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Robobot posted:Wonder if all that needed to happen or if there could have been some sort of monetary fee paid? Really curious to see what they thought would happen here. "I have four-wheel drive, I can go anywhere!"
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It is a Jeep, I think rolling over is its natural state.
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Where are Jeep people in the hierarchy of stupid drivers roughly sorted by vehicle type?
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Mister Speaker posted:Where are Jeep people in the hierarchy of stupid drivers roughly sorted by vehicle type? Fairly high I'll wager.
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Varkk posted:It is a Jeep, I think rolling over is its natural state. They should have sent a Wrangler wrangler.
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Mister Speaker posted:Where are Jeep people in the hierarchy of stupid drivers roughly sorted by vehicle type? I'd place Jeep people just below "lifted truck in the suburbs that slows down to go over railroad tracks" guys but above "50-something year old man in a Miata" guys.
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TotalLossBrain posted:Where do boomers in C7s and C8s rank? Boomer spotted
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:Check out this long-rear end canal tunnel: English canal boats are such an odd thing. I understand the canals were how they got stuff around before railroads. But railroads were invented yet the canals are still there for retired folks to putter around on like a floating RV park? It seems silly and indulgent but it's preserved a hundreds year old canal system with locks and tunnels so I guess that's a good thing. Like you can still travel around the country like that as long as you know which historical society to call so a 90 year old man will come unlock a gate or fill a lock for you.
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drunk mutt posted:Boomer spotted Trap sprung, I'm actually a Jeep driver
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TotalLossBrain posted:Trap sprung, I'm actually a Jeep driver C:\User\jeep4lyfe\Documents\Same Picture.jpg
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chrisgt posted:I rented a house like this with missing grounds, I couldn't be barefoot at my metal desk. If I stood barefoot on the floor and held one meter probe in my hand, the one touched to the desk read 60vac. What? The three prongs have a neutral that should be 0V relative to earth ground and a hot thats 120V and a ground that’s 0V unless you’re part of a voltage divider you’ll never be 60V.
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60V on a floating earth pin sounds like leakage current from a Y-capacitor in an EMI filter (at least I think that's the only reason they're used). Y capacitors have 3 leads and 2 identical internal capacitors, and are used in noise filters (the capacitors are probably setup in such a way that there is inductance between the two caps and it forms an LC filter or something, I forget). The two capacitor elements (which are connected from live-earth and neutral-earth) form a capacitive voltage divider with the earth as the output node. Since the earth pin in the outlet was disconnected, it presents as a high impedance load (compared to the impedance of the Y capacitor), and so you get the full 120 VAC / 2 at the earth lead / chassis ground. If the monitor used the chassis ground in the shield for one or more of the ports, then it could connect up to the chassis ground of a connected PC. If that PC also had a floating earth, then the chassis would also be energized. If the Y capacitor is functioning properly, the amount of leakage current probably shouldnt be harmful (even if its perceptible), but what the hell do i know! edit: to be clear, a 3 prong NEMA 5-15 plug or outlet only has one live conductor, regardless of whether the ground is disconnected or not. the ground is only there for safety and noise reasons--the neutral conductor will always be at the same(ish) voltage as the ground conductor except in fault conditions, since the neutral is bonded to ground at some point (like the panel or meter, dont know the code lol). If the ground conductor is broken at some point then the neutral is still at the same voltage, nothing changes. What changes is that a ground-connected chassis is now floating, which means that if something shorts to a chassis then you can have an appliance or device with mains voltage on the chassis. Or, in the case of leakage, you can see voltage on a chassis that you dont expect (which is probably current limited and totally safe) edit 2: added more details bc i realized this is the osha thread and not the electronics thread Slanderer fucked around with this message at 04:50 on Jul 28, 2022 |
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TotalLossBrain posted:Where do boomers in C7s and C8s rank? Wow, that's crazy, you've met my dad!?
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Turn around and do it with the forks, you cowards
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I didn't know getting forklift certified was so combative
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The Shortest Path posted:I didn't know getting forklift certified was so combative Well, that's only when there's a tie on the final.
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Does the tourney winner qualify for a kiss from the lady of the house?
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AceClown posted:jfc Look, stairs suck. Anything we can do to avoid using them is a good thing.
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When you know you’ve got a good moving friend.
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Scratch Monkey posted:Intriguing! Oh yeah if you like urbex and OSHA, you will probably love INFRA.
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:Check out this long-rear end canal tunnel: Is it weird that I suddenly want to sell off all my possessions, buy a narrowboat and cruise the canals of England? E: I guess I could also buy a narrowboat and cruise the waterways of Finland 
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Shaman Tank Spec posted:Is it weird that I suddenly want to sell off all my possessions, buy a narrowboat and cruise the canals of England? Not at all. Moorings can be pricey in certain locations, but you can get a pretty cosy modernised boat for ~£40k. With 5G mobile internet dongles, it’s a pretty viable option. I have several pals who did it, although I have wondered how they handle moving their car or van at the same time as the boat. Don’t expect to get anywhere fast, though. It’s a multi-day trip to go most places - and you need a helper because you do the locks and stuff yourself, usually.
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Kitten rescued from Excavator Engine
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I kind of want to see the rest of the video because how are they getting it into that apartment ? Through the window?
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CarForumPoster posted:What? The three prongs have a neutral that should be 0V relative to earth ground and a hot thats 120V and a ground that’s 0V unless you’re part of a voltage divider you’ll never be 60V. Well the discussion was that the outlet did not have the ground wire connected. Therefore the ground wire in a cord becomes floating. And if any energy is induced into this floating ground wire by ground leakage in equipment, the fact that wires next to each other capacitively couple, EMI/Y caps, etc. you'll see voltage on the ground. Thus you may see voltage between the equipment case and the actual, IRL, ground.
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Hollismason posted:I kind of want to see the rest of the video because how are they getting it into that apartment ? Through the window?
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Mmmh I've seen a few morons blow these apart even when placed where they are supposed to be (directly in front of the barrel). This guy seems to think it's a target?
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Humphreys posted:Oh gently caress no. It absolutely amazes me that they thought it would be a good idea to have those two blokes standing on the platform! Like, you have a couch right there. Sit down for gently caress's sake!
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Oh poo poo, the tourists are on their way right now, we've gotta go for total obliteration! No, don't worry about the shoes, I said we're going total!
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DreadUnknown posted:Oh yeah if you like urbex and OSHA, you will probably love INFRA. I'm gonna echo this and thank the people upthread who recommended INFRA, it's a game I never knew I wanted so bad.
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