If you learn one thing a day you’re gonna do better than most people. I think that bits important.
I’m 41 now, and the skills I’ve learnt actually make my life harder because the expectations increase, as well as the number of people who hold them. I’m on another plane Monday morning for work. New Felder table saw to install, and some warranty work on another. They’re expensive saws, about NZ$60k for a saw with PCS.
I hope you get the machine going. People ignore problems when they know they’re replacing it in six months time, and it’s very hard finding third party engineers or electicricians who can work on a given machine - yet alone both!
I’m kinda odd, I love to make friends with corvids( I know he is a raptor). I’ve been seeing this guy, I bring him rats I kill at home, this morning, he finally got what we are doing. As soon as he saw my car he flew down
I’m safe, I don’t have much hair and I eat lunch in the Hitachi, pretty sure I could probably pluck a bird out of the air if they get squirrely on me the Corvids that I’ve made friends with bring me shiny shit as presence and return for whatever is left in my lunch
That’s one of my favorite birds. I’m very jealous. I’m pretty sure I’d be more excited to see that bird in the wild than any person on earth you know celebrity wise.
Yeah i have to assume that there might be, and being such an expensive board and chargers, i’m not really willing to fuck around and find out
The 20a charger was registering around 49.XX volts when it switched to CV mode and was pretty much delivering exactly 16a rather than 20… i let this go on for a little bit with both chargers running with no fuckery, but pulled them both shortly after.
I think that to be safe i’ll need to carefully monitor the charge and pull one charger when approaching the top end of the charge.
When im charging hot and heavy i turn way down for cv phase. I dont know if its that critical but i think its better to hit the top slowly. No data but feels right to do it
