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blisca <blisca@tiscali.it>: May 14 12:34PM +0200 > machining answers to problems. Could you post a link to a picture of > the robot head? I'm curious about it. > Eric     Thanks,sorry for reading and answering so late Today i will have back the head and 'i will post a link to a pic   Thanks for your interest Diego

Charlie+ <charlie@xxx.net>: May 14 06:34AM +0100 On Sun, 13 May 2018 17:08:10 -0400, Bob Engelhardt   >Will it run on the BMS after it's been started with a direct connect? >If so, there are a variety of ways to connect it so that it's a direct >connection to start & then the BMS to run.   Thanks to you both - Im away for a few days now and will return to this problem with a reply to that question Bob. The NTC I think has a drawback in on-off-on switching time. Thanks for the idea NC! C+

Mike S <mscir@yahoo.com>: May 13 06:53PM -0700 On 5/13/2018 6:35 AM, Tim wrote: > of the first things I was taught about dressing cables was to never pull > cable ties too taut, as that is a prime way of causing both problems, > either in tying up loops or in dressing cable runs.   That all makes sense. We used Cat5e. On a few occasions the customer supplied Cat6 for us to run, it had substantial nylon wire guides... it's clear that a lot of science has gone into ethernet cables.

"petrus bitbyter" <petrus.bitbyter@hotmail.com>: May 13 11:53PM +0200 "Tom Del Rosso" schreef in bericht news:pcg95k$j0i$1@dont-email.me...   The switch mechanism cracked in my magnifying lamp. No ballast. Just a momentary and a latching switch combined, that feed the 4 terminals on the tube. The equivalents I find are around $20. Must be a cheaper source. Physical shape doesn't matter much, since the hole can be enlarged.   Thanks.       Had a similar lamp. The switch was relatively fragile and worned out fast. At first a mounted a ordinanry universal starter that wordked for some time. Then I replaced the old fashioned ballast by the eletronics of e fluoriscent lamp. Worked for years as a charm. Starts fast and the tube lasts much longer.   petrus bitbyter

Bob Engelhardt <BobEngelhardt@comcast.net>: May 13 05:08PM -0400 Will it run on the BMS after it's been started with a direct connect? If so, there are a variety of ways to connect it so that it's a direct connection to start & then the BMS to run.

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