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It’s listed online for about eight hundred bucks, but so much cheaper when “pre‐owned”.  Wire a dozen of them in series, and save a few hundred bucks. Surely one will break the fault.
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That name again is Mr Plow
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Mar 11, 2023 04:59
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The Management posted:That name again is Mr Plow 
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Mar 11, 2023 05:02
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can't be mad at you guys but seriously, come on.
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My grandmother is in her late 80s. She and her brother very young children around when the US got into WW2. When the war started, her whole family made a big move so that her dad could get a job at one of factories opened for building supplies. Her main memory of that move was taking a long train ride where she and her brother both slept in the overhead luggage area. I might have to show her this and ask if it was in one of these things.
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Mar 11, 2023 05:32
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https://i.imgur.com/7lVG12Z.mp4
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Mar 11, 2023 05:37
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That's a weird magic trick
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Mar 11, 2023 06:31
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Now you see it....now you don't. efb
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Non Compos Mentis posted:That's a weird magic truck
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how do so many trucks happen to break down when their rear end is on a train track
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HolHorsejob posted:how do so many trucks happen to break down when their rear end is on a train track train tracks are often slightly elevated compared to the rest of the road surface, creating a small bump, and trucks are long. As a result, low trucks have a habit of getting stuck. Other than that, it's just numbers. railroads like to eliminate level crossings wherever they can manage it for a reason, after all. If you think level crossings are weird, look up "street running." (Street running is awesome and railroads should do more of it for my entertainment.)
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This kills the truck.
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How heavily armored is the front of those engines? Doesn't even look scratched.
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The other majorly osha bit in that clip is the driver of the car not gunning it like hell to get out of the potential debris spray zone, but no, gotta get the vid for social media
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devmd01 posted:The other majorly osha bit in that clip is the driver of the car not gunning it like hell to get out of the potential debris spray zone, but no, gotta get the vid for social media was gonna say, chance of something heavy and made of metal coming right through your windshield is very very VERY non-zero
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Genesplicer posted:How heavily armored is the front of those engines? Doesn't even look scratched. Very armored. Literally armored. The front can deform in some cases. It's where the toilet is located. Train drivers avoid going to the toilet in places where they could potentially hit things because it would be a particularly unpleasant place to get trapped by deformed metal, or to die. Bullet proof glass is also a thing. Both because of hitting things, but also because Muricans like to shoot trains. Yes, really. LimaBiker fucked around with this message at 10:29 on Mar 11, 2023 |
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https://twitter.com/ass_beaters/status/1634418747766079492?s=20
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Mar 11, 2023 13:14
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GROSS don't post snuff decabitation videos here 
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Genesplicer posted:How heavily armored is the front of those engines? Doesn't even look scratched. The locomotive is 200 tons and as strong as they can make it. That's also a very low speed crash, see how fast it stops.
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FuturePastNow posted:That's also a very low speed crash, see how fast it stops. That's what i tried telling the flight instructor after the nose dive but he wouldn't listen
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i like that the machine is continuous, it's the conveyor belt that jerks forward to create neat separate stacks of knives. It's pleasing somehow.
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Where the electrician goons at? What or where would this actually be used at?
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holtemon posted:Where the electrician goons at? He's trying to make a school bus ev. It's actually smaller then he needs at 2500 watts. He did an EV escape before this https://youtu.be/Gs6YRANUR-c
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Mar 11, 2023 18:33
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2500 amps. If he's got an average EV motor running at around 400 volts, that's 1 million watts.
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1 MAGAWatt
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I'm trying to figure out if this little machine is also sharpening the blade stock as it runs through, or if that's a razor-sharp metal ribbon whipping around back there. I don't see any grinding swarf or coolant...
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Mar 11, 2023 18:43
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holtemon posted:Where the electrician goons at? It's rated for up to 600v AC, 300v DC, so it's probably some kind of diesel electric motor poo poo. The secondary generators on diesel electric locomotives operate at about that power level.
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holtemon posted:Where the electrician goons at? It's NEMA class L so "low" voltage or mains voltage. It's for industrial applications to feed smaller circuits or maybe even for a whole building.
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gbut posted:1.21 MAGAWatt What the hell is a magawatt?!
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqOLoFkV5js skip to 1:14 for the trainfuckling.
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Byzantine posted:What the hell is a magawatt?! It's unit of power based on MAGAchuds burning with indignation when something offends them.
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The Real Amethyst posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqOLoFkV5js The white steel coil cars that derail in that video are the type being temporarily removed from service due to "unusual wheel movement" which, in this case, means the wheels moving horizontally until they don't line up with the rails. If you happen to pass any rail yards, keep an eye out to see if they've set any of those cars aside for inspection and repair. Also, unrelated, street running gone wrong: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pL7qM7fBOmE&t=96s
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Byzantine posted:What the hell is a magawatt?! A bill-yin red white and blue watts
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Make Ampmerica Great Again
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#ivolted 
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The watt just got 5... joules? higher!
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Sagebrush posted:I'm trying to figure out if this little machine is also sharpening the blade stock as it runs through, or if that's a razor-sharp metal ribbon whipping around back there. I don't see any grinding swarf or coolant... I like to think it's the latter  Some less dangerouns machines this time https://i.imgur.com/WuZN9JY.mp4 https://i.imgur.com/xYu8S72.mp4 E: the most dangerous of all machines, testing your mom's dildo: https://i.imgur.com/oxo4sAQ.mp4 mobby_6kl fucked around with this message at 01:52 on Mar 12, 2023 |
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How to remove small amounts of goods from a sack without opening it. https://i.imgur.com/YFupGq7.mp4
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