Use different size wire in electro clutch?

lurch

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Ahh.

I wasn't thinking about stranded wire, in fact I never refer to stranded wires in that way.

I'd say:

7/32 AWG 10/34 AWG 19/36 AWG 41/40 AWG

rather than just "24AWG".

It pays to be specific when instructing a wireman ;-(

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Fred Abse

No, the answer to "Life, the Universe and Everything" is 42.

If that doesn't make sense to you, it's because you don't understand the question. The question is "What is six times nine?"

The only way any of this works out is if '42' is in base 13. (4*13+2=6*9)

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'So long, and thanks for all the fish' :)

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Thank you, that's very kind. :-)

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I know some pretty amazing ones, so the breed is far from dead.

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--- No, the distal phalanges of my fingers and toes, plus one other appendage. ;)

Interestingly, Indians from India count on their fingers using all of their phalanges in sequence, like this:

Proximal Phalange Intermediate Phalange Distal Phalange

--------------------------------+-----------------------+-------------- Little Finger 1 2 3 Ring Finger 4 5 6 Middle Finger 7 8 9 Index Finger 10 11 12

So, by using both hands, they can count up to 144 on their fingers.

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Ghoti?

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John Fields

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I'd bet all hold degrees that are more than ten years old, and come from educational paradigms that are a far cry from what takes place in today's classrooms.

Kids these days are lucky. What should really happen is that they all get forced to use a slide rule for the entire first year of secondary school. Get a feel for the numbers, as it were.

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lurch

I only get 38, and that included using the metacarpals. 19 each hand.

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lurch

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lurch

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Oh that is quite straightforward, the powers that be are aware that the = clarity=20 of metric units assists in thinking straight; and they don't want the = proles to=20 do that.

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JosephKK

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About the only thing that will cleanse something like that is RFNA. = Rinse with=20 minute amounts of ADMH (small amounts because it is rather toxic, plus it= reacts=20 violently with even trace amounts of RFNA).

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And this lowly american can count to over 1000 using the digits of my = hands.

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Maybe some folks in the Appalachians, or the bayous ;-)

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Some of the Brits don't have 12 teeth left. More have 10. :)

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That's whole towns. Well, they are socialists.

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And a lot are antisocial.

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