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nomad2020 posted:A bag o' Cessna Citation balance weights, Part Number: 357D160G Instructions unclear. Attempted installation on TBM 850. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLWsuqdfVQo
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General Bullshit › OSHA IV: Try not to murder the Inspector
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General Bullshit › OSHA IV: Murdering the Inspector is Against Regulations
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Platystemon posted:Instructions unclear. And the biggest question is ...not that question, you loving Floridian. Like how about do you normally go around with bullet umbrellas down there or what??? And if not why not, God! Karate Bastard fucked around with this message at 09:05 on Sep 18, 2021 |
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Hotel I’m currently staying at.
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ROJO posted:To clarify, every bathroom receptacle needs to be GFCI protected, and every kitchen counter-top receptacle must be (and garages, crawlspaces/unfinished basements, and outdoor receptacles). Also every receptable within 6 ft of any sink not covered by the previous situations. We’ve seen in new construction where the panels have the gfci, if someone turns on an old box fan it will trip it. Someone said something about the brushes in the motor arcing or something, but what is the cause of it tripping here? Apparently this doesn’t happen with newer motors.
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Cartoon Man posted:https://i.imgur.com/xS5S6J7.mp4 It looks like it might have just burned off in the air until he kicked it and rolled it over to spray on the excavator, lol
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Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:We’ve seen in new construction where the panels have the gfci, if someone turns on an old box fan it will trip it. Someone said something about the brushes in the motor arcing or something, but what is the cause of it tripping here? Apparently this doesn’t happen with newer motors. It isn't tripping because the motor is an old design, it's tripping because something is wrong with the wiring that more power is going in than is coming back. Maybe that power is coming back on the ground wire, which is less than ideal. Maybe it's coming back by going through you and you never really noticed the slight tingle when you touch the case and you're only alive because you were wearing shoes and had dry hands. The GFCI doesn't know if that unaccounted power is going "safely" through the ground wire or through your heart so it shuts everything off.
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Cartoon Man posted:https://i.imgur.com/xS5S6J7.mp4 Well it's empty now.
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Brushed motors can cause AFCIs (arc fault circuit interrupters, designed to trip when something is broken and causing electrical arcing, which is a mega fire hazard) to trip, because they actually are causing arcing internally that's tough to distinguish from the arcing that the AFCI is looking for. GFCIs without arc fault detection won't have the same nuisance trips just because something has a motor in it, if it's constantly tripping then that means something in the circuit is leaking quite a lot of current.
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The Wiggly Wizard posted:🔥🔥🔥 Dahir Insaat x SpaceX collab just dropped 🔥🔥🔥 Do they get money from these videos somehow?
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Cojawfee posted:Do they get money from these videos somehow? It's patent trolling, afair. They're also weirdly hostile to being mocked. Slowbeef had a retsuplay video making fun of a Dahir Insaat compilation video, and he got a C&D/takedown for it.
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Jabor posted:Brushed motors can cause AFCIs (arc fault circuit interrupters, designed to trip when something is broken and causing electrical arcing, which is a mega fire hazard) to trip, because they actually are causing arcing internally that's tough to distinguish from the arcing that the AFCI is looking for. I consider this a big asterisk to my earlier post, but maintain that 9/10 times when this happens its "Old sparky used to work just fine at my old house. Must be that darned computer the Nanny-State put in my outlets"
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vortmax posted:It's USDA instead of OSHA but it's happened This whole thing reads like the Bear Cave Soup memos.
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vortmax posted:It's USDA instead of OSHA but it's happened What a letdown. I was hoping for something quite a bit more gruesome from a sausage factory murder.
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Jabor posted:Brushed motors can cause AFCIs (arc fault circuit interrupters, designed to trip when something is broken and causing electrical arcing, which is a mega fire hazard) to trip, because they actually are causing arcing internally that's tough to distinguish from the arcing that the AFCI is looking for. Isn't it true that old and worn GFCIs may nuisance trip? The one in my bathroom that came with the house pops far more often than the one i just installed in the kitchen. Fairly certain the bathroom GFCI is the only thing on the circuit, too.
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that is not what I meant by "jesus take the wheel"
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azurite posted:Isn't it true that old and worn GFCIs may nuisance trip? The one in my bathroom that came with the house pops far more often than the one i just installed in the kitchen. Fairly certain the bathroom GFCI is the only thing on the circuit, too. Well sure I mean anything can start to not work right and fail. I've had a GFCI breaker that went bad and would routinely trip with absolutely no loads on the circuit, or anything even hooked up to the breaker. I think the point is that when working correctly a functioning AFCI still can routinely have a nuisance trip on properly functioning motors. An appropriately wired motor should not result in a trip on a GFCI that is functioning properly.
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haveblue posted:that is not what I meant by "jesus take the wheel" That's more of a "Moses take the wheel" situation.
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SpaceCadetBob posted:What a waste of a good boot. that's why he's prolly dead
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Mumpy Puffinz posted:that's why he's prolly dead His shoes came off!
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Uthor posted:His shoes came off! yup
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Harry_Potato posted:IMPROVISE, ADAPT AND. OVERCOME overcome your insurance's requirement to pay for your house fire recovery
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Mumpy Puffinz posted:It hopefully found a new life in Brooklyn. A Boot Grows in Brooklyn
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