polyarcturus
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well i cant say im that skilled, thermal loss? voltage drop? not sure
110v VS 220v
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Vonkins
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I was under the assumption if something operated more efficiently it would operate at a cheaper cost. Maybe in an industrial situation where a multitude of motors where to be being used, 240 might save some cost. MIGHT? Sorry for being such a wrong cocky arrogant asshole. I am a journeyman wireman, and a good one, I just keep my head in an industrial setting so maybe that's why I was thinking on a large scale. No excuses what so ever, I was wrong, wrong, wrong, and a major asshole. Sorry RIU members for being cocky and arrogant. And yes, my shit does stink. Very badly!!
Vonkins
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I do just a simple mistake. That's all sorry bro.
Vonkins
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Thank you and sorry to u to, my friend.?
Vonkins
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One thing I can for sure say I know is how to grow dank buds.
polyarcturus
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sorry i missed that ill stop being a dick. its all good man, just be open minded i didnt mean to go all out on you, but thats just some basic electrical stuff. on industrial/commercial scale things apply very differently.
Vonkins
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Thanx for being cool and understanding.
dray86man
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Dude, you may be thinking of three phase electrical systems that you're working with in an industrial setting. When you get up into the three phase, 480V range higher voltages may be a cost savings...I'm not too familiar w/ three phase systems.
Everyone makes errors. Glad yours were on this board and not out in the field......ZAP !
Peace.
Everyone makes errors. Glad yours were on this board and not out in the field......ZAP !
Peace.
dray86man
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Duh, it's just a simple squared relationship showing current vs. power loss. Anyone who had freshman physics is familiar with this relationship and you don't need to be some gear head to get it.
ArcticGranite
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We're all human and get to be ourselves on here. I'm JL. Work safe.
sonar
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Of course it isn't difficult to understand, I just don't feel like it is something every Joe Sixpack knows about.
SFguy
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+rep to you von, that is a hard thing to do just publicly admit wrong and apologize.... GOOD MAN
keep it real.
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The first guy was correct
berkman858
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I have to say that this is not the response I was expecting. Good stuff man, humility is a good quality to have.
Keep it green.
redi jedi
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The savings come from material cost. Increasing voltage reduces amp draw which means lighter gauge wire is required. Copper is expensive
polyarcturus
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cues
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OK. I think we all agree Von has swallowed his pride and recovered his self-respect.
At least anyone reading this will learn something.
We've all made mistakes.
I just read through an old post where I commented on the CEC capacity of hydroton and now realise I was talking BOLOX!
Where did my new knowledge come from?
Learned it here
At least anyone reading this will learn something.
We've all made mistakes.
I just read through an old post where I commented on the CEC capacity of hydroton and now realise I was talking BOLOX!
Where did my new knowledge come from?
Learned it here
polyarcturus
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OK. I think we all agree Von has swallowed his pride and recovered his self-respect.
At least anyone reading this will learn something.
We've all made mistakes.
I just read through an old post where I commented on the CEC capacity of hydroton and now realise I was talking BOLOX!
Where did my new knowledge come from?
Learned it here
dont worry i caught myself about to post something stupid yesterday about breeding, something i knew, but i thinking on to it too much lol it happens its better when you can admit you wrong. plenty of good examples of my stupidness from way back when.. i remember when i though MH bulbs put off UVB (they dont) and argued with the master over it, til,l of course, i was proved wrong, nowa days im considered one of the goto guys for UVB info.