Deaddog Saloon
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ahtoxa
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Nasty.
mitdr774
also a dinner prick
An operator dug up some underground wiring and my tool partner and I had to fix it today. There is some 3" PVC sleeved over it and this was just the first splice for the section we had to replace. 4100 VAC lot lighting that was buried about 4' underground. First time using this style of splice. A barrel splice crimp is actually making the splice, but the kit includes a cover and epoxy that protects it from moisture and being pulled apart.
The other day I was supposed to install a ground rod for a new piece of equipment. I had to ask my boss if I was installing a ground rod or beef when I looked at the print.
Going in to work tomorrow to install a bucket in a MCC and pull some wire. Hopefully security isnt too nosy and stays out of the way. I will be spending the day in part of the GM design building. Usually they sit off to the side and make sure we dont take pictures or touch things we are not supposed to.
The other day I was supposed to install a ground rod for a new piece of equipment. I had to ask my boss if I was installing a ground rod or beef when I looked at the print.
Going in to work tomorrow to install a bucket in a MCC and pull some wire. Hopefully security isnt too nosy and stays out of the way. I will be spending the day in part of the GM design building. Usually they sit off to the side and make sure we dont take pictures or touch things we are not supposed to.
ChrisJ
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An operator dug up some underground wiring and my tool partner and I had to fix it today. There is some 3" PVC sleeved over it and this was just the first splice for the section we had to replace. 4100 VAC lot lighting that was buried about 4' underground. First time using this style of splice. A barrel splice crimp is actually making the splice, but the kit includes a cover and epoxy that protects it from moisture and being pulled apart.
The other day I was supposed to install a ground rod for a new piece of equipment. I had to ask my boss if I was installing a ground rod or beef when I looked at the print.
Going in to work tomorrow to install a bucket in a MCC and pull some wire. Hopefully security isnt too nosy and stays out of the way. I will be spending the day in part of the GM design building. Usually they sit off to the side and make sure we dont take pictures or touch things we are not supposed to.
Parking lot lights are 4100V?
ChrisJ
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So today at work an engineer proved a heatpipe I removed off of a 2008 Asus motherboard actually worked. Intact 30W into a resistor produces 81C, after I cut the end and removed the liquid under the same exact conditions it hit 132C and the heatsink on the end wasn't getting warm anymore.
The liquid actually worked.
I had no doubt heatpipes worked, I just doubted the northbridge cooler on a motherboard had a real one. Apparently it did.
Interesting part though was it didn't seem to do anything until it got around 80C so apparently that northbridge ran warm.
The liquid actually worked.
I had no doubt heatpipes worked, I just doubted the northbridge cooler on a motherboard had a real one. Apparently it did.
Interesting part though was it didn't seem to do anything until it got around 80C so apparently that northbridge ran warm.
hammrdwn510
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Tada
Kuntryboy865
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Stopped at the Cheyenne river reservation to see my wifes family
Kuntryboy865
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The rez is so small and everyone knows each other that when we got there people kept staring at our sonic we were in my wifes dads house and several cars would make a couple trips up and down the road to look at it. Her family never seen a sonic before lol. The rez is small and WAY out in the middle of no where though.