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As I stated in a similar thread yesterday, the missing thing with some of the members is a lack of communication skills whether it be to their peers (as here) or to their customers! Electrical knowledge and skill is important but I tell you what; so is being able to communicate with others.
 
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with apprentices, i always used to find the best communication tool to be a wet rag applied across the head.
 
As I stated in a similar thread yesterday, the missing thing with some of the members is a lack of communication skills whether it be to their peers (as here) or to their customers! Electrical knowledge and skill is important but I tell you what; so is being able to communicate with others.

Yep, common sense wouldn't go amiss either.
 
What the hell are you guys talking about. You all should help each other not matter who we are or what we are doing. I had one question and you guys didnt help instead you started talking garbage about arrogance and lack of communication.

I thank everyone who replied and tried to help.

If you don't like my question or think it is arrogant to ask then why the hell are you on this forum. Isn't this forum suppose to help each other?

Thanks.
 
nazoom, people come on here to get help, that's fine. What isn't is the pure laziness of some students who seem to think it is OK to get answers for your homework on here. I didn't spend 3 years at college so I could do other peoples homework/coursework without any input from them.

If on the other hand they come on and give a problem letting us know it is for homework, and give some of their own suggestions to the answer they will get a lot more help and assistance.

I haven't seen your post you are referring too, and I am sure if it was a genuine problem you couldn't solve the posters on there would feel quite bad about what they said.
 
If you don't like my question or think it is arrogant to ask then why the hell are you on this forum. Isn't this forum suppose to help each other?

Thanks.


So you think you can ask what appears to be a fault finding question, offer no thoughts yourself and then include whats in red above.

Maybe you need to think about how you communicate and how best to get the best out of this forum. Such "attitide" as you've expressed here WILL get peoples backs up and quite rightly so IMHO.

I'll give the benefit of the doubt for now so lets see a more contructive question, with your thoughts on the answer next time.
 
What the hell are you guys talking about. You all should help each other not matter who we are or what we are doing. I had one question and you guys didnt help instead you started talking garbage about arrogance and lack of communication.

I thank everyone who replied and tried to help.

If you don't like my question or think it is arrogant to ask then why the hell are you on this forum. Isn't this forum suppose to help each other?

Thanks.


Oh dear, see what I mean?
 
What the hell are you guys talking about. You all should help each other not matter who we are or what we are doing. I had one question and you guys didnt help instead you started talking garbage about arrogance and lack of communication.

I thank everyone who replied and tried to help.

If you don't like my question or think it is arrogant to ask then why the hell are you on this forum. Isn't this forum suppose to help each other?

Thanks.

The difference between you and a certain other poster, you've shown some appreciation.
 
simple test for end/end. use a megger and an apprentice. croc clip one lead to 1 end of the RFC cable. get the app. to hold the other end in one hand and the other megger lead in the other hand. blast it at 1000v. if he squeals, then you have a circuit
 
simple test for end/end. use a megger and an apprentice. croc clip one lead to 1 end of the RFC cable. get the app. to hold the other end in one hand and the other megger lead in the other hand. blast it at 1000v. if he squeals, then you have a circuit
do you reccomend wet or dry apprentices for this test? lol
 

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