Presumably this thing passed EMI and low voltage, is lead-free, too.
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Looks painful. Did the foot remain lead-free too? (*)
Cheers
Phil Hobbs
(*) I'm in the middle of writing some LPC1769 code, including several instances of
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Not too bad. Stress fracture or something from hiking a couple thousand vertical feet of the Pacific Crest trail.
Well, as long as you only point the gun at the foot...
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John Larkin a écrit :
Seems to be iron-free too :-)
-- Thanks, Fred.
A lead-foot? :-)
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Hopefully it'll heal soon. I guess you can't drive your Audi with this thing on. Last week I drove my sister's VW in germany and also rented one. My shoe size #13 was absolutely borderline and I always had to make sure I don't accidentally push down the brake pedal a bit along with the accelerator.
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Watch me! From way, way behind!
Actually, I take it off and wear a regular shoe (which does not have a CE sticker) for hyper-legal speeds.
I saw a big wheel of Regiano parmesan cheese, must have been worth kilobucks, that had its ISO9000 registration stuff branded into the side. Next thing, babies will have to be CE compliant in europe. Good luck getting them safety approved!
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Looks like the Chinese "CE" mark, not the true European CE authority. Scary.
Tim
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Flip side says MADE IN MEXICO.
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Which part? The sock? The tag? ;-)
Tim
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Comparison for posterity:
Tim
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You really are pretty stupid.
Do you have any real clue what CE is?
And that was not the "lead free" symbol either, idiot.
Most have fairly high emissions.
Why are you here, you irritating little tick?
Run along now and busy yourself with something useful. There are plenty of floors for you to mop and toilets to clean, so get to it.
CE isn't just about EMI and electrical safety. Its about product safety in general.
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On the weekend we at some sort of ten-alarm habanero from our neighbor's yard. No CE mark. That caused a major emission problem several hours later :-)
[...]-- Regards, Joerg http://www.analogconsultants.com/
That _burn_ upon emission ?:-) ...Jim Thompson
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I love to cook with wine. Sometimes I even put it in the food.
here this is called _C_hinese _E_xport" to specify stuff like this.
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As an EE manager at my first employer said, this stuff burns twice :-)
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