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Is that what "90° out of phase" means?fresh_42 said:
Is that what "90° out of phase" means?fresh_42 said:
It appears to be a circuit breaker tester.fresh_42 said:
Well, the circuit is broken alright...Ibix said:It appears to be a circuit breaker tester.
Das translater-geheit?fresh_42 said:
I didn't know how to translate the spirit and "Sauber!" The closest would be:WWGD said:Das translater-geheit?
That's a trick question. Before or after the circuit is energized? Before: you must like the taste of plastic. After: you must like the taste of burned plastic and molten metal. During: (nevermind...).topsquark said:Is it wrong of me to have this insane desire to lick it?
-Dan
Google Translate suggests: "Magic, he got it"P.S. Just in case: Some of our readers in different parts of the world might not be aware that, in Europe and some other parts of the world, brown and blue are standard colours for single-phase mains electricity power supply (live and neutral).fresh_42 said:I didn't know how to translate the spirit and "Sauber!" The closest would be:
"Yep! He got it!"
And if not neutral, then live and let die.DrGreg said:Google Translate suggests: "Magic, he got it"P.S. Just in case: Some of our readers in different parts of the world might not be aware that, in Europe and some other parts of the world, brown and blue are standard colours for single-phase mains electricity power supply (live and neutral).
topsquark said:Is it wrong of me to have this insane desire to lick it?
fresh_42 said:I didn't know how to translate the spirit and "Sauber!"
Try "six sick chicks seek six chic Sikhs."WWGD said:Went to visit my friend at the hospital. He was in a room with six, sick Sikhs.
Sixth sick Shikh's sixth sheep's sick.
My uncle was a conductor. He took his own baton to work on his first day, but the bus driver said he didn't need one.kuruman said:My uncle was a conductor. He got hit by lightning.