u/jistresdidit

spell it right!

just check AI and any other research. Emeters are killing you.

Long-term low-voltage electrical exposure—whether from a single "no-let-go" accident or repeated minor household or occupational shocks—can lead to chronic, debilitating physical and psychological conditions known as long-term sequelae.

Despite low voltage (<1,000V) often being dismissed due to minimal external burning, clinical data shows it frequently causes more persistent long-term neurological and psychological issues than high-voltage shocks.

no bar fines, shows up every night after work, snuggle and cuddle, breaky, pool, couple quid for her time.

hitting me with pics of dying father, dead husband, the rugrat, and late rent notice.

i guess its low season and I'm the only ATM that still works .

but she's ok personality wise.

i used to be such a soulless creature.

Says there is some rain, getting ready to fly from Thailand.

Surf report for a beginner?

My favorite hotel now has a 500 baht joiner fee... Well... I booked a room for 2 online, says 2 on my reservation. So if someone drops on for fun, then no fee right?

Found a cutie at a soapie. Went back 2 days later for seconds. Got her line, said meet me for breakfast, she said she was busy. Respect that.

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Called her day later said I was coming in. She replies, boss raise prices. Said no thanks. I need a discount. Bye.

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Don't get played fellas. Walk away and go to the next apple tree.

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PS. What's the going rate for LT stunner on cowboy?

I need 2 dozen and found some shops charging 150b each. Grab or near sukum and ratcha.

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Thanks

The subpanel is run in a single metal conduit from the main about 30 feet from a double throw 30amp breaker. It has 2 hot and a neutral into a second 30 amp breaker. Our company requires a subpanel next to our equipment if we have to work on it so we don't have hunt down the main.

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So one leg is 119.4v, the other is 150v. If I disconnect the breaker and switch the two hot wires, the voltage of 150v stays on the same side of the subpanel breaker.

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Our company spec is less than 2% difference between legs. Customer says their electrician said this was normal. However we've been having control boards short out, which makes me think it's some voltage spike or something.

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Can I run an dmm ammeter on each leg if I disconnect it from the main? Or would I use a megger?

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PS the subpanel has 2 30amp fuses with a pull out disconnect.

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So I have some large 1/2" plate steel with some tapered 1/2" bolts, They are old and frozen. I usually drill them out. But a mechanic today welded on some 5/8" nuts and then just wrenched them off. Now I have the option of getting a magnetic drill press, or just doing what he did because some shops i go to don't have welders. it's a time thing.

I saw some inexpensive wlders at harbor freight. Honestly I might only use this 4X a year for four bolts. Then I disassemble and replace it with new bolts. This does not ahve to be pretty, it's only to remove some bolts that are frozen and stripped out on old machines we repair.

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