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I think it's vice versaarcing is the result of heated connections
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I think it's vice versaarcing is the result of heated connections
I think it's vice versa
The size of those terminals !Yes it's a prevalent strategy here Vortigern...slow a process as it may be....
a daily affair for most sparks here.....
What widget exists? What are you referring to here? Your posts are like riddles sometimes.
And if arcing is the result of heated connections, then surely a device which detects this arcing is a good thing? Note, I am not necessarily saying that AFDDs do this successfully, that is a different argument.
Please , let's not allow this issue into the political rathole of cognitive dissonance PEG. We really are serious in our quest to give a 'heads up' herreIt appears you have played a trump card ...
The size of those terminals !
(Have torque "wrenches" been specified yet ?
(D) Installation. Where a tightening torque is indicated as a
numeric value on equipment or in installation instructions
provided by the manufacturer, a calibrated torque tool shall be
used to achieve the indicated torque value, unless the equipment
manufacturer has provided installation instructions for
an alternative method of achieving the required torque.
And if arcing is the result of heated connections, then surely a device which detects this arcing is a good thing? Note, I am not necessarily saying that AFDDs do this successfully, that is a different argument.
This is my first post and last on this thread.
Every time I look to see what’s new in the posts. This one is top.
I’ve read it and it’s repetitive and boring.
Enjoy.
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