Your Blue Peter badge is winging its way to you as we speak.
Wear it with pride!!!!
I came in to read this thread on the last page.
I wondered where it got derailed beyond all recognition.
I found it

Your Blue Peter badge is winging its way to you as we speak.
Wear it with pride!!!!
Thats unfair.....just taken me over an hour to read through this post.....and its Monday....with nothing on tv worth watching...dont spoil my only fun
Oh right. I did city guilds 2330 for 3 years. Then 12 week 17th edition regs. Still need to do 2391
Been on this forum too long.....it has that effect I believe...You’ve a bizarre idea of fun!
Do you think it helped you any??
Haven't done this kind of work and calculations. That's why I don't have a clue.
By the way did I mention that I have already connected probably over 10 machines for the same factory. Ranging from 2.5mm cable up to 25mm cable. Some machines are same physical size as this one that I was going to do and they do the same work. The only time they called back was when a machine was tripping. I set overload at 7kw. The motor rating was 7. So I changed the overload to 4-10kw and adjusted it to tiny bit over 7 which fixed the problem. All this was done over the last 5-6 years. I've also done conveyer belts. Forklift chargers. A few of the bigger machines I've done cost them around a million each.
Of course he has done it all before, that is why his username is electricshock lmaoI thought you said earlier that you had not done this type of work before, never done the calcs and didn't have a clue.
Do try to be more consistent.
Of course he has done it all before, that is why his username is electricshock lmao
I thought you said earlier that you had not done this type of work before, never done the calcs and didn't have a clue.
Do try to be more consistent.
How many watts did you use up?
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