Re: Fuse/Breaker

[ICE]monkey · Post by **[ICE]monkey** » Tue Nov 04, 2008 7:51 pm

have i missed somethig , who where what ?
regards ice

sfstu · Post by **sfstu** » Tue Nov 04, 2008 8:36 pm

[ICE]monkey wrote: have i missed somethig , who where what ?
regards ice

think i missed something too..?!

anyway, cheers norse for good tip, will be trying out when fitting new board (14) with reduction gears and graupner speed 400's in tiger soon...

Jolteon · Post by **Jolteon** » Tue Nov 04, 2008 8:39 pm

fv432 wrote: anyone with a gcse in electronics knows that 7.2v at 10-14 amps cant kill you LOL

I don't mean to interrupt the flow or anything, but I do wish to correct your post.
as little as 6 milliamps can kill, and there is 1 amp in 100 milliamps.
That means as little as 0.06 amps is enough to kill a human being.

under normal conditions of course, your skin will protect you. But people have been known to die of small battery shocks. (and about 18 people die every year from "licking" 9 volt batteries")

I'm beginning to think your GCSE in Electronics is non existant. On another note, I left school with only 2 A-C grades......... Both in Science. I know what I'm on about.

I'm beginning to think Cole was right

Post by **Matdragon** » Tue Nov 04, 2008 8:52 pm

you could have said that nicer joelton.... he may have made a simple mistake but no need to put it like that....

thanks, the good thing though is i now no not to lick batteries (not that i ever did lol

)

Matt

fv432 · Post by **fv432** » Tue Nov 04, 2008 9:06 pm

hmm maybe thats where my braincells went HHMMM PP3s
oh and licking the strike part of old matchboxes

on the plus side i left school with the equivalent of 4 A-levels went on to do weapon technology for HM the queen and i am now an engineer for an international tooling company so i guess my electronics ref batteries could be a bit rusty oh and ive never heard of anyone being killed by a PP3 (thought that one would make front page of the Daily sport

) but that said doesnt mean iam calling you out just never heard it is all

Kind regards Rob

tiger205 · Post by **tiger205** » Tue Nov 04, 2008 11:06 pm

hi all
i left school with bugger all qualifications, now i'm a qualified fabricator/welder, and certified mad,(well thats what the mrs says).
rob your get a better buzz from a pp9,

, mind you theres loads of things that take batteries you can get a buzz from andd not die

Tony

sfstu · Post by **sfstu** » Wed Nov 05, 2008 3:47 pm

fv432 wrote: hmm maybe thats where my braincells went HHMMM PP3s
oh and licking the strike part of old matchboxes

on the plus side i left school with the equivalent of 4 A-levels went on to do weapon technology for HM the queen and i am now an engineer for an international tooling company so i guess my electronics ref batteries could be a bit rusty oh and ive never heard of anyone being killed by a PP3 (thought that one would make front page of the Daily sport ) but that said doesnt mean iam calling you out just never heard it is all

Kind regards Rob

game, set and match i'd say..

fv432 · Post by **fv432** » Wed Nov 05, 2008 4:05 pm

funny old world this

Jolteon dont want to sound like iam picking on you specifically but never seen your tank builds work in progress or anything for that matter (which usually helps people that dont now each other build a picture of the other persons skills and attitude)
not saying you dont have the skills perish the thought but it's normal ettiquette on the forums to show your stuff and others will decide for themselves whether they think you are up to it or not
dont really need to be told so

or as the old saying goes "The proof is in the pudding"

Kind regards Rob

tiger205 · Post by **tiger205** » Wed Nov 05, 2008 4:47 pm

fv432 wrote: funny old world this

Jolteon dont want to sound like iam picking on you specifically but never seen your tank builds work in progress or anything for that matter (which usually helps people that dont now each other build a picture of the other persons skills and attitude)
not saying you dont have the skills perish the thought but it's normal ettiquette on the forums to show your stuff and others will decide for themselves whether they think you are up to it or not
dont really need to be told so

or as the old saying goes "The proof is in the pudding"

Kind regards Rob

HEAR HEAR, i totally agree

Tony

Norse · Post by **Norse** » Wed Nov 05, 2008 6:27 pm

Jolteon is my partner and doesnt do tanks