If I had to guess the waveform looks to me like a faulty capacitor in the primary line because of the way it decays but I have no experience with distribution systems or faults in them.
Must be climate change. Who'd a thunk that heavy snow would happen in Newfoundland in the winter, while humans exist on the planet? Wonder what it would have been like during the Ice Age?
Icy?
Average annual snowfall in Newfoundland is ~320cm (about 10.5 feet for you imperials). But that is annual, not daily. This past day accounted for 1/3 of that annual snow fall. Quite the dumping!
I remember, as a kid, back in the 50's, 58 or 59, that we got three feet, a meter to you metrics, in a storm. Then, to add insult to injury, it rained a little on top of it then got really cold, as in the teens for a high. There was a six inch crust of ice on the top. Lots of "fun" to shovel and plowing was done with front end loaders and snow blowers brought in from upstate New York.
The first year we were in this house we got two feet, overnight. I didn't even have a snow blower then, just shovels. Thank G-d for kind neighbors, we have a 150 foot, 50 meter for you metrics, driveway plus the area we park in.
So it's happened before and will happen again.
The first year we were in this house we got two feet, overnight. I didn't even have a snow blower then, just shovels. Thank G-d for kind neighbors, we have a 150 foot, 50 meter for you metrics, driveway plus the area we park in.
So it's happened before and will happen again.
I converted my house over to LED's and I ran into a similar problem. But I had two issues, 1) A set of LED's were connected to an electronic timer. (Seems the LED were not dimmer rated and they needed a manual timer / On-Off) Replaced timer and no more flashing. 2) Had one set of LED's connected to a dimmer switch and again were not dimmer rated. (Dah on my part). Good luck with tracking your problem down. Let us know what you find.
Watching some of the academy nominated movies.
The Irishman was good, a little long but quite good. (We get to find out what happened to Hoffa.
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The Lighthouse had awesome cinematography and acting from Dafoe, strange movie though.
Looking forward to Ford VS Ferrari, The Two Popes and 1917.
The Irishman was good, a little long but quite good. (We get to find out what happened to Hoffa.
)The Lighthouse had awesome cinematography and acting from Dafoe, strange movie though.
Looking forward to Ford VS Ferrari, The Two Popes and 1917.
I watched Ford V Ferrari day before yesterday, really good. Got 1917 yesterday, still haven't watched it or the 2nd halve of The Irishman as yet.
hey, got a question about a dna 75c mod I built a while ago, its been dropped one too many times and not sure if its the board or the screen/ connection, the screen is all white, snowed out, the device fires an atty ,it was a bit of a pain to get the connections soldered, my first build and all, so would at least like to know what im going in for, board or screen?? any help would be a great service
Watching some of the academy nominated movies.
The Irishman was good, a little long but quite good. (We get to find out what happened to Hoffa.
The Lighthouse had awesome cinematography and acting from Dafoe, strange movie though.
Looking forward to Ford VS Ferrari, The Two Popes and 1917.
Completely forgot about The Irishman. Thx for bringing it up. Just finished watching, not Scorsese’s best IMO, but well done…I enjoyed it. Good to see De Niro and Pesci together again – the two combined just seem to knock out great movies.
What I call those connections is as a ZIF connector. And on some, the latch can be replaced while the rest is still on the board. I don't know which kind Evolv uses. If it can't be replaced, then the whole connector needs to be replaced. And without the special equipment, can be really tough even for a pro.
This isn't guaranteed to work, and before giving up, some scotch tape might hold it down well enough to work. Also with any luck, you might find the missing piece. Then lay that on first and then tape it.
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Not that any of this matters but I just "figured" it out today. I was charging my DNA60 with a power bank this morning and vaping on it while charging. That's when I noticed that it still was charging while the fire button was pressed. So tonight I check a DNA75 and it interrupts the charge when the fire button is pressed like a 200 or 250 does. Then on to a DNA75C, still keeps charging when fired, guess I'll check a DNA250C next.
Edit: DNA250C interrupts the charging when the fire button is pressed.
Edit: DNA250C interrupts the charging when the fire button is pressed.
The DNA75 doesn't display the charge current either.
I need to go back and check the DNA250C again as I'm pretty sure it still charges when firing. The 250C would actually crash/reboot my power bank when fired, not just drops the amps to zero like the others.
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