are made for ribbed sheeting. Polycarbonate that matches the steel. Better pic of the type of ribs I...
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Averagesupernova replied to the thread Construction Water sealing a large corrugated roof - after-the-fact.I do. Unless that sheeting is different than I think it is. I'll snap a pic on a building I have and post it.
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Averagesupernova replied to the thread Construction Water sealing a large corrugated roof - after-the-fact.So is that some type of form underneath the clear sheets on top of the beam that goes across? Are they a substantial form? It's possible...
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Averagesupernova replied to the thread Construction Water sealing a large corrugated roof - after-the-fact.I'd like to see a few pix. Does it leak on every screw?
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Averagesupernova replied to the thread Digital phase converters for running 3-phase motors.You cannot get 3 phase from single with just transformers. Scott Ts were common to go from two-phase 90° to the more commonly known 3...
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Averagesupernova reacted to davenn's post in the thread Following up on the recent thread about Earth Resistance measurements with Like.
Ahhh, you are not a amateur radio operator :smile: VK7 is the callsign prefix for Tasmania, Australia, I am in VK2 = NSW state ...
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Averagesupernova replied to the thread Following up on the recent thread about Earth Resistance measurements.The point is that as far as I can remember on this forum I have never gotten a straight answer as to how the electrical system in the UK...
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Averagesupernova replied to the thread Following up on the recent thread about Earth Resistance measurements.Both you and @sophiecentaur seem to be missing my point. Of course I realize that an RCD works by sensing unequal currents in the live...
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Averagesupernova reacted to Guineafowl's post in the thread Following up on the recent thread about Earth Resistance measurements with Like.
Yes, in all three systems the neutral/PEN is earthed at the transformer end.
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Averagesupernova replied to the thread Following up on the recent thread about Earth Resistance measurements.Ok. Makes sense. So line and neutral do not float.
