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daddyiwantchocolate
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Give it a good slap on the ass!
Ditto Much
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have you tried it blindfolded
You can latch a relay by using a pair of its 'make' contacts to short-
circuit whatever switched it on in the first place. Assuming that your
machine doesn't object to its momentary contacts being short-circuited
externally, you are nearly home and dry. All you need is a way of re-
setting your latched relay. Triggering the machine relay won't work,
because its momentary contacts are short-circuited. What you need to do
is to put a 'break' push-button in series with the 'make' contacts of
your relay.
circuit whatever switched it on in the first place. Assuming that your
machine doesn't object to its momentary contacts being short-circuited
externally, you are nearly home and dry. All you need is a way of re-
setting your latched relay. Triggering the machine relay won't work,
because its momentary contacts are short-circuited. What you need to do
is to put a 'break' push-button in series with the 'make' contacts of
your relay.
Ditto Much
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okay seriously stop teasing already this is just cruel, I haven't slept anwhere near enough to have control over my hormones
Well Rob, Agata is my name too....but it's too serious for me.
Agatka is like Tommy for Tom... in PL
I like Agatka... it's me... a little kid stuck in a body of an adult.
... and what do I do... well... I design electrical control boxes used to control hydraulic systems on trucks.
I support two product lines... and every design is custom.
It's a little overwhelming.
No girls no boys... only grumpy old men all around.
Agatka is like Tommy for Tom... in PL
I like Agatka... it's me... a little kid stuck in a body of an adult.
... and what do I do... well... I design electrical control boxes used to control hydraulic systems on trucks.
I support two product lines... and every design is custom.
It's a little overwhelming.
No girls no boys... only grumpy old men all around.
Cool job!Originally posted by Agatka8
Well Rob, Agata is my name too....but it's too serious for me.
Agatka is like Tommy for Tom... in PL
I like Agatka... it's me... a little kid stuck in a body of an adult.
... and what do I do... well... I design electrical control boxes used to control hydraulic systems on trucks.
I support two product lines... and every design is custom.
It's a little overwhelming.
No girls no boys... only grumpy old men all around.
Please pardon me if I sound patronizing, but, it's pleasantly surprising that you're unafraid to work an industry which I'm sure is quite dominated by men.
Rob
haha... yeah..I've been know to go where I'm not suppose to. Always picking the uphill path…it’s my nature I guess.Originally posted by echootje
Cool job!
Please pardon me if I sound patronizing, but, it's pleasantly surprising that you're unafraid to work an industry which I'm sure is quite dominated by men.
Rob
It's true...it's not easy always. I do sometimes feel intimidated by certain man... but it's not so bad... because most are really nice.
Though I have to say that I had my share of tough moments at school... being the only girl in class... and at work too… but it’s the price you pay for doing something that most girls don’t.
I guess my ego needs to be fed in this manner to survive.
Agatka
Awww... thanks KillaLady
You know there really isn't enough girls doing this stuff.
It is fun figuring out puzzles everyday! It's never boring and never the same way twice!
It's like playing with LEGOs all day long!
I hope your car business works out soon! I'd love to come visit... and play with you!
You know there really isn't enough girls doing this stuff.
It is fun figuring out puzzles everyday! It's never boring and never the same way twice!
It's like playing with LEGOs all day long!
I hope your car business works out soon! I'd love to come visit... and play with you!
Well... I gave my recommendations to the guy working in the field with it.
I'm still waiting to hear back from him.
I have a feeling that the sensor triggering the coil... just wasn't providing enough current. We don't usually use that sensor for this purpose... the signal usually comes directly from a joystick... and it's usually stronger.
I'll let you ya know what happens
I'm still waiting to hear back from him.
I have a feeling that the sensor triggering the coil... just wasn't providing enough current. We don't usually use that sensor for this purpose... the signal usually comes directly from a joystick... and it's usually stronger.
I'll let you ya know what happens