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He's slowly turning into a parrot - or more likely a galah."ian field" <gangprobing.alien@ntlworld.com
** Fuck off -
you rabid, alien fucked pommy IDIOT !!!
One possibility is the rectifier reservoir electrolytic, it was a common
cause of failure in early types. The fact that space limitation restricts
this component to smaller than adequate remains true, the component is
highly stressed and I suspect the ESR rises significantly in a short
time.
** Peeeeuuuuukkkeeeeeeee..........................
Wot absolute, vomitous spew.
Total CRAP.
.... Phil
"Phil Allison" <phil_a@tpg.com.au> wrote in message
news:78fm9rF1mfq6dU1@mid.individual.net...
"ian field" <gangprobing.alien@ntlworld.com
** Fuck off -
you rabid, alien fucked pommy IDIOT !!!
One possibility is the rectifier reservoir electrolytic, it was a common
cause of failure in early types. The fact that space limitation restricts
this component to smaller than adequate remains true, the component is
highly stressed and I suspect the ESR rises significantly in a short
time.
** Peeeeuuuuukkkeeeeeeee..........................
Wot absolute, vomitous spew.
Total CRAP.
.... Phil
He's slowly turning into a parrot - or more likely a galah.
Certainly our Rainbow Parrot has a better repituore and much less stutter
Phillis Allison wrote:
.... Phillis
He's slowly turning into a parrot - or more likely a galah.
ian field wrote:
"Phil Allison" <phil_a@tpg.com.au> wrote in message
news:78fm9rF1mfq6dU1@mid.individual.net...
"ian field" <gangprobing.alien@ntlworld.com
** Fuck off -
you rabid, alien fucked pommy IDIOT !!!
One possibility is the rectifier reservoir electrolytic, it was a common
cause of failure in early types. The fact that space limitation restricts
this component to smaller than adequate remains true, the component is
highly stressed and I suspect the ESR rises significantly in a short
time.
** Peeeeuuuuukkkeeeeeeee..........................
Wot absolute, vomitous spew.
Total CRAP.
.... Phil
He's slowly turning into a parrot - or more likely a galah.
Certainly our Rainbow Parrot has a better repituore and much less stutter
It even fits with the fact that they then brighten as they warm, as ESR"Sylvia Else" <sylvia@not.at.this.address> wrote in message
news:00660d5f$0$31251$c3e8da3@news.astraweb.com...
Phil Allison wrote:
"ian field" <gangprobing.alien@ntlworld.com
** Fuck off -
you rabid, alien kiddie fucking pommy IDIOT !!!
One possibility is the rectifier reservoir electrolytic, it was a common
cause of failure in early types. The fact that space limitation
restricts this component to smaller than adequate remains true, the
component is highly stressed and I suspect the ESR rises significantly
in a short time.
** Peeeeuuuuukkkeeeeeeee..........................
Wot absolute, vomitous spee.
It doesn't seem totally implausible. Have you a theory of your own, Phil?
Sylvia.
He's too busy throwing a tantrum because he didn't think of it!
When the electronic ballast CFLs first hit the market and were much more
expensive, I attempted to repair any that failed - vented electrolytics were
at least as common as tubes dieing.
The quality of the electrolytics has improved significantly over the years
but space is limited and the small electrolytics are not ideal and succumb
to ripple current eventually.
answer his cage door .atec 7 7 wrote:
ian field wrote:
"Phil Allison" <phil_a@tpg.com.au> wrote in message
news:78fm9rF1mfq6dU1@mid.individual.net...
"ian field" <gangprobing.alien@ntlworld.com
** Fuck off -
you rabid, alien fucked pommy IDIOT !!!
One possibility is the rectifier reservoir electrolytic, it was a common
cause of failure in early types. The fact that space limitation restricts
this component to smaller than adequate remains true, the component is
highly stressed and I suspect the ESR rises significantly in a short
time.
** Peeeeuuuuukkkeeeeeeee..........................
Wot absolute, vomitous spew.
Total CRAP.
.... Phil
He's slowly turning into a parrot - or more likely a galah.
Certainly our Rainbow Parrot has a better repituore and much less stutter
Phil just needs someone to clean out his cage so he stops eating his
droppings.
I am sure a good headsmack would suffice but the weak little birdie wont
Not mention apparent issues with mounting orientation and whether or not the"Sylvia Else" <sylvia@not.at.this.address> wrote
Phil Allison wrote:
"ian field" <gangprobing.alien@ntlworld.com
** Fuck off -
you rabid, alien kiddie fucking pommy IDIOT !!!
One possibility is the rectifier reservoir electrolytic, it was a common
cause of failure in early types. The fact that space limitation
restricts this component to smaller than adequate remains true, the
component is highly stressed and I suspect the ESR rises significantly
in a short time.
** Peeeeuuuuukkkeeeeeeee..........................
Wot absolute, vomitous spee.
It doesn't seem totally implausible. Have you a theory of your own, Phil?
He's too busy throwing a tantrum because he didn't think of it!
When the electronic ballast CFLs first hit the market and were much more
expensive, I attempted to repair any that failed - vented electrolytics were
at least as common as tubes dieing.
The quality of the electrolytics has improved significantly over the years
but space is limited and the small electrolytics are not ideal and succumb
to ripple current eventually.
I am sure a good headsmack would suffice but the weak little birdie wont
answer his cage door.
He pretends to be sane for a few days so they let him out again!atec 7 7 wrote:
I am sure a good headsmack would suffice but the weak little birdie wont
answer his cage door.
Can't get someone to go to the door and make him open it? No Court
ordered medical care?
http://www.psychlaws.org/StateActivity/florida.htm gives some
information on Florida's 'Baker Act' laws. Phil needs better care than
he is getting.
Its almost certainly a contributing factor as the CFL ages but I think thereian field wrote:
"Sylvia Else" <sylvia@not.at.this.address> wrote in message
news:00660d5f$0$31251$c3e8da3@news.astraweb.com...
Phil Allison wrote:
"ian field" <gangprobing.alien@ntlworld.com
** Fuck off -
you rabid, alien kiddie fucking pommy IDIOT !!!
One possibility is the rectifier reservoir electrolytic, it was a
common cause of failure in early types. The fact that space limitation
restricts this component to smaller than adequate remains true, the
component is highly stressed and I suspect the ESR rises significantly
in a short time.
** Peeeeuuuuukkkeeeeeeee..........................
Wot absolute, vomitous spee.
It doesn't seem totally implausible. Have you a theory of your own,
Phil?
Sylvia.
He's too busy throwing a tantrum because he didn't think of it!
When the electronic ballast CFLs first hit the market and were much more
expensive, I attempted to repair any that failed - vented electrolytics
were at least as common as tubes dieing.
The quality of the electrolytics has improved significantly over the
years but space is limited and the small electrolytics are not ideal and
succumb to ripple current eventually.
It even fits with the fact that they then brighten as they warm, as ESR
drops with increasing temperature.
"terrycunt"
** The makers of the lamps do all lumen measurements for you !!!
Right!,
** Proves what an insane TROLL you are
FUCK HEAD !!
and they wouldn't be inclined to fudge the figures now would they?
** Irrelevant what they might be "inclined" to do.
Your absurd contention is 100% PARANOID SHITE
- typical of brain dead piles of autitsic shit like you.
..... Phil