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Someone mentioned a buzzing coming from the board.....
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Tell me that’s still live ?
Tell them about the honey mommy!
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Neat layout , and space for additions , promotes good airflow.
..Some one liked it and made a new home !
(was enclosure meant to be sealed better )
Still live ? I would imagine they like the background warmth !
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Bee board pic stolen from facebook.
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Here we go ?
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No Drone type surely.
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I can't tell whether to be impressed or disappointed.
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I may bee .. a bit sad , but I think that's an advantage , public info.
... For my mental health , I don't actually have to go there nor be snooped on. (Or blasted with adverts .. and online conversations )
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I just reflexed my uncles sheep shearing contraption. The picture below is the original flex…. PAT afterwards and all good….
but look. Core colours are red, black and green, no yellow stripe.
uninsulated pins on the plug.
And the flex isn’t damaged by something cutting it…. It’s just so old that it’s cracked along the thinnest parts in a spiral following the the cores inside.
but look. Core colours are red, black and green, no yellow stripe.
uninsulated pins on the plug.
And the flex isn’t damaged by something cutting it…. It’s just so old that it’s cracked along the thinnest parts in a spiral following the the cores inside.
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I'm guessing that spiral is due to outer sheath having been wrapped - like you might see on some hydraulic hose. Never knew cables were ever constructed in that way, although it's not altogether surprising.
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That is how they were constructed the cord you can see prevents the conductors being stretched.
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obviouslyyou'd run outof a bit of tape and some wet&dry.
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No…. The flex wasn’t wrapped like suggested… there are some parts intact, and complete without the lines that wrapping would show.
the white string cord inside the flex was used as a strain relief at the motor end.
the flex just passed through a grommit, and two of the strings were tied round a bit of plastic to stop it falling back out.
I replaced it with a stuffing gland.
the white string cord inside the flex was used as a strain relief at the motor end.
the flex just passed through a grommit, and two of the strings were tied round a bit of plastic to stop it falling back out.
I replaced it with a stuffing gland.
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