UtraRep @UtraRep

North Carolina, Republican, mechanical engineer, father, MSL, Fed Reserve and inflation, GD&T, ASME Y14.5, heat treated steel, weldments Joined July 2018

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21 hours ago

@brokerintheboat @Chris_Smth Which would expire after 60 days, as need when you get a broker this bad 💩

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3 days ago

@liminal_warmth People that work on machines running can lines adapt to just looking at the HEX messages the machine is routing around.

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3 days ago

@peteoxenham “We built this for the military for some scary stuff, but fixed it for you to use on normal stuff…”

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3 days ago

@TheJeffPutnam @hawkmoonvonkoln I think he meant to bury you along with all the other evidence …

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3 days ago

@thesamparr “My numbers look like crap, unless you exclude some items.”

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3 days ago

@TorkWhisler Dealers job is to make money for themselves. Farmers job is to make money for themselves. Both need to meet where it makes sense for each other.

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4 days ago

@digitalspaz Take a walk around the lot

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@EthanMidkiff Can happen if parts aren’t grounded because of paint in between. Or if existing grounds have corroded over. So, cleaning and tightening all your grounds kmight help the fuse blow all the time so you can find the short.

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4 days ago

@EthanMidkiff I see grounding mentioned, but that would only help in a round about way: If something’s is rubbed through, but not well grounded, the fuse will only blow when it gets a good ground.

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4 days ago

@EthanMidkiff There’s always a real physical cause, even if it’s tough to find. A short blowing a fuse is probably from a rubbed through wire grounding out, or something inside your component grounding out.