Not So Pro 3

[Stihl working Hard]

i leave for 6 hours and you guys cant even do 3 pages
must be alot of geritol used and alot of afternoon naps

Your sadly missed Dallas you been slacking again

 

[Stihl working Hard]

Incase you haven’t noticed I answered your request in the other thread.

Thanks kind sir noted and replied

 

[Dream]

That’s cool. We have very long runs of fiber. Only thing I don’t like about that is the stupid media converters that fail pretty often

I'm thinking noise probably.
Thats what we normally have issues with. Motor leads with VFD controlled motors getting too close to an ethernet cable or an encoder cable for vector feedback to a drive.

That's pretty much it, except for the remote rack on the trolley that moves back and forth.

 

[Stihl working Hard]

Good evening twerps. Whats new today

Some heavy chemistry between @Slumberjack and @Kiwioilboiler over my head for a firewood hack

 

[p61 western]

Good evening fellas.

 

[Stihl working Hard]

Good evening fellas. Youtube is being a *b-word with the 461 video I’m trying to upload

 

[Stihl working Hard]

@cuinrearview....ya know whats going to happen to these don't you. You have awakened the inner fire bug.View attachment 276412

Very nice indeed are they all complete in their own right

 

[Agent Smith]

Some heavy chemistry between @Slumberjack and @Kiwioilboiler over my head for a firewood hack

Yeah I'm definitely not smart enough for that wizardry

 

[Stihl working Hard]

Good evening fellas.

Good evening Mike how was your day today buddy

 

[Stihl working Hard]

Yeah I'm definitely not smart enough for that wizardry

Your not alone my friend

 

[Slumberjack]

I'm thinking noise probably.
Thats what we normally have issues with. Motor leads with VFD controlled motors getting too close to an ethernet cable or an encoder cable for vector feedback to a drive.
View attachment 276429
That's pretty much it, except for the remote rack on the trolley that moves back and forth.

Looks all too familiar but we have over 30 remote racks. The coke fired boiler is fluidized bed so we have all the safety hardwired relays as well. Bad thing is when the boiler trips we still make megawatts and have to ride the turbine down MANUALLY. That lava holds a lot of heat. I have to know all the mechanical controls for the turbine too. Huge headache.

 

[Stihl working Hard]

I can build guitar speaker cabinets and that’s about it lol

Your better that me .I will stick to bricks mortar and drawings thanks

 

[Stihl working Hard]

This was just about to get lovey-dovey with these dudes and you have to come along and throw the "bionic-slacker" smack down on everyone.
You remind me of DUSTY RHODES!

Lmao

 

[Slumberjack]

Some heavy chemistry between @Slumberjack and @Kiwioilboiler over my head for a firewood hack

I’m stupid at a lot of things lol one is I could never be a businessman because I don’t like feeling greedy.

 

[Dream]

Very nice indeed are they all complete in their own right

I'm not sure you understand what hes gonna do with those.
I'll just say that Magnesium burns REALLY hot once you get it lit, and cant be put out with water.

 

[Stihl working Hard]

So you don’t have any redundant parallel fiber loops between remote racks?

 

[Slumberjack]

I'm not sure you understand what hes gonna do with those.
I'll just say that Magnesium burns REALLY hot once you get it lit, and cant be put out with water.

Bahahhah

 

[Dream]

Looks all too familiar but we have over 30 remote racks. The coke fired boiler is fluidized bed so we have all the safety hardwired relays as well. Bad thing is when the boiler trips we still make megawatts and have to ride the turbine down MANUALLY. That lava holds a lot of heat. I have to know all the mechanical controls for the turbine too. Huge headache.

Nothing that complicated, but I used to be an electrician/ei tech for Louisianna Pacific.
The press controls were a PITA. We had old 525 controllers back then.
420 degree thermal oil and the crap that comes off a matt of soon to be OSB is not good for you or instruments/sensors/switches.

 

[Slumberjack]

Y’all talk too much

 

[Slumberjack]

Nothing that complicated, but I used to be an electrician/ei tech for Louisianna Pacific.
The press controls were a PITA. We had old 525 controllers back then.
420 degree thermal oil and the crap that comes off a matt of soon to be OSB is not good for you or instruments/sensors/switches.

Modicon main frame?