What a stupid remark. Actors ACT, you retarded twit!
AlwaysWrong is *always* wrong.
You're a liar, as well as being AlwaysWrong.
Another threat. You're on a roll tonight, DimBulb.
Wrong again, AlwaysWrong.
They look standard ones....
WHAT'S WITH THE NAMNE ? ? ?
I'd expect a lot of overshoot on power on.
We already did that - a listed Transfer Switch is the *only* code
It's only harm if the resistance goes up enough to cause problems.On Tue, 16 Mar 2010 08:24:37 -0700, John Larkin
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with 2 HTs one tube and one from solid state.
has a 400va power transformer, 2x200ma chokes
2x5U4GC tubes.
its only part of my new hifi system
im still yet to build the 2 power amps
in a same look.
Cute. What's it like underneath?
John
havent finished wiring it yet.
I'm a fan of stretched bus wire. Get a piece of shiny tinned bus wire
or enameled magnet wire. Chuck one end in a vise and grab the other
end with vise grips and pull until it yields a little. It becomes
absolutely, beautifully straight. Cut it into chunks and wire away.
It wrecks the conductivity of course, but beauty must suffer.
John
One does not need to perform the pull trick to achieve the
straightness. Retaining the lattice integrity is pretty important.
Won't see me doing it.
ok ilike earth buses and point to point.
Yes, but compromising an electrical property in the name of appearances
ain't real bright. Like I mentioned, there are several ways to get a
straight run, as if that even matters.
Well, name a few.
The conductivity isn't harmed much by pulling the wire. It does look
great.
John
Harm is harm, Mr. Quantify as desired, but never when it goes against
something you stated. What an ass.
Please tell us a couple.
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with 2 HTs one tube and one from solid state.
has a 400va power transformer, 2x200ma chokes
2x5U4GC tubes.
its only part of my new hifi system
im still yet to build the 2 power amps
in a same look.
Cute. What's it like underneath?
John
havent finished wiring it yet.
I'm a fan of stretched bus wire. Get a piece of shiny tinned bus wire
or enameled magnet wire. Chuck one end in a vise and grab the other
end with vise grips and pull until it yields a little. It becomes
absolutely, beautifully straight. Cut it into chunks and wire away.
It wrecks the conductivity of course, but beauty must suffer.
John
One does not need to perform the pull trick to achieve the
straightness. Retaining the lattice integrity is pretty important.
Won't see me doing it.
ok ilike earth buses and point to point.
Yes, but compromising an electrical property in the name of appearances
ain't real bright. Like I mentioned, there are several ways to get a
straight run, as if that even matters.
Well, name a few.
The conductivity isn't harmed much by pulling the wire. It does look
great.
John
Harm is harm, Mr. Quantify as desired, but never when it goes against
something you stated. What an ass.
It's only harm if the resistance goes up enough to cause problems.
Worried about conduction? Use silver bus. Still, there are much less
destructive ways of getting it true and straight without putting stress
on the wire or work hardening it.
Please tell us a couple.
I just measured the resistance of 22" of #18 bus wire, sorta ragged
looking as pulled off the spool. Then I stretched it hard enough to
make it beautiful and straight.
You're an expert on this sort of thing, so estimate the resistance
before it was stretched, and how much it changed.
John
480)460-2350 Fax: Available upon request | Brass Rat |The prestretch resistivity was very close to the value predicted from
That work-hardens it, which makes it stiff and increases resistance.